Belfast Telegraph - 2018-02-16

• Jury told of alleged victim’s rape texts from pal
• Twin’s farewell to brother who loved superheroe­s... heartbreak­ing scenes at funeral of river tragedy victim Kayden (5)
• LA MON 40 YEARS ON... TWO SURVIVORS WHO HAVEN’T GIVEN UP HOPE OF JUSTICE
• SINN FEIN TO SHOW ‘DRAFT AGREEMENT’ TO GOVERNMENT­S
• Suspect leaps from flat window as body found stuffed into wardrobe
• Man quizzed on theft of late teacher’s car
• Anger over ‘monolith’ that could put historic NI church in the shade
• Officer ‘suspected that Ulster players were involved’
• Loyalist Bryson to address MPs’ committee
• Coveney hits out at Fianna Fail’s sniping over failure of talks
• Calls mount for details of talks to be made public
• Civil Service ‘can’t make policy decisions without a minister’
• DUP and Sinn Fein criticism of May visit ‘bid to outsource blame for collapse of talks’
• Bigger bills for ratepayers in all but one council area
• Healthy lasagne
• Shops fear losing trade over 400 parking fines every day
• Robinson: I turned down Lords peerage
• Alarm at sectarian gang fights set up online
• Student wins right to grant aid challenge
• Arrested man had medical issues: PSNI
• Ex-minister Nesbitt in court battle over apartments proposal
• Dad who tried to kill four kids jailed
• Stars back former NI prisoner using sport to help keep kids out of trouble
• Goldmine extension decision ‘was based on inaccurate maps’
• Thug who broke back of ex-partner fails to overturn conviction
• Sinn Fein man suing RTE quizzed over his role in IRA campaign
• Manwhostab­bedlorry driver to be detained inhospital­indefinite­ly
• Corbyn slams claims about Czech spy as ‘ridiculous’
• 86 new complainan­ts say paedophile football coach Bennell abused them
• Barry White is a former journalist and commentato­r with the Belfast Telegraph
• Tutu resigns as an Oxfam ambassador over scandal
• So-called paedophile hunters using tactics from paramilita­ry playbook
• Pain of La Mon still palpable 40 years on
• We should dare to imagine a life beyond the Good Friday Agreement ... a period of direct rule would allow us to do just that
• ‘When the director asked me if I’d mind not covering up my acne, I thought it would be a missed opportunit­y not to represent teenagers as they really are’
• Del Toro delivers a haunting fantasy
• A touch of black magic from Marvel
• All the best entertainm­ent, movies,gigsand shows
• There are so many things in it that are timely and pertinent
• Bombardier profits soar by 57% in wake of trade dispute victory
• Banks’ advice to Carillion probed
• Architect trumpets quality of workforce as city office opens
• Significan­t increase in cross-border trade recorded during 2017
• Obsessive Sinn Fein and intransige­nt DUP need urgent lessons in the art of compromise
• Stormont parties not ruling out new talks after negotiatio­ns collapse
• Stop forcing women to travel for abortions
• CROSSWORD
• Harbinson hoping Antrim’s Healy can inspire UCD to Sigerson Cup triumph
• McGeeney stays upbeat despite injury concerns
• Wenger joy as red hot Gunners are class apart
• Conte saddened by Mason news as Blues extend open invite
• Maguire fired up for crack at his former club as Vardy has a dig
• Gers have quality to reign once again, insists Tavernier
• We’re wary of Mallards threat, says McGonigle
• Haveron urges Glentoran to maintain their momentum
• G-Mac shines as Rory and Tiger prove hit and miss
• Defiant Froome struggles as controvers­y rages on
• RFU admit some players escaping doping tests
• Nelson boost for Ballynahin­ch ahead of crunch Ulster derby tie with Banbridge
• Bangor believe they can storm Methody fortress
• Marshall’s plan is to leave setbacks in past
• Cockerill keen to build on stunning win over Leinster
• Ulster victory is a must: Marshall

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