Belfast Telegraph - 2018-02-07

• Shock as 440 NI jobs lost in just one day
• ‘Our lives will never be the same without him...’ Tears and tributes at funeral of popular Belfast man Michael Cullen
• WOMAN’S QUEST TO SEE NI MAN FACE JUSTICE FOR KILLING HER OLDER SISTER 44 YEARS AGO
• MASKEY UNDER FIRE
• Jamie Dornan on losing his mum at 15 and battling a drink problem
• NI MAN CHARGED AS PUP ALLEGEDLY HIT WITH HAMMER AND MICROWAVED
• BBC NI JOURNALIST CONFRONTED KEVIN MAGEE ‘AMBUSHED’ TRYING TO INTERVIEW VIGILANTE GROUP
• Sinn Fein failing utterly to convince critics party can ever change its spots
• Foster against pardon for suffragett­es who broke law as she hails historic centenary
• Probe told of ‘conspiracy theory’ over minister’s letter to lenders
• Lady Sylvia Hermon is the MP for North Down
• Community shocked as police probe the sudden death of young mum
• Family of missing man tell of relief they can now bury him
• Border police seize haul of eight million cigarettes at Belfast port
• Jailed dissident hadnoissue­swith my legal advice, ex-counsel says
• Hyde Park bomb families hope to see suspect in dock this year
• Roasted garlic, tomato and rosemary focaccia
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Sunday start and route change among big plans for marathon
• A land of great beauty and history
• Public pays £77k for artefacts that they are not allowed to see
• Man ‘forced’ to take 3kg of cannabis to train station
• Loyalist feud assault accused can’t live at home as it is not safe
• Council makes appeal over illegal dumping of tyres at wildlife haven
• Man accused of phoning girl (15) to arrange a meeting at hotel for sex
• Golf courses are ‘under threat due to climate change’
• Hunt for ‘low-lifes’ who stole charity boxes during break-in at restaurant
• British actor who played Frasier’s dad dies aged 77
• Sinn Fein must not be allowed to rewrite the history of the civil rights movement
• Hyde Park civil case can give some solace
• Omagh fight for justice offers hope to families of Hyde Park victims
• ‘I will always remember one little boy who rang up our helpline while his mother was being attacked’
• *Not her real name. Niamh was supported through the Children and Young People’s services of Women’s Aid. Women’s Federation NI is hosting a two-day conference in Belfast, called See, Hear, Act, starting today. It plans to launch a book at the conference c
• ‘I had trained to be a paratroope­r ... but became a monk instead’
• Why do our tweet-happy politician­s have so little to say about the barbaric torture of children in ‘punishment’ attacks?
• Graham’ s record £400 min work despite NI political uncertaint­y
• Co Tyrone dairy’s new £30m ‘Brexit-proof ’ centre
• North coast hotel plans expansion and new jobs
• Belfast City Council brings in planning troublesho­oter to speed up whole process
• Economic growth faces slump to 1.1% by 2019
• US tech firm creating 55 jobs with Invest NI aid
• Executives from RBS misled Parliament, says Labour’s Lewis
• Executives from failed outsourcin­g company Carillion are grilled by MPs over its collapse
• Keyboard warriors killing free speech
• Our arts organisati­ons need to get creative about securing new funding in times of tightened belts
• Significan­t gaps remain between the parties in Stormont talks
• Amnesty for security forces could backfire
• Defeat casts a cloud over Irish union’s anniversar­y
• Banbridge hoping to home in on play-off places
• Starting both Sexton and Carbery is a real option, says Murphy
• Midfield and half-backs
• We’re up for fight to save Conte’s job: Azpilicuet­a
• Taking Scots reins may lure Smith out of retirement, says McNamara
• I apologised to Pochettino over leaked dossier on Spurs: Flynn
• Swansea hit eight to book tie with Owls
• Karius is eager to show Klopp he can be Pool’s long-term No.1
• Baxter thrilled with
• Linfield have case for the defence as Callacher and Haughey show their class
• Blend to win battle for Cup glory
• Darren dazzles as Reds boss Gray blasts semi KO

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