Belfast Telegraph - 2019-12-12

• ‘Gerard loved his family and lived for his football... I don’t know what came over him’
• Decision day
• HOW THE CRIPPLING COSTS OF LIFE IN DUBLIN FORCED ME AND MY FAMILY TO MOVE BACK TO NI
• Cancer wait mum ‘treated like an animal’
• Parents’ relief at court ruling over girl’s death
• Derry Girls don their aprons for New Year Bake Off TV special
• Suzanne Breen: how battles will be decided,
• NI teachers could strike if authoritie­s renege on pay deal, union warns
• SF chief McDonald refuses to say if party will give any of donor’s money to charity
• Funding shortage making my job impossible, says primary head
• Nadine home from jungle with fellow I’m A Celeb stars
• Polls point to a slim Tory win as parties enter home straight
• IRA abuse victim Cahill urges voters to reject Sinn Fein
• Why this General Election is about more than Brexit: business, education, union and green leaders tell us their priorities
• Homeless charities helping people to polling stations
• Hour by hour: your guide to a night of political drama
• Tele will have you covered once election counts begin
• Jerry was a special young man, says Carrick manager
• It’s healthy to ask for help at Christmas
• Murdered Lyra’s partner left feeling ‘very raw’ after Saoradh stunt, court told
• Woman was threatened with boiling water in front of child, court is told
• Electric bills could rise in Belfast after Brexit, council told
• Fingerprin­ts link former IRA member to Hyde Park car bomb, claims barrister
• Dad whose son died in pier tragedy loses cancer battle
• Rains end potato harvesting until new year
• My heart’s ripped apart, says tragic teen’s mum
• Suspected drink-drive crash ‘like pinball game’
• First Mass held at ex-Presbyteri­an church
• Air pollution in Belfast is equivalent to smoking 94 cigarettes a year: charity
• Coroner wants proof ex-soldier is unfit to give inquest evidence
• Former nurse linked to nuisance PSNI calls set to stand trial for arson
• Police swoop on a string of cash machine theft suspects
• Police seize £260k worth of cannabis
• Anton pokes fun at himself ahead of Strictly’s final
• Youth worker (50) raped vulnerable transgende­r teenager, court is told
• New Zealand volcano island too unstable to recover victims
• If there’s a moral duty to use your vote, then there is a moral duty to take your seat if you are elected
• The right to vote is a potent weapon that must be used wisely
• Why a more fundamenta­l value than your position on Europe in this election is that of your explicit rejection of political violence
• Why we love Christmas gifts that are a real experience ‘We brew more than 200 beers ... it’s about taking pride in the city and giving tourists a taste they can’t get anywhere else’
• ‘A hands-on experience is more memorable and people love the nostalgia of baking bread the traditiona­l way’ It’s aprons on and we make soda and wheaten on the griddle... we don’t measure anything out
• Playing her part to help halt throwaway fashion
• ‘Everyone who goes on my Catch and Sea trip says they will never forget it — they are looking for something unique’
• Anewway to get your fashion Fix without the hassle of shop visits
• Listed building to get £4.5m revamp despite opposition
• Uncertaint­y over regional rates ‘hurting councils’ ability to plan’
• Optimism over growth in houseprice­sinNIdespi­te slowdown for November
• Amazon’s Deliveroo tie-up in doubt amid competitio­n concerns
• Government should not further undermine devolution with ill-conceived proposals in abortion consultati­on
• Protestant­s and men in demand at Northern Ireland Civil Service
• SF’s abortion stance will lose them votes
• Lord Lieutenant should back Smyrl
• CROSSWORD
• Another blank leaves Giants with it all to do in second leg
• Cooney is clearly Ireland’s best No.9 right now
• Potential for disaster has focused Munster minds, insists Kleyn
• Boyle eager to reclaim Connacht place and keep Euro dream alive
• We might not be so lucky if we leave it that close again, admits Reidy
• CIYMS delighted to add Pretorius to their squad after Pienaar’s recommenda­tion
• Gurney has first leg of double in his own hands
• M cAleer signs up with Maloney in world title quest
• Jack’s final tears showed his love for Gers: Gerrard
• I haven’t had talks over top job, says Ljungberg
• Lennon urges fringe stars to grasp their opportunit­y
• Jesus treble helps City wrap group up in fine style
• Pep happy to emerge unscathed ahead of domestic challenges
• Sessegnon states his case as Mourinho learns much in defeat to classy Bayern
• There isn’t a team in Europe who would want to face Pool, insists confident Robertson

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