Belfast Telegraph - 2018-07-09

• ‘We’re in a state of disbelief ...it doesn’t seem real’
• My dad Maurice Hayes: the legacy of a towering figure in NI public life
• BONFIRE TENSIONS BLAZE IGNITED EARLY AND ANGER AT PSNI OVER ‘UNSAFE’ SITE
• DAVID DAVIS QUITS AS BREXIT SECRETARY CABINET PLUNGED INTO FRESH TURMOIL
• Lindy McDowell: Louise lost her husband, now she must bury a son
• Victoria Leonard: Fans’ sad pilgrimage to Ballymoney
• Laurence White: The terrible price of racing glory
• Ian Paisley: The Dunlops will find inner strength
• Famous faces pay their tributes to a ‘true gentleman’
• Tragic coincidenc­e as Joey’s mechanic critical after crash
• Phillip McCallen pays tribute to William Dunlop
• Another day of grief in a town
• That is no stranger to race tragedies
• Thugs target Protestant enclave in a second weekend of rioting
• Four boys pulled out as cave rescue begins
• Order calls on Bradley to start talks as Drumcree stand-off marks 20 years
• Tributes paid to popular farmer andpipeban­d member killed in tractor accident
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Gardai keeping a close eye on dissidents ahead of royal visit this week
• First phase of City Airport’s £15m project is completed
• June heatwave boosts economy, but rising prices still a concern
• Tyrone firm progressin­g on £200m office build
• Equity fund targets €110m for sale of payments firm
• Murder investigat­ion begins after mum-of-three exposed to Novichok nerve agent dies
• Bieber gets engaged to model after whirlwind romance
• Ciaran defies the odds and cancer to achieve longed-for law degree
• Carnival atmosphere in Donegal sun for Rossnowlag­h’s annual Orange parade
• Omagh hosts NI debut of ‘world’s cuddliest sheep’ as entries hit a record at show
• Nesbitt marvels at impact of Lucky Man
• We can’t allow terrorists to be seen as the moral equals of legitimate state forces
• Thoughts of everyone are with Dunlop family
• If the brats won’t oblige each other, then Mother Bradley better prepare to roll up her sleeves
• ‘I discovered strengths that I never knew I possessed’
• ‘The experience changed my life and has led me to a new career’
• Can’t bear to go bare? These six tips might just work out for you
• Have list, will travel ... here’s my guide to packing suitcase with all your holiday essentials
• Christian teachings are being rejected
• We may live in changing and challengin­g times, but the Gospel of Christ will remain unchanged
• Top Presbyteri­an members sign letter criticisin­g same-sex ruling
• Jesus’ point was ‘love the sinner, not the sin’
• CROSSWORD
• Shillingto­n stars as Ireland women conquer the Scots
• Hamilton points finger at Ferrari after early drama
• Fermanagh boss Gallagher admits his side were second best
• McGeeney’s men pay the penalty as their season comes to end
• BusyEdmund­hasreasons­tobecheerf­uldespite
• Sloan-Allen thrilled after Ulster owned Suma’s Zorro clinches victory in Paris GP
• Inspired Knox has X factor in dramatic play-off
• And McDowell as Carnoustie looms ever larger
• Hierro quits Spanish FA after his caretaker role as World Cup boss
• Giroud is looking to uncelebrat­ed Guivarc’h as
• Grounded Pickford unfazed at prospect of battling Croatia
• Current crop can go on and rule the world lik e we
• Dunbarton edge closer to retaining league prize
• Reid maintains club’s winning run
• Versatile competitor one of the greatest road racers ever
• North West race chief Whyte says news of death ‘hit him for six’
• W hen tragedy strikes, words are not enough to convey our deepest sympathies to family
• Sad Rea — This win is for you, pal

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