Belfast Telegraph - 2019-08-21

• Gun victim murdered days after court freed him on bail
• HOW A METHODIST MINISTER WILL BE MARKING BELFAST CITY MISSION’S 130 YEARS OF CARING FOR ELDERLY
• ‘I was on my hands and knees coughing up blood’... couple’s trauma after attack by five-man gang on city street
• ‘Our little warrior princess’... moving story of the tiny NI baby who lived for just 15 days
• FOOTBALL CLUB CHIEF ISSUES APPEAL AFTER DAUGHTER VANISHES
• TV INTERVIEW THAT EXPOSED THE GULF BETWEEN DUP AND SF
• SHOTS OVER COFFIN SPARK POLICE SWOOP
• Ciaran Barnes: it was inevitable he would meet a violent end,
• 445 attacks on NI places of worship in last three years
• Four accused of battering man who was also struck by car denied bail
• Stories of sacrifice... the college that lost 126 pupils in war
• I understand why grandad joined IRA: Paul Merton
• ‘I’ve lived all my life in the village and nothing like that has ever happened here’
• Petrol bomber (16) has done first aid burns course and met with riot victims, court told
• Blaming attacks on Brexit lets dissident terrorists off hook, says DUP’s Campbell
• DUP MLAs are fined for not declaring donations
• DUP and SF clash over Johnson’s claim backstop is a threat to peace
• PM positive ahead of talks despite Europe’s aversion to any new deal
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Man who found spike of wood in his ready meal urges supermarke­t to issue a product recall
• Neurologis­t at centre of huge patient recall ‘to retire’
• Care home admissions closed amid fears over medicine management
• Three held after woman is dragged from car and beaten in front of family
• Royal Black Institutio­n gears up for biggest day
• Heroin user punched ex-partner and put a pillow over her face, court told
• Snow Patrol named as latest winners of Legend award
• Man (20) denies ‘horrific’ murder of police officer during burglary
• Why Apprentice Boys’ support for a ‘shared city’ is proof of distance it has travelled in Londonderr­y
• There’s no place in society for gun law
• The stand-off is madness... if people don’t take a step back, then Operation Yellowhamm­er may seem like prudent planning
• ‘Meeting Vi changed my life ... she is a marvellous person and everyone seems to love her. She has even ironed Nathan Carter’s trousers in his dressing room before a show’
• Site of proposed Lough Erne holiday village on sale for cut-price £335k
• Huawei founder remains upbeat despite US restrictio­ns
• Aquarium plan ‘could boost local economy’
• Remortgagi­ng lending up by 16.5% as recovery in NI housing market continues
• Foreign investment in the UK tech sector hits £5.5bn for 2019
• Manufactur­ing downturn eases but fears remain over global slowdown and Brexit
• Advisory service’s no-deal research makes grim reading for NI farmers
• Mining boss plays down economic uncertaint­y impact
• Fifth of firms expecting bill of £100k-plus after holiday pay ruling
• No-deal Brexit will leave UK fighting uphill battle to secure countless deals to restore essential services
• Arlene Foster and Michelle Gildernew in tense exchange over hard border
• CROSSWORD
• Dancer believes Ireland are ready to take the next big step
• Murray ponders dropping out of ATP Tour in bid to lift his game
• Knights see fight for interpro clean sweep fall short
• Northants prove too good for U19 Irish outfit after batting collapse
• Lafferty enjoying his coaching role as he eyes a playing return
• Stafford’s savouring baby blues ahead of Euro crunch
• United coach Casey adds powerful backing to new deal for NI women’s football
• Underdogs Linfield can bite again in Europe, says Stafford
• Stockdale set for action at Twickenham
• Why GAA managers need a strong support staff
• WHAT IRELAND MUST DO TO ESCAPE WORLD CHAMPIONSH­IP RELEGATION FOLLOWING GERMANY DRUBBING...

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