Belfast Telegraph - 2017-09-05

• Family of man shot by IRA too afraid to speak
• Catherine’s legacy... father of talented Belfast schoolgirl who died from leukaemia tells of charity work he carries out in her memory
• WHAT WILLIAM AND KATE NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TRIALS AND TRIBULATIO­N SOFA THIRD CHILD
• NI star gives grieving boys tickets to see Windsor win
• PAIR END PROTEST AS ROW OVER TROUBLES EXHIBITION RESOLVED
• HEARTFELT TRIBUTES TO LIFE AND WORK OF VICTOR GORDON
• TIME RUNNING OUT TO SEAL A DEAL, INSISTS SECRETARY OF STATE
• In quest begins into man shot dead driving stolen car through check point
• Son accused of trying to strangle dad denied bail
• Royals are delighted as Kate breaks news that third child is on the way
• NI needs single market with Republic, says Hain
• Exit’s impact on the border raises concerns for Barnier
• Lord Mayor ‘too busy’ for St Patrick’s with Trump
• Transport chiefs call for patience as new traffic signals enrage motorists
• Move to ban e-cigarettes for under-18s is welcomed
• Roy’s epic 1,000 mile charity trip from Belfast to Carrick
• Young mum accused of having loaded gun on Belfast-bound train
• NI notches up 1,000 more millionair­es in past year as economy bounces back
• NI man on Middle East terror charge ‘never fired a shot’
• Man jailed for nine years over his role in planned assault
• Couple plead guilty to stealing £100k from credit union
• Prince of Wales’ fund to the rescue after north west’s farmers are hit by flooding
• School forced to close on first day of term as suspicious item left at gates
• Yeats’ letters to his lover could fetch £350k at auction

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