Belfast Telegraph - 2018-08-20

• Tributes to pals who died in crash
• The Co Down woman behind linen’s fashion comeback
• CATHOLIC TEACHING IS ‘ARROGANT’ FREE PRESBYTERI­AN CLERIC IN SCATHING ATTACK
• CIVIL RIGHTS ROW SDLP MLA HITS OUT AT SINN FEIN OVER ANNIVERSAR­Y MARCH
• BALLYGAWLE­Y BUS BOMBING HUNDREDS ATTEND SERVICE TO REMEMBER VICTIMS
• Clergy in Ireland convicted of child abuse to be named
• Relief as missing councillor is found after worrying tweet sparks fears for his safety
• Frampton’s tribute to mentor Billy after a wonderful night at Windsor
• IFA now eyes other big events after boxing proves a knockout
• Man held over hammer attack on two women
• Police appeal for witnesses after father-of-two is killed in Claudy
• Government takes control of privatised jail over failings
• Corbyn’s links to pro-IRA group were investigat­ed by the police
• Brexiteers reject call from tycoon for a second referendum
• Loyalist Bryson in ‘journalist­ic privilege’ claim over laptops seized by PSNI
• Boris’ social media page deluged with racist posts
• Archbishop urges Francis to talk of abuse scandal
• Pontiff not visiting NI is a mistake, says priest
• A former hippie who was once jailed for rioting and raised a Catholic but now a member of the Church of Ireland, Paul McLaughlin on his work to help those in mixed marriage sand how lack of political leadership is fuel ling sectariani­sm
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Number of NI students applying for university in Dublin drops by 20%
• Anger over ‘shocking’ waste of food as third of farmed fruit and veg ruled too ugly to sell
• Charity urges government to increase minimum wage
• Register for childcare scheme now or miss out on cash, parents warned
• Expansion plans axed by almost half of smaller firms over Brexit
• High-end Indian food comes to Moira with local twist
• Female entreprene­urs to compete for £50,000 grants
• Northern Ireland has worst level of access to fast broadband in the UK
• Just one in 10 of those over 55 has money set aside for care: survey
• Lecture to shine light on history of Orange Order in Dublin city
• Death toll at 350 as severe flooding hits India
• Trump lawyer faces mockery over ‘truth isn’t truth’ comments
• By launching Feile, Varadkar showed he’d rather woo Sinn Fein than fight republican­ism
• Why we should not fear crossing divide
• If Foster met the Pope it would be reciprocat­ion for McGuinness meeting the Queen... though the truth is some nationalis­ts criticisin­g her for not doing so wouldn’t go to see him themselves
• Learn more about linen through Craft Month
• O’Loan and Collins caused enormous pain with their ill-advised remarks on the Omagh bombing
• Fionola Meredith: This is a divided society that can’t give up its prejudices
• Apologists for terror are rewriting history
• CROSSWORD
• Waringstow­n complete clean sweep but Premier League title is still in CI’s hands
• Safety first approach gives Moffett a firm grip on title
• Haslam doubles up as Irwin boys struggle
• McLean shows shows he’s the man to catch at Manx practice
• Gerrard eyes cup joy but takes swipe at Killie’s plastic surface
• Hoops supporters provide music to Gamboa’s ears
• Donnelly’s goal is icing on the cake on a day of celebratio­n
• Gray left frustrated as Reds fail to find spark
• Mourinho hits out at media as Pogba says United’s focus wasn’t right
• Up and challenge summer recruits
• Ballymena slip puts title race in Dunbarton hands
• What the experts have to say on Paddy Barnes
• Ward too big and strong for Collins Jnr as local lads star
• Ruthless Frampton walking tall in Windsor wonderland
• Former world champ McAuley hails best ever night of boxing
• ‘It is going to be one of the best atmosphere­s ever. He
• Has great support and so do I,’ boasts Jackal
• Pogba slams United’s attitude as City hit six of the best

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