Belfast Telegraph - 2018-09-10

• £44m paid to failing care home operator since 2015
• Mother tells of pride in how daughters coped with eating disorder and anxiety issues and sends message of hope to other sufferers
• THE MUMS FACING DILEMMA OF GOING BACK TO WORK OR STAYING AT HOME WITH KIDS
• Jim Gamble: why we will find out what happened to Maddie McCann
• SLURRY TANK DEATHS
• FUGITIVES FROM THE LAW
• MY LATE DAD WOULD BE SO PROUD
• I won’t leave my home, vows mum targeted in Belfast arson attack
• Ox crowned Ireland’s best restaurant at awards ceremony
• Outstandin­g in their field... sea of 175,000 sunflowers draws visitors
• Countryfil­e ramble to take in Mourne Mountains
• Large increase in Britons applying for Irish citizenshi­p
• Search on Lough Erne for missing jet skier is suspended
• Lisburn Road most clamped street as NI motorists spend a total of £34,581 to free cars
• BBC’s Proms in the Park thrills thousands at Titanic Slipway
• 40 years at one nursery school, but Lorainne’s not planning to retire just yet
• Crisis ‘not being tackled’ as beds for sufferers have decreased by 20%
• Police need more resources to tackle terrorists after Brexit, Government told
• DUP’s Wilson backs Boris over his Brexit ‘suicide vest’ remark
• Derry Girls writer supporting campaign against new Irish border in wake of EU exit
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• NI footfall figures up by 0.5% but retailers fear for future
• Businesses confident despite rate of growth slowing down during August
• Medical thermomete­r firm eyes up overseas expansion
• Co Down man to face world’s top rowers just four years after taking up the sport
• RNLI volunteers rescue sailor from rocks off Ardglass
• Huge success for Game of Thrones at awards night
• Family’s tearful goodbye to brave Cameron
• Sister’s tribute as body of Derry man recovered
• Mum of woman murdered and raped in India is set to finally meet Taoiseach
• The family are raising money for their fight for justice via the www. truthforda­nielle.com website
• Restaurate­urracially­abusedbyNI­fans wants people to learn from experience
• Quinn firm attacks ‘could result in fatality’
• Vegetable growers hit hard as hot weather sees crop yield drop 20%
• Broadway comes to Belfast in dazzling show
• Donald Trump’s decision to visit Ireland is giving Irish politician­s real headache on how to react
• Criminals at large a menace to society
• Why Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano’s astonishin­g attack on Pope Francis is nothing less than a battle for the soul of the Catholic Church
• Why it’s never too early to teach schoolchil­dren about cancer
• How celebs juggle work and motherhood
• MLAs ought to have entire pay withheld
• Revelation­s at the RHI Inquiry show that our political masters are utterly unfit to govern
• Karen Bradley admits she couldn’t fathom Northern Ireland voters
• Farah king of roads as he makes Great North Run history
• Lightning come good when it matters to retain trophy
• Berry’smenlookin­gforward tobeingatt­hetoptable­again
• Jamie shows why he’ll mix it with best
• Doubts over BMW finale with course unplayable
• I’m ready for Britain’s finest, says McComb
• Carr’s red card ends Down dream of All-Ireland glory
• McGuigan’slateshowp­ointsSlaug­htneilinto­lasteight
• Wee Wizard Seeley tastes Silverston­e success with race victory
• Murphytreb­leputsGian­tstopofthe­irgroup
• Jennings turns on the style for French victory
• Game management cost us: Cullen
• Mixed emotions for McAleese after win
• Confidence boosting victory for Portadown in first round of Cup
• Baxter insists second half showing can kick-start season for Crusaders
• Danish defeat is all part of learning curve for young Wales side: Giggs
• Defeat gives England and Southgate a reality check
• Shaw injury opens the door for Chilwell
• We must learn from defeat and fight on, insists McLaughlin
• Norwood staying in positive mood after
• We’ll bounce back in Nations League, vow defiant NI stars

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