Belfast Telegraph - 2018-04-13

• Sponsor’s concern as Ulster braced for protest
• ‘A matter of deep regret for me, politicall­y and personally...’ but DUP leader Foster insists she did nothing wrong during first appearance at the RHI Inquiry
• NI MAN ON HIS ARRANGED MARRIAGE THAT BECAME A GENUINE LOVE STORY
• How did our reporter Claire McNeilly fare behind the wheel of Translink’s fabulous new Glider bus?
• A HEALTHY MARTIN WOULD HAVE COPED DIFFERENTL­Y WITH CRISIS: ROBINSON
• HOWELL CREDITORS WILL GET SOME OF THEIR MONEY BACK
• Syria air strikes must be debated, insists UUP MLA
• Attack can’t go unchalleng­ed, says Cabinet as May prepares plans to deal with crisis
• More interestin­g times lie ahead in scrutiny of Arlene
• 27 schools face mergers and one new Irish facility planned under reforms
• Latest annual report unveils sustainabi­lity concerns at facilities
• Concern as hammer atack on boy (13) filmed by children
• Protesters take to streets to vent anger at special schools plan
• Freedom to report on the courts is vital for a modern democracy
• Feminist group prepares for rally at stadium before tonight’s game
• Probe launched after ‘rape list’ is posted in toilet of Co Cork school
• Five NI stores to fall victim to Carpetrigh­t restructur­ing process
• Party was arguably in safer hands under former leader
• Adams’ justificat­ion of violence encouraged new dissidents, says DUP MP
• Banoffee tarts
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Staff tips are stolen in church cafe burglary
• Thieves steal £17k in ‘very profession­al’ Newry ATM robbery
• Authority lifts ban on Co Antrim care home admitting residents
• Grieving mum fears lives are at risk after Street Angels safety scheme is disbanded
• Mental illness issues in pregnant women linked to baby health
• Portuguese couple charged with cruelty to a boy (2) granted bail
• Ministers will pray for dry weather to help farmers
• Derelict building where rebel McCracken was held before his execution to be turned into pub
• Israel seeks Irish response over Dublin mayor’s Palestine visit
• Staff laid off while hotel undergoes renovation­s
• Porter underpaid for antisocial hours wins employment tribunal
• Game of Thrones security workers blast firm over 8p an hour pay rise
• Abuse victims secure judicial review in bid to win compensati­on
• The amazing friendship of man blinded by soldier during Troubles and stepson of major
• Judges to consider Glenanne Gang verdict
• Family of OAP attacked by care workerhave­lostfaithi­nsystem
• Auctioneer­s expecting unused Titanic launch ticket to sell for £25k
• Man accused of killing his wife is found dead in cell
• Soldier in dock over parachute murder bid had contacted prostitute, retrial told
• Meghan a new type of royal, says biographer
• Police warn dead burglar’s family over shrines dispute
• Why the DUP should take up the challenge which has been thrown down by Jim Wells
• Voices from the past offer hope for future
• Let’s get back to making Agreement work and stop writing its obituary
• ‘Idon’t think I’ve had a better collaborat­ion in my career... my wife Emily was so supportive’
• Utterly forgettabl­e, if truth be told
• Laughably terrible, CGI-driven mess
• Expert warns that strength of NI’s economic growth is diminishin­g
• Watchdog says Disney must bid for the whole of Sky
• Mash Direct set to conquer London diners’ tastebuds
• Increase in new work helps building trade hit seven-year high for output
• Ex-footballer hoping he’ll score with award for new business
• Banks curtailing consumer borrowing, survey shows
• EU foresight could have changed UK plans: bank
• Owner of Aer Lingus considerin­g £2.5bn bid for Norwegian Air
• Morally unacceptab­le to reinstate rugby duo
• No amount of historical revisionis­m can ever clean the Provisiona­l IRA’s bloodstain­ed hands
• McCausland: the flawed Agreement has given way to culture war
• Only democracy will decide island’s future
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Blaklion heads up Ulster Aintree hopes
• Reid joy after tense wait to discover he’s a bronze hero
• Nerves and fatigue kicked in but we can hold our heads high: O’Hanlon
• It’s double delight for Laugher as he clinches second gold
• Kelly focusing on the positives after bowls exit
• New regulation­s working as Rea eyes home race podium place
• Ulster say sorry to Lurgan over no-show at title win
• No ‘selfish’ approach as Harbinson gears up for Down clash
• Champ Houston gets in gear for special hat-trick
• Hammers kids to face local talent in SuperCup
• Hoops have proven track record at Hampden: Rodgers
• Crues would be unpopular champions, admits Ward
• Jeffrey: We’re not out to ruin Bannsiders’ title charge
• Doherty confident Derry can maintain momentum against Waterford
• Nixon: I decided to show loyalty to Ards as they have faith in me
• I’ll always cherish time I spent at Ospreys: Bowe
• Gibbes full of praise as Cave signs new one-year deal before declaring he has much more to give

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