Belfast Telegraph - 2017-10-17

• The £30m storm
• ‘Reckless’ thrillseek­ers put their lives at risk
• JIM McDOWELL... THE MAN WHO SILENCED HIM WHEN DEATH THREATS COULDN’T
• Why we’re glad we had breast screening in our 40s
• FORENSIC TESTS ON SUSPECTED VICTIM OF ALSATIAN ATTACK
• APPEAL OVER NI WOMAN POLICE FEAR WAS MURDERED
• NI’S HOPES FOR WORLD CUP PLAY-OFF
• Decisions on response to weather should be made by politician­s: MLA
• Day NI shut down as storm forces widespread closures
• Young mum’s lucky escape as tree falls in front of her car
• Soup kitchen solace for homeless during storm
• Clean-up operation under way as NI picks up the pieces
• Carrick pub that offered shelter forced to close on police advice
• Planned visit by Clinton to help Stormont stalemate is postponed
• Three die in Republic on day of raging winds
• Flood victims moved again due to weather
• Bus and rail services to be reinstated after day of travel chaos
• Angry principals hit out over late-night school closure tweet
• Raining cats and dogs as hurricane hits...
• Cathedral fall victim was UU graduate
• Fifth arrest made in Fermanagh crash murder probe
• Accused who ‘pointed gun’ at neighbours is remanded
• Aged 105, Rosemary relives her wartime years with HW
• EU willing to be flexible and creative with NI: Taoiseach
• PM’ s plea for parties to strike deals parks Sinn Fein accusation over UK’ s approach
• May engages with leaders in effort to shift Brexit talks logjam
• Murder accused told police he ‘punched and kicked’ victim
• RECIPE OF THE DAY
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Priory to open museum celebratin­g a thousand years of precious archives
• Double killer Hazel’s home will be sold to recoverass­ets
• Man found brutally murdered at his house in Larne is laid to rest
• Football legend Donaghy gets behind new NI charity trophy
• Comedy world in shock as stand-up Sean Hughes dies suddenly aged 51
• Judge criticises health trust for delaying court case
• Sectarian bigot who kicked officer and verbally abused hospital staff avoids prison
• Lloyd Webber bows out of the Lords due to workload
• It’s time that we shouted ‘cut’ on the thoughtles­s reality show that passes for some people’s lives
• Political dysfunctio­n perfectly illustrate­d by response to storm
• Why should our nation suffer when billions are spent on overseas aid?
• ASK THE expert
• ‘If I’d waited to have a screening it could have been too late for me’
• ‘A balanced diet is vitalasIam­avegan with osteoporos­is’
• Innovative thinking is needed for NHS crisis
• Northern Ireland must lead the way towards clean energy growth and leave fossil fuels in the past
• Hurricane Ophelia: anger at short notice for school closures
• Few certaintie­s on the concept of rights
• Sir Dancealot can perform winning feat at Leicester
• Countdown to Ryan Burnett’s world title unificatio­n fight
• Easter event announced as financial risk rules Circuit of Ireland off the calendar
• Allen playing it safe on his journey to the very top
• Takam steps in for Joshua bout after injury halts Pulev’s title bid
• Health battle won’t curb my fighting spirit, insists Cunningham
• Slaughtnei­l to appeal McNeill red card ahead of Omagh clash
• Dundrum delight for in-form Graham
• Gatlandsla­msO’Brienafter­quittingas­Lions coach
• Leinster receive big injury boost while Dempsey makes plans for Glasgow tester
• Nixon calls for Ards to tighten up ahead of joust with Lurgan Blues
• Baxter tips Crues’ quality to shine through after setback
• Zidane coy on bringing Spurs star Kane to Madrid
• Don’t compare De Bruyne with Messi: Guardiola
• Lovren believes Lukaku contact in Anfield scrap was intentiona­l
• Ashley targeting quick Magpies sale
• O’Neill: we can draw hope from Danes or Swiss

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