Belfast Telegraph - 2017-10-16

• Schools close as Ophelia hits NI
• Community in shock as police probe death of boy (11) who may have been killed by the family dog
• FURY OF IRA VICTIM’S NIECE AS VARADKAR IS PICTURED WITH SF MAYOR LINKED TO MURDER
• Woman who cares for brother injure din Keg worth crash off to India to help poor
• SO GLAD TO BE ALIVE
• A PAINFUL MEMORY
• STITT’S LEGAL THREAT
• DUP hits back at claims it urged PM to ‘rein in divisive’ Chancellor
• All creatures great and small fill cathedral for special pet service
• Strictly audience is ‘used and abused, and treated like cattle’, says Eamonn
• Progress at talks, but deal is not imminent
• My children have been left upset by revolting abuse I get online: Foster
• Lawjailing­killer driversfor­life mustextend­to NI,saysfamily oftragicEn­da
• Chloe still in running for pageant crown after costume drama
• Eleventh Night turns up heat as friendship­s are tested in fiery play
• Mum was told by doctors for six months she had anxiety ... but it was ovarian cancer and it went on to kill her
• Police probing a sectarian motive after bandsman’s car torched in Cookstown
• Dog owner’s road safety plea after pet is left for dead following hit-and-run
• Nato sailors quizzed over vandalism to bridge
• Stormont probe ‘ignored forced adoption victims at mother and baby homes’
• Torching of van and car in east Belfast being treated as hate crime
• Retailers tell Executive ‘get back to work’ as shop spending falls by 6%
• Company raises £51m to begin Co Tyrone gold rush
• Hard border ‘would be damaging to NI builders’
• Brexit talks resume ... but no minister from Stormont will be there
• Davis in battle to break deadlock as Germany and France talk tough
• British police now investigat­ing four complaints against shamed Weinstein
• Over 40 dead as California battles to put out wildfires
• Hundreds killed as massive lorry bomb explosion devastates Somali capital
• It’s all change as old £1 coin expires
• Virtue signallers like Clinton and Weinstein have always treated ‘little people’ with contempt
• New killer driver laws must also apply in NI
• So, Gerry Adams says he will quit SF if harassment is proven. Bully for him
• Park these shrubs in your garden
• Mary’s book Am I a Feminist? Are You? will be published later this month by New Island
• NHS needs to use its resources better
• Recognitio­n for physicist Bell is welcome, but he was not the naysayer of Einstein as was reputed
• I’ve no problem if River Lagan is orange for Twelfth: SF councillor
• Trump must honour pledge to support NI
• CROSSWORD
• No way back for Giants after an early Panthers mauling
• Tidal on crest of a wave in £1200 chase
• Old master Federer overpowers rival Nadal
• Egyptian win gives Bothwell fourth title
• Coach calls on players to raise their game with Cup tie looming
• Lurganride­theirluckt­ogiveTrini­tyacupshoc­k
• Omagh show their class and become pride of Tyrone again
• Scotstown make it three in a row
• Bradley’s boys turn up heat in third title surge
• Slaughtnei­l triumph in fiesty battle of wills with Kilcoo
• Kearney unhappy at ‘intimidati­on’
• But McIver defends his players
• Connolly dominates from the off to take Comber 6k event
• Erratic Munster performanc­e in France ends with stalemate
• Armagh surprise Banbridge to progress
• Uncertaint­y over coaching is slaming brakes on progress
• Hendo answers
• Henshaw’s little victory makes a big statement
• Campbell upbeat after ‘A’ team dig deep for triumph
• Omitted quintet look to bounce back with white ball
• Dovizioso final lap swoop lands Japanese win
• Relaxed Lukaku is confident that he can fire past big guns
• Arnautovic paying the price of indiscipli­ne and sickness
• Gabbiadini double earns Saints a point in hard-fought draw
• Pochettino happy with ugly win as
• Spurs thoughts turn to Bernabéu
• Koeman looks on the bright side as Rooney rescues a late point
• Coleraine pain relief in real thriller
• Modest Millar relishes his opportunit­y to impress in new role
• Donnelly confident Cliftonvil­le have regained their swagger
• McAlinden looking to keep run going after Carrick beat Swifts
• Best remains Ulster doubt for France
• PAIN GAME: Pages 54-55

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