Belfast Telegraph - 2018-07-23

• Two die in roads carnage
• NI STUDENT WHO BEGAN ‘I’M WITH MAY’ CAMPAIGN FACES ONLINE HATE STORM
• WHY UNIONISM LACKS LEADERSHIP, BY PADDY DEVLIN’S GRANDSON
• MOURNES RESCUE OF 70 CADETS ‘DAMNING’ REPORT PINPOINTS LEADERSHIP FAILINGS
• NI’S BORDER ‘CAN BE MANAGED’ FORMER BREXIT CHIEF PLAYS DOWN PROBLEMS
• McELDUFF’S CAREER CHANGE EX-MP IN NEW VENTURE AFTER KINGSMILL VIDEO ROW
• New bus lanes blamed as business shuts due to parking restrictio­ns
• Britain looks likely to offer Syrian ‘White Helmets’ refuge
• Out of the blue... star Rab’s birthday surprise
• Man is killed in five-vehicle pile-up on M2
• Fresh calls for action at accident blackspot
• Fianna Fail will organise in NI: leader
• Review of Presbyteri­an college’s links to Queen’s to take 15 months
• UK to feel heat again ... but NI in for cooler spell
• Paisley has been punished enough over Sri Lanka trip, says DUP colleague Wilson
• Selfie snapper backs MP in dispute over dates
• Nikki’s on a high after scaling four peaks on crutches
• Noel becomes the first NI man to conquer K2
• UK could withhold its £39bn divorce payout over Europe’s tough attitude
• Chief Constable urges Bradley to increase police numbers now
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Unsafe levels of Legionnnai­re’s Disease bug shut council spa on three occasions
• Bringing in debt collectors saw £131m in overdue rates reduced by just £173k
• New £2m bid to turn small city site into an 11-storey ‘eco-flats’ complex
• Belfast IT firm obtains new clients in major deal
• Proposals for Co Down filling station await approval
• Hibernians in US ‘ban’ pro-choice Irish parties from annual gathering
• Politician­s unite in call for NI abortion reform as figures are released
• Screening saves 759 people from ‘ticking time bomb’ condition
• Father of girl (10) who collapsed and died last year passes away
• Family farm opens gates for Saintfield’s successful day
• Acid attack toddler goes home from hospital as police question suspect
• Mum relives the loss of nine loved ones on boat trip
• Why Mr Paisley has presented some problems for Mrs May, Mrs Foster and Ms McDonald
• Failings by Army over Mournes trek shocking
• ‘Respect is not just a buzzword for use at election time, it’s about positive politics ... people deserve nothing less’
• We’re all going on a summer holiday ...
• Forecastin­g can never be precise, but what’s embedded in our cultures is a good indicator
• Hancock can steady the healthcare ship
• Unificatio­n of all Ireland and Scotland would solve border issue in the wake of a looming ‘hard Brexit’
• Hotel loses £10k booking after US tourists cancel over disturbanc­es
• Hamas cannot be free to terrorise Israelis
• Thomas stays positive despite backlash
• McKeown hails side after latest success
• Marrs happy to record her third best career time
• Keefe’s men face lengthy stretch of away matches in bid for glory
• Scintillat­ing Hall fires the Villagers into last four spot
• Brigade follow up stunning win over rivals with T20 final victory
• Irwin stays in championsh­ip chase with pair of Brands Hatch podiums
• Kirk and Robb take the plaudits in Bishopscou­rt track triumph
• McAleese points the way ahead for Antrim
• Cassidy brings late joy for Derry with injury-time brace of scores
• Harte denies having any influence over controvers­ial move to
• It’s no Kerry joke as O’Rourke’s men net anguish in the end
• Russians miss out as visa
• Crues old boy Whyte makes Oxford debut
• Candystrip­es can use European exploits as inspiratio­n against
• Row hits SuperCup
• Foyle Cup chiefs eye bright future after football festival ends
• GAA to meet with organisers as row rages over Liam Miller charity match
• Captivatin­g Carnoustie gives Portrush a class act to follow
• Italy’s proud first winner hopes to inspire a new generation
• How quiet man Molinari finally had his say in one of the Open’s most dramatic finishes

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