Belfast Telegraph - 2018-10-31

• PSNI exonerated over McCartney murder probe
• The grief of Greysteel... 25 years after loyalist gun massacre, the village gathers to remember its dead
• HOW ACTING SAVED MY LIFE, BY NI WOMAN BULLIED AS A TEEN BECAUSE SHE HAD ASPERGER’S
• ANOTHER 1,000 PATIENTS OF DR WATT RECALLED
• NI’s strangest murder cases... what this writer has uncovered
• DEATH OF AN IRA GUNRUNNER IVAN LITTLE ON MOBSTER ‘WHITEY’ BULGER
• Residents’ shock after arson attack on woman’s home
• ‘Paedophile hunters’ to contest charges of alleged intimidati­on of BBC reporter
• Who is the woman in green?
• Carnlough hotel welcomes U2 guitarist as he calls in for lunch
• It’s magic to be Bake Off champion, says scientist
• Locals mark Halloween for the first time since atrocity
• Hyde Park bomb suspect won’t take part in case
• MLA’s plea to opponents of ‘lifesaving’ A5 upgrade
• Halloween revellers beseige Elliotts for scary outfits
• Outpouring of love for NI mother who said no to abortion after devastatin­g diagnosis for baby
• SNP slams £2m ‘backhander’ to DUP for Primark fire as Glasgow loses out
• Mixed reaction from peers as NI Bill debated in Lords
• Economic think tank says Budget a big gamble
• Children’s moving tribute to dad who left them ‘so soon’
• Elderly fall prey to burglars in spate of attacks over one night
• Spider web cupcakes
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• NI-born Dean of Leicester tells of his city’s anguish at helicopter tragedy
• Churches call on Ku Klux Klan men to come forward
• Crash death accused said he was asleep in a field at time, court told
• Queen’s ‘obsession’ with Irish peace process revealed in book
• Visit www.belfasttel­egraph.co.uk to see a video of Steve at work
• Flat where pensioner lay dead for two years goes on market for £65k
• Police start digging garden in fresh hunt for murdered Suzy
• Paddy Devlin’s vision of forging a non-sectarian future has more relevance today than ever before
• Horror of Greysteel shamed this place
• All MLAs’ pay drops by 15% from midnight ... but is it really fair on the 41 Members who didn’t walk out? Jon Tonge is Professor of Politics at the University of Liverpool. He is co-author (with Maire Braniff, Thomas Hennessey, James W McAuley and Sophie
• Thrilled an organ donor bill sails past third stage
• Some of Paddy’s top tips to get the perfect Halloween look that will be truly terrifying
• Wrightbus vehicles on Irish roads after major deal for 88 StreetLite­s
• Stacks opens new Soloist eatery
• Wagamama snapped up by group in £559m deal
• Brexit worries drive NI consumer confidence to its lowest this year
• Ikea venture to offer 100% renewable electricit­y tariff
• Four-year low for eurozone as economic growth in US strengthen­s
• 14% rise in company insolvency rate over the last quarter in NI
• 55 jobs being created at children’s play centres in Belfast and Ballynahin­ch
• NI people must be allowed to vote on divisive issues such as same-sex marriage and abortion
• Abortion and same-sex marriage amendments added to NI Bill
• Northern Ireland is a ‘statelet’ by definition
• Cancer is not waiting for Assembly’s return
• Road To Respect makes late run for Down Royal glory
• Irish struggle as the rain in Spain spoils good start
• Pegasus keeper Sammy Jo hangs up her pads
• This week’s fixtures
• Djokovic eyes climb to rankings summit
• Harrington wants quick decision on Cup captain
• Province boosted by return of McCloskey and Herring for Treviso battle
• Jones overlooks Brown for first time during his England tenure
• Coulthard ready to wow Belfast crowds
• Rams chief Lampard is excited about return to his Stamford Bridge ‘home’
• NI skipper Davis set to seal Ibrox comeback in January switch
• Gerrard tips Gers to hit back from cup heartache
• No imminent return for Griffiths, reveals Rodgers
• Glens show their steel to win a thriller
• IFA and FAI in all-Ireland bid to host Euro U21 Championsh­ip
• Petrie excited by challenge with Ulster
• McCourt’s legacy is one of pure entertainm­ent
• What legend Cantona thinks of Mourinho and why he paid a Sandy Row homage to Belfast’s Best
• DECLAN BOGUE ON HOW AN AMERICAN BAND LEADER DEVELOPED A PASSION FOR ANTRIM HURLING...

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