Belfast Telegraph - 2018-02-19

• Suspects out on bail commit 30,000+ offences
• ‘I thought a truck had just crashed into the shop...’ NI woman on the terrifying earthquake that rocked Wales
• FROM NI FOOTBALL PRODIGY TO BARRISTER ... PAUL FERRIS ON HIS REMARKABLE JOURNEY
• AN ACCORD THEN... BUT STALEMATE NOW
• LA MON ANNIVERSAR­Y IVAN LITTLE ATTENDS POIGNANT SERVICE TO REMEMBER VICTIMS OF THE 1978 ATROCITY
• Anger over petrol bomb attack on the home of vulnerable man
• Iran plane crash kills all 65 people on board
• Kate bucks the trend for black at this year’s Baftas
• Newry enlightene­d after proposal to convert electrical shop into church
• Tributes to teen with NI links killed in US massacre
• New blood and urine test can detect autism in children, claim scientists
• Sister of body in wardrobe victim tells of her agony
• Irish writers combine to propel dying author to top of the charts
• Belfastfli­ghtdiverte­d because of ‘abusive and drunk passenger’
• Former NI Secretary slammed for endorsing deal obituary
• DUP must now come clean over draft accord: Allister
• Woman raped as child in 1994 goes public in plea to other victims
• SDLP leader Eastwood in plea to Corbyn over the dangers of hard Brexit to peace
• Pupils hit the write note with PM May and naturalist Sir David
• Steelers go extra mile for Giants fan Blake in wheelchair fundraiser
• Ulster Rugby star Trimble will continue as Oxfam ambassador despite charity’s sex scandal
• ‘I was eight months pregnant when police came to my door to say an SDLP councillor’s home was to be targeted that night. After that, I had to learn how to search for car bombs’
• Teacher ‘a ray of sunshine in grey world’, mourners told
• Mum’s crusade over ‘disgracefu­l’ lack of disabled public toilets in NI
• Morrissey in call to ban fur farming
• Ex-head of GAA in Tyrone sues radio station over email row
• Price of British passport is about to soar
• Residents air concerns over plans to upgrade Belfast to Newry road
• Two in five Northern Ireland firms ‘have had negative Brexit impact’
• Independen­t trade deals make no sense: ex-Unilever boss
• More growth in Republic... but all-island economy in a good place
• Slain MP Jo Cox’s family stand by widower after sex assault claims
• Music from stage, screen and charts goes down a storm
• Don’t curry the yoghurt... learn the Irish language and beat cultural sectariani­sm
• Public safety must be priority in bail cases
• Critics of my plan for a Museum of the Troubles are sincere, but misguided … it is a vital antidote to collective amnesia about the past
• Nationalis­ts and centre-ground politician­s need to unite and work together for good of our future
• PM ‘still believes the basis for a Stormont agreement exists’
• Limited liability laws must be overhauled
• Newcomers impress but ‘old girl’ lands £600 Drumbo prize
• Pegasus stumble but play-offs remain priority
• Star’s hopes of play-off place finally snuffed out in Dublin
• Impressive Donegal end Tyrone’s six-year Cup strangleho­ld
• Saffrons now sucked into relegation dog-fight
• Bradley leads Oak Leaf charge as Offaly fall into drop zone
• Boss Bonner hungry to build on victory
• Derry can now Erne spurs in style
• Seven-up Armagh carry too much fizz as Sligo lack bottle for battle
• Ireland beat Netherland­s in Pretoria warm-up
• Campbell dig deep to earn a semi-final with Methody
• McCann gets Inst rout under way while Methody batter Bangor
• Staging big games in Six Nations window is not clever, says Scarlets coach
• Rory shines asleaders Malone turn on the power
• Ervine brace sees Banbridge claim the spoils in Hinch derby
• I’m too busy coaching to comment on rumour, insists Gibbes
• Luiten takes Oman Open after nip and tuck tussle
• Controvers­ial finish sees Great Britain beaten by Swedes
• Campbell proud of Ireland after Scots humbled
• Pep careful not to underestim­ate danger posed by buoyant Latics
• Amy puts disappoint­ment to one side with Irish record run
• ‘Ridiculous­ly stupid’ Baggies quartet’s
• Behaviour comes under fire from club legend Wile
• Mourinho gripped by injury fears ahead of testing time for United
• Murty praises strikers as Windass hat-trick fires Gers into second
• Rodgers points finger at Saints players after Hoops draw blank
• Tipton warns against complacenc­y during run-in
• United captain Ervin quick to admit
• Baxter’s pride after Crues make Caley Thistle sweat for final spot
• Rochdale stun Tottenham to earn FA Cup replay

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