Belfast Telegraph - 2017-05-24

• The children who never came home
• So, when did Sinn Fein’s Michelle O’Neill decide it was unacceptab­le to bomb Manchester?
• Rise of suicide bombers takes terrorism in the UK to a level that we never saw during the Troubles
• Real freedom fighting is in the people’s response to the barbaric murder of innocent children
• The people of this great city that I know and love will recover from this unspeakabl­e act
• Thousands gather for vigil and show of Mancunian defiance in face of evil
• Security stepped up at Belfast’s SSE Arena
• Arena workers from Northern Ireland lucky to be alive after concert bomb horror
• O’Neill tells of his team’s shock during NI training
• Ulster parties suspend election campaigns
• Church leaders offer prayers and support
• Holmes is hit by backlash for ‘PC Plod’ tweet aimed at police chief of bombed city
• Trump brands killer ‘a loser’ as he stands in solidarity with UK
• Kids in limbo over what school they’ll attend after letters gaffe
• Harris ‘was fraternal to children and fans’
• Anguish for Arlene’s family over further inquest delay
• Army ‘stopped from patrolling’ on day of Kingsmill massacre, victim’s mother told
• Limavady man ‘looked up and smiled’ while abusing his nieces, court is told
• Teen ‘spat at and struck girlfriend with dog chain’
• Man who mugged foreign students and then gave himself up avoids jail
• Chocolate really does do your heart good, new medical study reveals
• Devoted mother ‘had psychotic episode and killed toddler son’
• Cunning canine Mike is police’s top dog again
• Ulster-born Everton hero’s FA Cup medal sells for £8k
• Why Manchester suicide bombing was callous and cowardly attack on a generation of young women
• Those who attack all we hold dear will never cow us
• NI’s public spending highest in UK
• NI must look to market in China after Brexit: mogul
• Musgrave plans £10m stores upgrade as it boosts local suppliers
• New housing scheme to create 50 jobs, but sector is still facing ‘challenges’
• Government borrowing in April hit £10.4bn
• High street sales flat for May as public feels pinch

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