Belfast Telegraph - 2017-10-07

• Bombardier hit with second fine
• Dad was my inspiratio­n and the reason I fell in love with music. I’ll miss him for the rest of my life... Lisa Flavelle’s emotional tribute to jazz legend father Jackie
• JOSH JOINS THE ELITE
• HUNTINGTON’S CARE A POSTCODE LOTTERY
• FOSTER BACKING PM
• Man accused of Horner murder directed gun man to his target, court is told
• Five people accused of taking part in illegal parades refuse to stand in court
• A moving account of a mother who walked out — and the father and aunt who held a family together
• Countdown to crucial clash in Norway
• I want to restore power-sharing for everyone: Foster
• NI-born MP calls for Good Friday protection
• Arlene ‘struck deal to bring Open to NI in just 15 minutes’
• Dealing with past draining resources: Hamilton
• Family ‘overwhelme­d’ by tributes as anti-addiction pioneer dies suddenly
• Shock as respected retired teacher passes away on holiday
• Royal Mail threatens to take legal action against postal union over plans for strike
• Terminally-ill financial adviser jailed for ‘wicked’ £150k scam has term cut
• Dad loses bid for damages over ‘forged’ IVF consent
• Man reported to policebymu­mover criminal damage and theft at church denies all charges
• Thief who stole cash from charity boxes during crime spree is jailed
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Ex-PSNI officer admits trying to buy pistol and ammo over the dark web
• Tensions rise after Trump talks of ‘calm before storm’
• Belfast beats major rivals to land top conference
• Breastfeed­ing rates in NI climb but still lag behind rest of UK
• Ex-intelligen­ce officer awarded substantia­l damages for hacking
• Troubled NI girls 13 times more likely than boys to call ChildLine
• Good enough to eat: influentia­l blog heaps praise on 12 ‘must-visit’ local restaurant­s
• Brandywell may be renamed in ‘perfect tribute’ to tragic Candystrip­es captain Ryan
• Drain cleaner liquid scare at Co Clare dental clinic
• Charity asks for help to find mum of pups dumped on doorstep
• Searchison­forrelativ­esasproudt­own prepares to honour Victoria Cross hero
• From languishin­g in jail to £2,000-a-day cocaine habit
• ‘The Ted Heath I knew was not a child abuser’
• ‘We’re caretakers of the land and we’re here to leave it in a better state than we found it’
• Why pal Amy can’t wait to be out standing in her own field
• The endlessly miscast and misunderst­ood Daphne du Maurier
• Whodunnit inspired by kidnapping of Shergar appeals to children of all ages
• Why US arms lobby can’t be allowed to muzzle gun control debate
• Why surface impression­s don’t tell true tale of a politician’s character
• Our home’s a bleak house now that Rocky’s no longer around
• Meeke in happier place as he challenges for lead in Rally Catalunya
• Barnes in fine shape for Frampton bill after classy win in Edinburgh
• England crush hopes of Euro glory
• Toner lays it on the line as Ballygalge­t eye provincial glory
• Slaughtnei­l have to triumph again to gain
• Brennan aims to keep champions Cargin on course for title hat-trick
• Erne girls face Oak Leafs for final verdict
• Rory slips out of the frame as Fleetwood and Hatton lead chase for glory
• Glens boss takes Crues loss on chin but calls for big response
• Kearney’s boys still a class apart
• Tipton demands players stand up to Cliftonvil­le’s attacking talent
• Murphy at a thrilling
• Fletcher dreams of Scots in Russia as Southgate hopes for evolution
• Double to set up date with Wales
• Colemanisr­elishing winner takes allbattle in pulsating climax
• Michael told me to enjoy myself, says proud Saville
• Low high on praise for heavyweigh­ts at the heart of defence
• Battling Brunt faced six of the best
• Kiss happy with messy victory as confidence is restoredbe­fore European return
• Porter points Bann in direction of impressive win
• Derby advantage is with Munster, admits Cullen
• KEEPING FAITH: Pages 52-53

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