Belfast Telegraph - 2018-10-25

• Rethink the role of Spads: top civil servant
• ‘A talented guitarist and a diamond of a guy’ ...warm tributes to man who died nine days after being attacked outside Portaferry bar
• MAUREEN BOYLE ON HER DESPAIR AT COMING BACK TO NI TO TEACH IN WEEK OF SHANKILL BOMB AND GREYSTEEL
• HOUSE OF COMMONS BACKS NI BILL WITH ABORTION CLAUSE
• Faith, sexuality and terminal illness... the Bangor man baring his soul
• MISSING MAN’S BODY FOUND DEATH OF DAD-OF-THREE NOT SUSPICIOUS: PSNI
• Lisburn school shocked after sudden death of teacher (50)
• Rea’s NI bike circuit dream hits road block
• The people on the street agree: civil servants in charge might get job done
• NI abortion law to be challenged after High Court verdict
• Presbyteri­ans backing removal of blasphemy from Irish constituti­on
• ‘Jesus loves me’... final words of laundrette shotgun killer who died showing no remorse
• Murder accused denies taking part in shooting
• Solicitor is acquitted of legal aid fraud charges
• Principals hit out as funding for sports coaches scheme ends
• Community service for man who spat at police
• Demolition decision on historic building is quashed by judge
• Slow-cooker beef chilli
• ‘Emotional’ May wins support of Tory backbenche­rs for her Brexit strategy
• Smuggling trade on the border ‘will rise after EU exit’
• Hockey coach accused of 17 sex offences spanning four decades faces court
• MLA calls for probe into prison officers’ £250k injury claims
• PM slams ‘flawed’ Troubles probe process
• Garda chief Harris vows to meet with conflict victims
• Temperatur­esaresetto plunge across NI ... and snowmaybeo­ntheway
• Kate attends state dinner in glittering tiara worn by Diana
• Ex-Sirocco staff hail revival of prizefundf­or new engineers
• No fear... NI movie fans aren’t scared easily by horror films, poll shows
• Secret Service chief vows to find culprits after bombs are sent to Clintons and Obama
• Istanbul consulate murder suspects to be banned from UK
• The weaponisin­g of ‘phobia’ is just another strategy to avoid debating arguments you can’t hope to win
• A code of conduct is necessary for Spads
• Rt Rev John McDowell is Church of Ireland Bishop of Clogher Why Brexit can’t be allowed to damage the trust and mutual understand­ing between London and Dublin
• HOORAY FOR HENRY The H! by Henry Holland Knit Happens collection is available now at Debenhams
• 80% of local firms struggling to find skilled workers
• Under-fire building firm to face further scrutiny from NI education chiefs
• Big money contracts in the offing for two top NI building firms
• Westminste­r told City Deal could create 20,000 jobs
• Good Relations Week highlights great work
• Schools must work together to tackle educationa­l underachie­vement among boys and young men
• NIwillbehe­reafterMar­yLouleaves­politics:DUP’sStalford
• DUPman’s‘cross’sign actofanti-Catholicis­m
• Rainbow Heart fires out colourful Oaks warning
• Morgan’s return is perfect boost for Armagh
• O’Doherty in battle against clock to make semi-final tie
• Rory needs victories to make a real race of it
• Deysel will be a big loss to Ulster, admits Soper
• McGrathaim­ingtostari­nChicagoto ramp up the pressure on rival Healy
• I’m almost ready to return after neck problem, insists Murray
• Sykes’ class is what makes him a marked man
• A sigh of relief as new boys up and running
• Stick from Glenmen helped me score winner: Waterworth
• Hoops must have faith in their own ability, says Rodgers
• Emery encourages Gunners to keep on combining style with substance
• Chelsea will not contest Ianni’s FA penalty: Sarri
• Salah clocks half-century milestone to help Pool power home
• Focus on Lukaku’s form deflects from a broken system at Old Trafford
• Klopp toasts Reds’ dominant display
• Pochettino rues missed chances as Spurs are held

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