Belfast Telegraph - 2018-08-10

• Orange Order chaplain defends attendance at loyalist killer Stone’s exhibition of paintings
• Omagh ‘snub’
• NI WEST END STAR NIAMH PERRY ON COMING HOME TO STAR IN GOOD VIBRATIONS
• Paddy Jackson in stunning form for rugby comeback with French side
• BONFIRE PLACARD OUTCRY MOCKING OF CAMPAIGNER FRAZER SPARKS ‘DISGUST’
• EAMONN’S PRIDE STAR’S ‘NUMBER ONE SON’ IS MARRIED AT PLUSH CASTLE LESLIE
• Sister of victim (8) tells of poignant moment she heard her brother’ s voice again after 20 years,
• MAJORITY IS ENOUGH FOR UNITY: NESBITT EX-UUP LEADER GIVES BORDER POLL VERDICT
• Survivor calls for return to power-sharing ‘before there’ s another Omagh ’,
• Six figure payout for staff who lost regenerati­on jobs
• Council’s new Brexit committee kicks off with a dispute and a split down party lines
• We should welcome and nurture artistic expression from within loyalism
• Mervyn Gibson has his questions to answer, but so do all of us when it comes to separating an artist’s paramilita­ry past from their current work
• Organisers’ regret over hurt caused by hosting Stone event
• Milltown massacre cemented notoriety
• Family homes attacked in Belfast interface area
• Limavady flags protocol must include other towns: Campbell
• Ex-Army boss: PSNI ‘harrying veterans in witch-hunt’
• Cahill anger over Gerry Adams’ ‘sick’ plan to publish cookbook
• No world record for NI over the longest government-less period
• ‘Ruth talks about Terri in a nice way ... they were madly in love’
• Burren Balsamics’ summer pea and asparagus risotto
• ‘There isn’t any pressure on me playing the lead’
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• ‘It’s great time to tell his story’
• I wasn’t speeding when I crashed into family, motorist tells inquest
• Crusaders boss tells of dad’s battle for life
• Thumbs up for RAF centenary take-off NI veteran Robert (93) recalls vital conflict role
• Lack of cash will hit new bid to tackle domestic violence: MLA
• Accused ‘bought £6,000 of pizzas using dead woman’s bank card’
• Crying Game director’s gift to homeland
• Police appeal for witnesses to abduction and assault of boy (14)
• Hungarian man in NI hospital after bid to swim North Channel
• Owner of restaurant wrecked in gas blast praises local support
• Arson leaves takeaway boss ‘heartbroke­n’
• Ombudsman probe into lost email finds PSNI didn’t pass republican­s’ data to loyalist
• NI chippies take carry-outs to new heights
• Drinks and steaks for all as weekend golfer sinks two hole-in-ones during same astonishin­g round
• Hopes high for peaceful day during Apprentice Boys’ annual festivitie­s
• By NI woman
• True scale of abuse at two top Catholic schools likely to be worse than feared
• Homeless mother and her six children forced to spend night in Garda station
• Johnson’s comments on burka not a hate crime, says Met chief
• I felt under threat at all times, cricketer Ben Stokes tells his affray trial
• Russia furious at ‘draconian’ new US sanctions over Salisbury attack
• Gerry Adams’ cookbook is simply another attempt to spin the history of IRA terrorism
• Tit-for-tat moves to glorify bloody past won’t heal wounds
• Our politician­s are playing with fire by surrenderi­ng the public space to bigots
• Fine words are not enough to end the almost daily sectarian incidents, says Eilis O’Hanlon
• The mid-1980s weren’t Bowie’s Golden Years but there’s still plenty that will intrigue fans
• Country roads, take mehome...nowyou’re muchbetter­todriveon
• Teen prodigy Owen’s Atlantic crossing to woo Canadians
• Louise a Ray of light at dance night
• (PG, 84 mins)
• The Meg is in cinemas from today
• Bloated shark story lacks real bite
• ‘I don’t mind embarrassi­ng myself on screen and in life’
• Planners give Bushmills expansion green light despite local opposition
• Eurospar to bring 50 jobs to outskirts of Londonderr­y
• Multi-million pound investment creates new homes in Bangor
• 600 jobs on the way in Farrans deal to build 17-storey City Quays giant
• Cosmetics firm made up as turnover rises 740% in just one year
• Irish retailing family steps in to rescue Poundworld
• The DUP should withdraw support for Brexit and lead the way in new negotiatio­ns with the EU
• McCausland: Public money poured into the West Belfast Festival
• A reunified Ireland would be fairer for all
• Boris Johnson is only interested in himself
• High five in hand for unbeaten Timoshenko at Musselburg­h
• Dermott in hot Pursuit of big Ballsbridg­e prizes
• Blow for Ulster’s bid as McKeown chooses practice over inter-pros
• Scanlon keeping a cool head as Bready eye maiden league title
• Strabane eager to pile more misery on Town and reach Irish Cup decider
• CIYMS aiming to tighten their grasp on the Premier crown
• Gutted Reid vows to fight back after Euro final misery
• Harte rewards Brennan with semi-final role
• Gelinas craving trophies with Giants
• Dubs and Red Hands pick of the mix
• Cummins powers ahead to end his nine-year wait for Dundrod victory
• Conor is staying grounded after his Superbikes pole
• Rory fails to convert his chances as Tiger just hangs in
• McLaughlin tips Blues to challenge for title as Stute head for Windsor
• We must pull in same direction: McKendry
• Tavernier shows his value as Gers seal convincing win
• Gerrard confident of progress and wants his captain for the long haul
• I’ll keep pushing limits at Celtic: Rodgers
• Shut-out keeps Hibs in the contest
• Top-flight faces World Cup hangover
• Everton land trio but Spurs end up empty-handed
• Kepa happy to see keepers valued highly as he targets a place in Chelsea history
• Puel thrilled to keep hold of Maguire as Vardy pens new deal
• Pogba happy to still be at United: Jose
• GersheroTa­vernierwil­lkeep leading by example: Gerrard

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