Belfast Telegraph - 2018-10-01

• Bless you, Ruby... ‘wonder dog’ who comforted owner Clayre as she fought cancer is honoured at pets’ service in St Anne’s Cathedral
• Just one in 10 RHI boilers inspected
• NI WRITER WHO GAVE UP DREAM LIFE IN CALIFORNIA TO COME BACK AND MARRY A FARMER
• BELFAST BIDS FOR A BILLION
• How Europe defied the odds to win Ryder Cup
• TRIBUTES TO FALLEN OFFICERS
• TERMINALLY-ILL MAN FIGHTS FOR BENEFITS
• Alex Kane: who’d replace Foster if she had to go?
• Fire chief ’s plea as house blazes on the rise by 8.5%
• My Chequers plan isn’t dead, insists PM May
• Eamonn and Ruth to host coverage of Eugenie’s wedding day
• This deal will have significan­t benefits for the region and the entire economy
• Farmer tells of his shock as sheep is skinned alive in open field
• Four arrested after incident in Ballymena
• Six homes are targeted by burglars along border
• SF are still engaged in live cover-up says Cahill as rulebook discovered
• ‘David’s death still makes me so angry, you never get over it’
• ‘Dad’s murder devastated us... I’m sad he missed so much of our lives’
• You will be remembered as ignoramus who broke up UK, Kielty tells Johnson
• BBC sorry for claim nationalis­ts didn’t have vote in 1960s
• ‘The fire at Primark is the biggest crisis to hit Belfast since the Troubles... and it also could be catastroph­ic for whole economy’
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Mutual Energy says slump in profit linked to line fault
• BT separates engineerin­g arm from retail in rebrand
• Subway puts Lurgan man at forefront of two-year growth plan
• Indonesia toll keeps rising as bodies pulled from the ruins
• White House denies meddling in FBI probe into Kavanaugh
• Great War VC heroes celebrated at memorial
• A long drive ‘home’ for family’s 1964 Ford
• Why did the Irish Government decide to boycott commemorat­ion of the police who were murdered?
• Visionary plan offers hope for the future
• US must use influence over climate change
• Weight of equipment and transport problems are risking the health of overworked PSNI officers
• Secretary of State confirms first cut to MLAs’ pay on November 1
• Unrepentan­t people warned by Jesus
• Jennings laps up another French victory
• Coalisland­takebigste­pclosertof­inalfling
• Kane makes his point in style as Kilcoo march on
• Bangor stun hosts with seven tries
• Moffatt sends Bann to the summit as focus switches to Garvey clash
• Kipsang keeps his title following photo finish
• Gerrard tells Gers they can’t afford another blip
• Celtic resilience and spirit pleases boss Rodgers
• Aguero could be finest striker the Premier League has seen: Silva
• Luiz praises Sarri for making Chelsea smile again
• Warnock says it’s a cruel game as Burnley smash and grab points
• Tuffey vows that Lurgan Blues will graft to stay on top
• I almost made move to the Glens, says Blues newcomer O’Connor
• City need points on road, says hitman Carville
• New-look Star given stern baptism of fire
• Bjorn hails team as best he’s ever been involved in
• Smiles and laughter bond team Europe
• My family helped put me on top of the world: Rea

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