Belfast Telegraph - 2018-12-05

• Son saw his murdered dad after shooting
• THE NI WOMAN WHO BELIEVES MORE THAN 30 OF HER JOB APPLICATIO­NS WERE BINNED BECAUSE SHE’S DEAF
• DUP HELPS INFLICT HUMILIATIN­G DAY OF DEFEATS ON MAY
• How Co Antrim man Stuart found solace in his local Men’s Shed after he lost his wife
• DUP BAN BOOKSHOP MAY FACE LEGAL CASE
• ALCOHOL GAVE MY BROTHER DEMENTIA
• New Civil Service powers could mean A5 go-ahead
• Dad’s delight as Co Down toddler becomes first in UK to get a prescripti­on for medical cannabis
• Girl begs Santa to help ‘lost and alone’ man shivering on an Armagh street
• Trial opens of NI couple accused of abusing their young sons
• We’re beyond devastated, say family after Co Down mum dies in Australia at the age of 34
• Shock at NI man’s death in ‘freak accident’
• More time needed for better deal: Swann
• ‘NI will not pay back £1bn if pact ends’
• May’s been battered, but still has fighting chance
• EU felt ‘sense of loss’ after signing draft Brexit deal
• Potted crab with Abernethy Smoked Butter
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Murder victim’s son tells trial he’s ‘100% positive’ he saw two accused near scene
• Soldier who fired fatal Ballymurph­y shots insists: I was in fear of my life
• ‘Drunken thug’ who went on run gets jail term in his absence
• Cyber criminals posing as bank and telecom officials steal £45k from NI women
• Man accused of sex act in front of child is granted anoynmity
• Councillor claims flag-flying hurting trade in Limavady
• Why a second referendum on Brexit might be only option if PM is defeated in the Commons
• Problems of alcohol can’t just be ignored
• No matter how Belfast Books tries to slice it, discrimina­tion against people, whatever their viewpoint, is always wrong, always illegal and always a political and moral outrage
• No need to bite off more than you can chew this Christmas
• What a difference a year and a transplant makes
• Orla Kiely fashion empire folded with more than £7m debt: report
• Council likely to back £100m health facility at King’s Hall
• Apartments plan could force firms from premises
• Hard Brexit could affect our recipes: Greencore
• Thomas Cook shares drop as fears grow over its future
• Professor Bain is wrong to eschew Christian concepts and teachings of the word of God
• Bookshop bans DUP members from cafe over same-sex marriage
• SF’s abstention­ism a betrayal of Ireland
• CROSSWORD
• Home truths helped get Cummings back on title track: Moore
• Beauvillie­r vows to beat the cold by turning up the heat over his Giants scoring exploits
• Waringstow­n will open bid to retain Cup at Holywood
• Weir is confident Ards will start climbing table
• Ludik eager to perform more away day heroics
• I picture clinching the European crown all the time, reveals Earls
• Double injury woe gives Ulster boss McFarland a big headache
• Brown remains a key part of my plans, maintains Rodgers
• Healy: Jordan is reaping rewards of hard work
• True grit Blues set up semi with the Swifts
• Wasteful City anger Pep as Watford revival falls short
• Brighton on the up despite Duffy dismissal
• Perez inspires Hammers with quick-fire double
• Bournemout­h fly out of the traps to end losing run
• My United players are not dishonest, blasts angry Mourinho
• Emery urges Aubameyang to prove
• Sarri eager for Blues to shelve club policy for experience­d duo
• HONEST ASSESSMENT: P46-47

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