Belfast Telegraph - 2017-08-24

• Health trusts ordered: save £10m a month
• ‘Lightning hit our house, it was like a massive explosion’ ... stories of terror and trauma from NI’s night of devastatio­n
• GCSEs AREN’T EVERYTHING... BY NI BUSINESS SUCCESSES AT THE TOP OF THEIR GAME
• How our Belfast grandad’s war wounds made him a plastic surgery pioneer
• BEAUTIFUL GIRL WHO BATTLED DEMONS MOVING TRIBUTE AS DRUG TEEN IS BURIED
• D-DAY LIES EXPOSED DECORATED GI WAS IN CO DOWN IN 1944 ... NOT NORMANDY
• ‘DAY OF REFLECTION’ ROW VICTIMS GROUPS HIT OUT AT CLERIC’S TROUBLES PROPOSAL
• Suzanne Breen: health service on a cliff edge,
• Police issue alert after ‘inappropri­ate request’ to child through Xbox
• Robinson wins apology over terror claims
• Anchorman keeps cool as toddler takes over studio
• Trade union slams ‘brutal’ cuts and lack of consultati­on
• Shocked residents left to pick up the pieces following deluge from hell
• ‘It came like a tsunami and took livestock and buildings’
• Translink chief says it needs £12m a year top-up from Stormont
• School offers counsellin­g after death of pupil (16)
• NI figures ‘prove vote system is unfair’
• It’s D-Day for thousands as GCSE results are revealed
• ‘Hairdressi­ng was the job I wanted, it’s about following your passion’
• ‘Winning an Emmy was surreal ... I was surrounded by celebritie­s’
• Brexit-backing economists predict ‘boom time’ for UK
• Chief executive abstains in vote to re-elect Buckley as INM chairman
• Huge rise in Chinese business delegation­s visiting Republic following vote on Brexit
• 50 new jobs on offer at Aldergrove with Jet2 as more routes are added
• Translink chief says work on £175m hub should start in 2018
• NI mortgage lending hits a 10-year high

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