Belfast Telegraph - 2018-02-14

• Man’s shotgun murder seen by children
• Isawa threesome in Paddy Jackson’s bedroom, witness tells rape trial
• VALENTINE’S SPECIAL: TWO TOP WRITERS ON THE SECRET OF A HAPPY LIFE TOGETHER
• TALKS FAILING TO NARROW THE GAP BETWEEN PARTIES
• BURGLARY TRAGEDY
• Putting his faith in the congregati­on, minister crowd surfs at end of service
• Love is still in the air for diamond valentines
• Jackson’s case is that he didn’t have sex with accuser
• Identities of self-styled ‘paedophile hunters’ in NI revealed
• Relief of alleged victim palpable as she finally leaves witness stand
• Serious shortage of graves leads to call for Londonderr­y crematoriu­m
• Parents’ agony as they prepare for death of a fifth child from mystery illness
• She was heart of our family... daughter pays tributetoc­rash victim mother
• Brexit and Stormont blamed as firm plans to axe 45 jobs in Magherafel­t
• Mallon slams secrecy over DUP’s meetings at No.10
• I’d pull down sign if it went up on my street: McNarry
• Red velvet brownies
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Victim’s sister who hugged soldier abused
• Campaigner’s bid to restore stately home suffers legal setback
• Family’s lucky escape after car goes up in flames on trip
• Cash worries putting NI couples off tying knot, survey reveals
• Mum seeks to warn parents of brain illness that almost killed her son
• Co Down man who assaulted police and paramedics bailed
• Somme mural is reinstated after vandals ripped it down
• Football club scores legal win in £53k tax dispute
• Bomber who refused electronic tag fails to overturn jail recall
• Beautiful Down is full of fun
• County Down connection­s
• Ex-football coach faces fourth jail term for sex abuse of boys
• Two teens held on suspicion of murder after six-week-old boy dies at facility
• What this talks process needs is the chemistry we saw between ChuckleBro­thers Martin and Ian
• Marriage statistics and the poverty gap
• Why the last thing we all need is a National Museum of Troubles
• Son of rugby legend scores big on catwalk
• ‘I love toast if I am stressed’
• A message to Mary Lou: if you want to unite Ireland, you must unite its people and leave war cries where they belong — in the past
• Managers attempt last-ditch bid to take over Carillion’s contracts in NI
• House prices rise by 1% across NI ... but supply ‘still an issue’
• Council delays approval as major retailer linked to disputed £400m plan
• Lisburn coffee company brews up venture with Chinese supermarke­ts
• Go-ahead for auction after Three legal bid is blocked
• Republic’s reliance on Port of Dublin is threat to supply of goods post-Brexit: report
• Bank faces calls to increase interest rates as inflation holds steady at 3%
• Watchdog told it could be in contempt of Parliament if RBS report not given to MPs
• Assembly cannot claim a mandate from voters unless any new agreement is put to a referendum
• Mixed views on whether Irish Language Act would be beneficial for NI
• Elaine’s big net gain at Sport NI awards
• This week’s fixtures
• Shaw banking on Frazer to boost World Cup bid
• Eastwood aiming to shine on both World and European stage
• Rory and Tiger tee off together in group sure to excite the crowd
• Sigerson must move to October to ease students’ burden
• Keefe wants his Giants to focus on regaining that winning feeling
• Christie lets tears flow after further medal misery
• Naiyaravor­o is backed to have a major impact on Northampto­n
• Anscombe try should have stood, say rugby chiefs
• Glens are on the rise after Kane’s last-gasp heroics
• City turn on the style as super season just gets better
• Delighted Guardiola heaps praise on ‘extraordin­ary’ Gundogan
• Eriksen puts Spurs
• Real’s battle with PSG far more important than my own future, insists Zidane
• Revival makes me proud: Pochettino
• NI netball coach Elaine lands another top award
• ALL THE ACTION: Page 52

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