Belfast Telegraph - 2017-12-14

• Many Catholics like me want to stay in UK
• AIRBORNE WITH SANTA... 220 NI KIDS TAKE OFF ON A MAGICAL FESTIVE FLIGHT
• BREXIT HUMILIATIO­N FOR MAY DUP VOTES CAN’T SAVE PM FROM COMMONS REVOLT
• GIVE BACK MY BABY’S ASHES BELFAST MUM IN PLEA TO THIEF WHO STOLE PRECIOUS BOX
• Graduation­s at Queen’s and Ulster University
• HUNGER STRIKER PARK ROW COUNCIL PASSES UP CHANCE TO CHANGE NAME
• Health staff get a 1% pay rise, but union brands it ‘completely inadequate’
• Police probe far-right video featuring Belfast councillor
• Festive feast costs 16% more this year... blame inflation and Brexit
• Peter Kay cancels UK tour over ‘family circumstan­ces’
• Former Freemason jailed after stealing £120k from his lodge
• Judge berates ‘idiot’ Celtic fan who antagonise­d flute band
• Murdered NI woman’s family angry as ‘killer secret’ accused walks free
• IRA victims tell Home Secretary they feel ‘abandoned’ in quest for justice
• Leak on UK Government’s EU handling ‘regrettabl­e’
• Men continued to drink as dead stabbing victim lay among them, inquest told
• Council move to reinstall benches used by homeless
• I’m in awe at the care, attention and affection my mum was shown by NI Hospice through the most difficult journey of her life
• Vegan Christmas pudding
• Co Armagh father Barry Williamson on the legacy for his late wife Alison
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Informer murdered Catholic pensioner ‘to hide role as an agent’
• Drugs haul accused ‘no gangster’s moll’
• Man guilty of assaulting his fiancee just minutes after their engagement
• PSNI received a domestic abuse report every 18 minutes last year
• 30% of NI adults either not in work or not looking for job
• Nurse sobs as she tells of sex attack by patient
• Armed forces veterans to be issued with customised ID
• Family of tractor tragedy four-year-old plan charity walk in little boy’s memory
• Nelson McCausland: let’s have another Festival of Britain in 2021
• Shannon masters motherhood and student life
• Historic poll loss in Alabama a blow for Trump senate plans
• Serial robber wins legal bid after he’s denied jail release
• HMRC employee who stole £30k in tax credits avoids jail term
• Grenfell service at St Paul’s a chance ‘to hear words of healing and truth’
• Sir Paul’s gift aids Manchester victims’ fund
• Councillor­s refuse to discuss Christmas parking charge issue
• Catholic UUP man can be an inspiratio­n
• Be honest: if direct rule was introduced in the morning would anyone even notice?
• ‘I’m strict but I also have fun with my kids’
• Tokio Myers’ Our Generation is out now. He is playing Belfast’s SSE Arena on Saturday, April 14, at 8pm. Visit ssearenabe­lfast.com/ tokio-myers for details
• Payment company Cayan creating 170 jobs in Belfast office expansion
• Housing market has ‘momentum’ heading into 2018
• Paisley attacks Boeing’s ‘spiteful’ case against US sales of C Series jet
• Swedish group buys Jurys Inn hotel chain for £800m
• Unions meet Bombardier chief over job loss worries
• Services sector output at its highest for 10 years: report
• Committee of MPs urges government to accept EU Brexit deal
• New head of finance body’s Belfast office ‘delighted’ with role
• Politician­s’ supposed Christian values desert them when it comes to helping the homeless
• Just heartbreak­ing — baby’s ashes stolen by Belfast burglars
• Only the public can break link with Union
• Varadkar protects British rule in NI
• CROSSWORD
• Rea favourite to lift third Irish Motorcycli­st of Year title in row
• Gurney full of confidence ahead of world title quest
• Greene takes a swipe at Dunn after setting up Higgins battle
• A united front will help Red Hands flourish, says new chairman Kerr
• Loughran on write lines for latest award
• Burns steps up hunt for fresh talent as Down target progress
• Froome had double the legal limit of asthma drug
• We’re ready to do what it takes for a double over Quins: Reidy
• Ulsterman Whitten seeking glory on return to Dublin with Exeter
• Heaslip has eye on Six Nations as he nears end of injury misery
• BILLY TACKLES...
• FOOTBALLER­S’ LIVES Ards striker Jonny Frazer on his family grief and dealing with the pain of rejection at Linfield
• Klopp admits Pool failed to show a cutting edge
• Sweet revenge as Puel returns to haunt the Saints
• Hitman Lukaku on target as United bite Cherries
• Super Silva paves the way for City
• Spurs in top four as Aurier’s lucky strike clips Seagulls’ wings
• Moyes to loosen the reins after Hammers frustrate Gunners
• Proud Guardiola hails his record-breaking City stars

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