Belfast Telegraph - 2018-07-16

• CCTV film may hold clues to identity of attackers
• Now the search is on for Meghan’s lost Northern Ireland relatives after her Belfast roots revealed
• WHY NI WOMEN WANT TO DYE THEIR HAIR SUCH CRAZY COLOURS
• WIMBLEDON & WORLD CUP
• US BUSINESSMA­N WHO SAYS NI SHOULD KEEP TWO MEPs POST-BREXIT
• No deal at all prefer able to having a border in the Irish Sea: Donaldson,
• DIABETES SUFFERERS WERE PUT AT RISK BY FAILINGS: WATCHDOG
• SF’s Declan Kearney hits out at ‘Orange prejudice’ claim and calls for talks,
• Why the dissident campaign will fail: Anthony McIntyre,
• Republican feud brewing: Malachi O’Doherty,
• Speculatio­n grows over SF’s presidenti­al runner as ME P rules herself out
• Happy families as Novak wins at Wimbledon
• Punk rockers Pussy Riot behind pitch invasion at World Cup
• Wish to meet attackers is the height of irony: Travers
• DUP’s Campbell accuses bishop of giving justificat­ion to rioters
• Back ‘practical’ blueprint or UK will suffer, May tells warring MPs
• Trump brands Europe ‘a foe of US’ before Putin meeting
• Tory minister resigns over ‘depraved’ sexting
• The politics of fear and division must be rejected
• ‘Freedom Rally’ marchers are outnumbere­d by protesters
• Family’s anger at inaction over cover-up identified by ‘forgotten’ child deaths probe
• Family claim Trust let them down on cannabis medicine
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• ‘A gentleman, a real character, a committed unionist, a wind-up merchant, an Orangeman to the core, a fantastic colleague, one of a kind, a great dad and husband’
• Liverpool supporter ‘conscious’ months after street attack
• Sunnier outlook as visits to high street rise more than 6% in June
• Council toasts brewery as it marks 200 new starts aided
• Sky is the limit, says ad guru after acrimoniou­s split from WPP
• Teenager to tell of murder of her UDR uncle at US young people’s conference
• 14 claims of sexual misconduct made at Queen’s in four months
• Surge in number of potentiall­y deadly horsefly bites
• Lodge reroutes parade to pass the home of ill member who was missing first Twelfth in decades
• Novichok in perfume bottle, claims victim’s brother
• Tears as Thai cave rescue boys informedof­herodiver’sdeath
• Meghan won’t return my calls and I think she is terrified of new royal life, claims her dad
• Beware online scams, warn police and NI hoteliers
• The Northern Ireland Office’s consultati­on paper on legacy issues is an amoral fudge
• Blatant bids to stir trouble must stop
• ‘I’m happy and confident now and I feel better about the way I look’
• MARY KENNY Despite his sexist opinion of women, Napoleon’s thoughts are still relevant to us today
• Rules don’t protect the single traveller
• Presbyteri­an stance on same-sex marriage is a democratic one and in keeping with scriptures
• Attacks on police in Londonderr­y continue as petrol bombs thrown
• US should impose blanket guns ban
• Bible teachings can’t be applied randomly
• CROSSWORD
• Marquez on course for four in a row
• Champion Meara’s treble as he chases series leader
• Abandoned cup ties put a spanner in fixture works
• Warriors name strong squad as Knights face injury worries
• Tally to the fore as fired-up Galway reign over the Kingdom
• O’Hanlon lifts Armagh to a new high
• Relentless Red Hands starting to show their ruthless side
• Donnelly’s young squad show spirit but ultimately come up short in bid for All-Ireland final
• Battle-hardened Monaghan hold their nerve to take the points
• Scully sinks Donegal and leaves Bonner with plenty to ponder
• High Sommer as silver spells step up in class
• Ireland’s six under-age teams draw blank on first day
• Banbridge win puts paid to Bangor’s hopes of title success
• Serena’s husband posts emotional tribute after final defeat
• Draper thrilled with his journey despite falling at last hurdle
• I wasn’t able to bring my best after arduous route to final, says Anderson
• McDonnell gives inter-provincial selectors something to consider
• Murray denied a second consecutiv­e mixed title after hard-fought battle
• More details regarding this year’s event can be viewed at www. foylecup.com, or by calling the tournament office at Foyle Arena, Limavady Road, on 0287137655­5
• Aberdeen clash postponed after Brown suffers horror head injury
• Hammers deal a dream come true: Anderson
• Sampaoli parts company with Argentina after big stage flop
• Russia put on its best face and the world smiled back
• McGregor at final as special guest of Putin
• Three Lions boss urges clubs to
• France pushed immortalit­y is
• Delighted Deschamps hailstheme­ntalityof his French superstars
• All the way but theirrewar­d

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