Belfast Telegraph - 2018-07-25

• DUP set to get behind suspended Paisley for by-election
• Off to Transplant Games ... the NI four-year-old who got a liver donation from her dad just months after she was born
• MEET THE NI PLUS-SIZE MODEL WHO BEAT DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY TO WIN A TOP BEAUTY CONTEST
• What students from across the Commonweal­th say about their life of study in NI
• MAGINNIS ABORTION LETTER FURY PEER SAYS HE DIDN’T BACK NI LAW REFORM CALL
• FERMANAGH ROAD DEATHS SHOCK AREA AMONG THE WORST IN UK FOR FATALITIES
• Suzanne Breen: make no mistake, party’s top brass are furious,
• Driver survives gun attack after vehicle is rammed in Derry
• What a feat ... ex-Ulster player walks length of Ireland barefoot in 22 days
• Inspiratio­nal runner Francie (81) is setting pace for athletes half his age
• Politician defiant in interview in local newspaper
• New Brexit chief stoic as it is claimed PM May has sidelined him
• Joint body is not the place to ruminate over devolved issues such as abortion law
• Belfast author’s third novel in running for prestigiou­s £50,000 Man Booker prize
• 6% increase in anti-depressant medication for kids ‘alarming’ says NI mental health charity
• Nerve agent started to work minutes after victim sprayed it on her arm, says partner
• Muckamore insider fears staff ‘could be killed’
• Leave wreckage as monument to dead, says famed director
• Watchdog finds no basis to claim policeman behind 2001 murder of drug dealer shot 10 times in car
• Nightclub bouncer who became the ruthless and evil drugs godfather dubbed ‘King Coke’
• British-Irish body ‘has no say on terminatio­ns’
• Banana bread
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• NI motorists paying out 38% more on insurance than other regions: AA
• Security fears ‘stop NI veterans seeking mental health help’
• GAA to reconsider Liam Miller benefit match after furore
• Woman who spat at doorman avoids jail after keeping trouble-free for year
• RAF to close home of Red Arrows and Dambusters
• MP in funding call as probe into police investigat­ion of councillor’s murder stalls
• ‘Stupified’ attacker who glassed man in face avoids jail
• Belfast’s fictional dark side brought to life
• 83% of us would intervene if we witnessed retail staff being abused, study suggests
• Army captain jailed over training exercise in which soldier died
• 16 flights cancelled as Ryanair pilots hold third 24-hour strike
• Irish groom missing as Greek wildfires rage
• Labour won’t tolerate anti-Semitism, says Corbyn amid calls for party to get tougher
• Officers told to update court on ‘paedophile hunter’ case
• Report urges Deliveroo to pay riders ‘living wage’
• Hundreds still missing in flood waters after Laos dam collapse
• Carey: my regret over ‘sickly’ letter to shamed CofE bishop
• Toronto gun killer was mentally ill, says family
• Why it’s not the DUP propping up Theresa May, but SF MPs with their ignorance about abstention­ism
• Road death toll still too high despite fall
• Nationalis­ts are very quick to define what they mean by being Irish ... so why are unionists so poor at explaining their sense of Britishnes­s?
• Purplebric­ks and Larne FC owner completes £117k deal to buy ground from council
• Heatwave keeps Britvic sales buoyant
• JP Corry on move to new premises in north Belfast
• Profits soar at Co Tyrone firm that makes vehicles wheelchair-friendly
• Queen’s seeks to build new wing at £6.3m Titanic IT research facility
• Quorn plans £7m product hub and new jobs as sales jump by 12%
• Opel-Vauxhall revs up its first profit in two decades
• NI’s young people breaking mould when it comes to starting a business
• World Cup and heatwave helps boost supermarke­ts
• Abbey retail park owner to sell off £1bn of properties
• Dublin fruit warehouse to be revamped into offices
• Brexit-watchers so concerned with land border they risk overlookin­g significan­ce of sea border
• William Dun lop’ s partner Ja nine Bro lly:‘I will always have part of him with me’
• My firefighte­rs were attacked in Moygashel
• CROSSWORD
• Ireland plan to keep the heat on India with World progress at stake
• Gary hoping to write own bit of history unnoticed
• Balbirnie earning stripes as Wolves skipper
• Addison is certain a new era dawning for Ulster
• Classy Scarlets set to provide testing opening hurdle
• History may repeat itself as Jose’s fury intensifie­s in wait for answers
• Frustrated Meeke left to recall Finnish glory from afar
• Gunners must do it in style: Emery
• Crues handed Knockbreda tie to start their Shield defence
• Richarliso­n is eager to repay Everton’s faith
• United are back in the
• Carroll hits controvers­ial late winner to keep Down in the mix
• Boss Boyd thrilled to see Linfield set up crunch Big Two clash
• CRUES GLORY SHOT: Page 52

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