Belfast Telegraph - 2017-11-07

• £1.8m handed to PSNI informers
• Ballymoney family praised for bravery during hostage drama as daughter comes home safe and well from ordeal in Nigeria
• WIN TICKETS TO NI v SWITZERLAN­D
• DARKLEY PASTOR: MY PRAYERS FOR VICTIMS OF TEXAS CHURCH SHOOTING
• My ‘new normal’ life, by the Belfast mum felled by a stroke during pregnancy
• WOMAN’S BODY IN FLAT FOR TWO YEARS MAN (23) ACCUSED OF PREVENTING BURIAL
• CLIFTONVIL­LE STAR’S CHILD IMAGE CHARGE CASE IS BROUGHT BEFORE THE COURTS
• Glenanne Gang report should be finished and made public, court told
• Abortions can destroy young women, says DUP MP
• Westminste­r safeguards to be introduced by PM
• Record-breaking NI golfer who played his way across Mongolia finds a home for the stray dog who followed him for 1,700km
• Van turns to jazz classics for second album this year
• Church killer had history of domestic violence
• £7.5m bill to rehome intimidati­on victims
• Ex-soldier on murder bid charge fights for jury trial
• Varadkar to attend poignant service as Enniskille­n marks bomb anniversar­y
• Inquiry into Stormont-toppling RHI scheme opens to the public
• Nationalis­t parties furious at Brokenshir­e’s EU stance
• Brexit minister probed over cash from group which donated to DUP
• Police probe after ‘sickening and disgracefu­l’ attacks on memorials
• Promising boxer struck bouncer and ‘ran for it’
• Murder On The Orient Express is in UK cinemas now
• I once viewed the RUC as a force to fear, but now I can see the other side
• Flax, pumpkin and chocolate chip muffins
• What it’s like living with a progressiv­e lung condition in NI
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Businessma­n Nishi ‘changed so many lives’
• Jury will determine if ‘mentally unwell’ son caused father’s death
• Sword killer in court charged with being unlawfully at large
• Group issues death threat against 14 in west Belfast
• Terminally ill nurse vows to help search for blood cancer cure
• Suspended jail sentence for man who stored gunpowder that he took from fireworks
• New car sales tumble 20% in a decade, and next year looks set to be no better
• Work of heritage ‘angels’ to be applauded at Belfast ceremony
• Hotly-anticipate­d shortlist for awards revealed
• ‘One punch’ attacker who fractured man’s skull avoids jail term
• Man’s injunction bid fails ‘after PSNI tried to make him inform’
• Deserter agrees to attend inquest into 1971 Army shooting
• Bono and Mrs Brown’s Boys stars ‘linked to tax havens’
• Man convicted of murdering child he adopted just two weeks earlier
• Trio to face court two years after killing
• Freed Catalan leader blasts Spain’s jailing of ‘comrades’
• Romancing the Stone... moment Jagger turned from an icon of rock ‘n’ roll into a pathetic old man
• Massacre a chilling reminder of Darkley
• Why should Lord Tebbit forgive the bombers who tried to murder his wife?
• ASK THE expert
• How your microbiome is key to good health
• course helps manage respirator­y condition
• ‘I love a proper Uster fry, that’s one for my treat days’
• Now’s the time for fresh and honest discussion on implicatio­ns of our current law regarding abortion
• DUP backer Katie Hopkins on why unificatio­n of Ireland is ‘inevitable’
• Dr Luther wreaked havoc in the Church
• Canon Lewis wrong on forgivenes­s issue
• Stockdale ticks every box for Ireland, says Earls
• Bilic proud of his efforts as Hammers edge near Moyes swoop
• Ex-N I duo can’t believe starlets are not being whisked away
• REPuBLIC BOSS wANtS MCCLEAN tO CHANNEL HIS ANGER
• Centurionh­adstar qualityrig­htfrom the start: Johnson
• Wilson doubts Swiss temperamen­t in heat of a raucous Windsor
• Paterson proud of his role in helping shape manager’s revolution
• Graham Luney

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