Belfast Telegraph - 2018-10-08

• Record numbers set to sit transfer exams
• Owner left horrified and disgusted as his pet dog has part of its ear cut off while tethered outside Bangor supermarke­t
• CHEF CLARE S MYTH: WHY I RAN AWAY FROM HOME TO PURSUE MY DREAM
• NI ACTRESS CHRISTINA BENNINGTON ON HER WEST END SUCCESS
• ‘LEGACY PROPOSALS WOULD BE A FIASCO’
• HOLMES SUBJECT OF TAX PROBE
• Alarm at amount of parents flouting child car seat laws
• Jamie’s joy as wife Amelia expecting third child
• DUP’s fingerprin­ts all over flawed proposals on past, insists Beattie
• New quilt dedicated to victims of terrorism
• Border still the sticking point, butwe’re90%thereonBre­xit deal and omens good: Coveney
• Mairia Cahill in silent protest at Sinn Fein rally to commemorat­e civil rights march
• Party’s presidenti­al runner in offer to Orange Order
• Anger as passengers evacuated from Belfast ferry about to sail for Liverpool due to bomb scare
• Tyrone priest steps aside while historical claim is investigat­ed
• 20 die after horror limousine crash in tourist town in upstate New York
• NI secretary meets main parties in bid to restore Stormont
• Neighbours’ shock as man left with horrific injuries in gun attack
• Farmer’s dismay as bank powerless to stop €150k cyber raid of his account
• New home buyers warned over online intercepti­on of deposits
• Mass patient recall prompted by probe into doctor fails to locate seven people
• ‘Great mum’ Emma dies at 37, a victim of smear test scandal
• New outdoor classroom a memorial to much-loved teacher Claire
• ‘I’m proud of my hand in the Brexit result... and I believe Ireland, both north and south, is better off outside the European Union’
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• NI’s private sector suffers its worst growth slowdown in almost two years
• Antrim company seals deal with HM Land Registry
• Larne-based pharma firm Teva reports sharp drop in pre-tax profit
• Boost for Casement Park plans after thumbs-up by safety chiefs
• Universal Credit is forcing more people into debt: Mallon
• Tributesto ‘hearthero’Mark as brave youngster laid to rest
• Royal Black mourns leading figure after his death at age of 76
• Army pays thousands to get disgraced soldiers back
• Trump’s joy as his man voted on to Supreme Court despite sex claims
• Nolan feared serious disorder while attending McGregor fight
• China behind strange case of missing Interpol boss
• Apologists in Sinn Fein need to be reminded that the IRA were killers, not victims
• A low for US politics ... but we can’t sneer
• So, fewer young people believe that community relations are improving ... it’s a wonder anyone at all thinks they’re getting better
• Education young people are receiving on abortion unlikely to direct them towards correct choices
• DUP would reject new Brexit proposals: Dodds
• Important role for science and reason
• CROSSWORD
• Villagers’ Dennison claims Player of the Year honour
• Cockram in the groove again as title race hots up
• McCrory lined up for Irish title fight but no deal yet, says Breen
• Kirk double heads up a Super day at St Angelo
• Great Dane wins at St Andrews after late drama
• Davis leads the way as resilient Star rock Swords
• McGlynn runs a new personal best in Cardiff
• Donnelly thrilled as Scotstown seal fourth title on trot
• Coleraine take quickest route into Derry decider
• Creggan bridge 41-year gap by reaching Antrim final at long last
• Pentland brace brings Malone derby joy
• In-form Bangor hit top spot as Thomond are put to the sword
• Candystrip­es won’t give up hope of nicking Euro spot: Cole
• Jeffrey thrilled to give Ballymena fans a happy homecoming
• Spurs looking to keep good times rolling: Dier
• Forrest on fire as Celts find killer touch
• Sarri tips in-form Barkley to roar for Three Lions
• Morgan red card left Leicester with a mountain to climb: Puel
• City pay penalty as Mahrez fluffs lines
• Five-star Gunners have more in the tank: Emery
• Ince: United need Mourinho and stability
• Guardiola is all apologies over Mahrez’s miss
• Linfield showing the hunger to win title fight, says Mitchell
• Brendan laughs off talk of Aston Villa job as on fire James Forrest hits four
• Steven Gerrard on why his Rangers side are now back in the hunt for league glory
• Ulster’s Angus Curtis is hungry to tame Tigers
• JUAN MATA IS ON A MISSION TO GIVE MAN UNITED FAITHFUL THE SUCCESS THEY DESERVE..

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