Belfast Telegraph - 2018-06-04

• Northern Ireland’s only elected Conservati­ve on finding love again after losing his first wife to cancer... and why, as an ‘unapologet­ic Christian’, he supports same-sex marriage and reform of our abortion laws
• Brexit chaos
• ALEX BEST: MY RETURN TO THE PART OF NI WHERE GEORGE AND I WERE HAPPIEST TOGETHER
• Heatwave set to continue... but watch out for flash floods
• BELFAST WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY IN FRANCE 28-YEAR-OLD WAS ON HOLIDAY WITH PALS
• NI MUM’S PLEA DRUG THAT COULD PROLONG MY SON’S LIFE SHOULD BE AVAILABLE ON NHS
• PRIEST IN PRO-CHOICE WEDDINGS ROW WHAT MASSGOERS SAY AT PARISH IN SPOTLIGHT
• UUP calls for shelving of Stormont flags body that’s run up £650k bill
• Foster’s invite to Ulster final after hailing brave Fermanagh
• Government urged to publish any ‘doomsday’ scenarios of a no-deal
• Brexit issues are now a matter of urgency
• I fear peace could unravel, says Tony Blair’s spin doctor
• Report DUP backs boundary changes is premature: Dodds
• Paisley to reveal letter from priest urging his flock to vote for DUP
• Pregnancy centre ‘links abortion with cancer’
• Arlene certainly has a point ... and Mary Lou faces a problem
• NI same-sex backers send PM a message
• Local civil servants have redundancy awards recalculat­ed after costly error
• IRA victim’s sister buoyed by support after telling about depression battle
• Fallen NI star says football has to do more to help players tackle demons
• O’Neill’s men feel the heat in Costa Rica
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Same-sex issues on agenda as Presbyteri­an Assembly meets
• Homes replace protest-hit Harryville church
• Victims of London Bridge terror attack remembered one year on
• NI barrister makes history as he completes 615-mile ultra marathon
• Orchestra’s season ends with superb performanc­e
• Warning after scam victim loses £25k in phone fraud
• Ex-rugby star Ferris in 24-hour golf quest to aid air ambulance
• Investment in broadband ‘worth £1.2bn to economy’
• New president for Royal Society of Ulster Architects
• Crowds flock to Lurgan Park as farming show celebrates 106th year
• Sunshine brings record turnout at Ballymoney
• If there was to be another referendum, I’d vote Leave with even more gusto than 2016
• Why this obsession with youth in politics? Give me age and experience every time
• Silky, smooth products to give your skin a treat
• Foster would have done well to highlight the links Britain and Ireland have shared throughout years
• DUP says Sinn Fein ‘need to have conversati­on about anti-Semitism’
• Isle of Man race deaths must come to an end
• Epsom hero Masar looks set to target Derby double
• Serena aims to see Sharapova brought to book
• Buttler blitz blasts England to win and answers doubters
• Cup holders Bangor face Belmont hurdle in trophy defence
• Champions Waringstow­n ease away at top of table
• Donemana crush hosts with stirring recovery
• Adair back to lead attack on Lightning after Knights recall
• Major men head to US Open with work to do
• Dan turns up the heat to win Walled City marathon
• Westmeath into final as Saffrons fall at very end
• O’Hanlon’s experience tells in Armagh victory
• Captain Cait so proud as Derry land first Ulster title in 10 years
• Galway put paid to Corey’s hopes of triumphing in championsh­ip
• Gallagher insists grafting was the key to victory
• While O’Rourke has few complaints
• We’ve got the tools to clean up
• Lorenzo snatches his first win for Ducati as Marquez crashes out
• And win everything, says bullish Michael
• Colvin celebrates 150th milestone as Irish girls complete whitewash
• Shorten helps GB to capture silver
• Oran would be a hit with Saints: McKendry
• Morg an ends a memorable season on hig h with two caps
• United set to complete £52m Fred transfer
• Neymar lights up Anfield with a glorious strike on Brazil return
• Lack of cutting edge a problem for the boss
• K earney to rival Ally for St Mirren job

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