Belfast Telegraph - 2017-11-22

• Justice legacy of tragic Megan’s mother
• Anxious parents of NI toddler pricked by dirty syringe in Paris must wait six months to find out if he’s been contaminat­ed
• MY RADICAL SOLUTION TO LOCAL HOUSING CRISIS? I’M BACK HOME LIVING WITH MY PARENTS
• STREETS APART
• The NI hoteliers who are top of the tree all year round
• STRUMMING UP HELP
• ‘HE’S PSYCHOPATH­IC’ MAN WHO BUTCHERED DOG AND FED IT TO HIS PET FACES PRISON
• Resident tells of desperate bid to save woman knocked down by lorry in Belfast
• Families mark 43 years since Birmingham pub bombings by IRA claimed lives of 21 people
• Sir Ken’s tribute to Wallander author as he scoops top Emmy
• Mum’s fear as girl on drugs threatens daughter on Christmas shopping trip
• Paramedics threatened with fake gun during hoax call-out
• Fighting for life: six pups abandoned at pound and battling killer parvovirus
• Police officer denies taking two trolleys of goods from supermarke­t
• Daughter’spleatohel­pfindlong-lostNIrela­tives
• Man climbed scaffoldin­g to hurl planks at cars below
• Conviction­s in doubt as datamanipu­lationclai­ms hit lab run by NI company
• Boris urged to quit if he has to backtrack on border pledge
• SF ‘glorificat­ion of terrorism’ holding up progress: Foster
• Amnesty for soldiers a betrayal of all victims
• Slow-braised beef in red wine
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Rangers fan who said he’d shoot Lennon avoids prison
• Gas blast injured taken to hospital by fire crew
• Republic star Christie to make statement to gardai over online racist abuse
• Disability assessment­s chaoticand­unfair,says ex-nurse whistleblo­wer
• Sad day for O’Neill as NI football manager attends mum’s funeral
• Man accused of meeting boy (14) for sex after online grooming is refused bail
• I just want this to end, says mum at start of pier tragedy inquest
• Dublin City Council to debate naming street after ‘political giant’ John Hume
• Settlement­s reached over US balcony collapse
• Fraudsterj­ailedfor using deaf charity to con businesses
• I won’t be ousted from Sinn Fein for disagreein­g on abortion, says Molloy
• Zimbabwe rejoices as curtain finally falls on Mugabe’s 37-year reign
• Buggy crash victim Nicole (12) to be laid to rest today
• UUP’s Empey defends warning of violence in Scotland and Wales
• Why Sinn Fein is like a political conjuring act ... uncomforta­ble facts vanish in a puff of smoke
• A Fianna Fail-Fine Gael merger may be only way to keep SF out of power
• Anne McElvoy is Senior Editor at The Economist
• ‘Organ donation has got to be the ultimate Christmas gift’
• The plan is to stay six months, but they would let me stay for as long as I wanted ‘Some people look at me like I’mmadfordoi­ngsuchathi­ng’
• ‘Next year I know I will be able to move forward with my life’
• LINDY McDOWELL Plane crazy discrimina­tion against Israeli student has brought back troubling ghosts of humanity’s darkest capacity for hate
• Businesses call for swift interconne­ctor action as planners complete report
• Brexit ‘causing anxiety at border’
• Retailers seek fairer system in rates rethink
• Green light for £37m Co Tyrone wind farm a decade after plans first drawn
• Time running out for Brexit deal, warns IoD director
• Fears housing recovery is ‘running out of steam’ as new home starts down by 15%
• Bank study claims female bosses ‘less likely to take risks’
• Cyber security moving up firms’ lists of priorities and into boardroom, says BT
• Naive to believe that legalising assisted dying is right option when we can still provide right care
• Mum’s shock at finding drug needles in Belfast’s CastleCour­t
• Upgrading port roads is a ferry good idea
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• O’Sullivan to take lessons from tough opening win
• Busy Wilson savours key roles on and off pitch
• This week’s fixtures
• Race is on for our top awards after a glorious year of NI sport
• How to nominate
• Frustrated Ross is determined to seize rare chance to impress
• Suspended Stokes has to win back respect: Warner
• Stormont must wait as Ireland’s first Test will be held at Malahide
• Bannsiders batter sorry Ards to get back on track Results
• Baxter thrilled as Crues slay Swifts to extend winning run
• Toffees furious as Niasse hit with diving charge
• Bhoys facing cream of the crop but we will give it a go: Rodgers
• Fixture list is harming English clubs’ shot at Euro glory: Conte
• FA left us in the dark over Jones’ injections, says angry Mourinho
• Pool forced to relive old nightmare after second-half collapse
• Kane never lost faith as Spurs battle
• Klopp: I’m not worried about the character of Reds stars
• Back to secure top spot in the group
• MICHAEL O’NEILL LATEST: P51

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