Belfast Telegraph - 2019-08-31

• O’Dowd to take on O’Neill for top Sinn Fein post
• ‘She had a heart as big as the ocean and a smile overflowin­g with warmth’... mourners hear emotional tributes at funeral of tragic NI actress Julie Maxwell
• Cancer sufferer Colin McAlpin’s moving account of his battle to beat the disease
• ALLISTER HITS OUT AT BREXIT CAMPAIGNER COST OF HIGH COURT ACTION QUESTIONED
• ‘A SLAP IN THE FACE FOR THOUSANDS’ ANGER AS VICTIMS’ CHIEF REAPPOINTE­D
• BUSINESSES SHARE PRIMARK BLAZE FUND £583k HANDED OUT TO 96 APPLICANTS
• McCormick killing accused will seek compassion­ate bail to visit sick sister
• Two other suppliers follow PowerNI and hike electricit­y price
• Funnyman John hits a panto milestone as alter ego Dame May signs up for 30th season
• Snow Patrol for Waterfront gig in November
• SF won’t have to pay any inheritanc­e tax on £1.5m donation from elderly benefactor
• Foster hails £500m extra for education but laments stalemate
• Woman ‘egged on’ as she attacked friend, court told
• Anger after youths and men are injured in separate paramilita­ry-style attacks in city
• Sinn Fein MP slams A5 delays as Stormont says another public inquiry may be needed
• Gravely ill Pete’s joy as appeal adds 29,742 to list of UK stem cell donors
• Culture Night ... and day as Belfast event given special extension
• Hundreds of thousands expected at protests across Britain today
• UK is yet to offer any credible alternativ­e to backstop: Coveney
• DUP and Tories gambling with our peace and future as they head towards no-deal
• No-deal could prompt a rise in violence: warning
• New IRA ‘energised’ by the publicity over journalist Lyra’s murder: police chief
• Judge slams mental health spending as he defers accused’s case
• ‘I have cancer... but if he thinks I’m an easy target, then he has a real fight on his hands’
• Juggling political leadership with family life is hard... but the vitriol Arlene Foster suffers is much worse
• Hard-hitting BBC NI series will bring crisis in our hospitals into sharp focus
• 999 crews tell trial of fatal crash scene
• Firm ordered to pay former worker £13k for unfair dismissal
• Ulster University boffins join hunt for life on Mars
• Volunteeri­ng efforts of local youth in royal award scheme hailed
• Second pop-up repair cafe set to get up and running in Co Antrim
• NI mum still awaiting bereavemen­t benefits a year on from court victory
• Judge slams authoritie­s as five jailed for sex abuse
• MY FIRST SUMMER JOB
• ‘The film theatre was salvation’
• Salman Rushdie takes aim at Trump in Don Quixote retelling
• 20 of the greatest rom-coms for lovesick romantics
• Binman, fish seller, travel
• ‘I thought I could bring bit of experience to their holidays’
• ‘The banter at Altnagelvi­n hospital’s laundry was great’
• ‘When I got my first pay, I thought I was a millionair­e’
• ‘You learn more about people as a waitress’
• ‘I always think being a binman was one half of my education’
• ‘Let’s just say I have had some relationsh­ips that I wouldn’t repeat ... there probably isn’t a woman alive who hasn’t been in a relationsh­ip in which there’s been controllin­g elements’
• I don’t want to watch interestin­g, smart women reduced to a clothes hanger for sake of partners’ career
• McCord’s legal bid to reverse prorogatio­n of Parliament not most effective way to show displeasur­e at politician­s
• Prize crossword: win two fantastic books
• In our continuing series, we talk to leading figures about their faith
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEKEND
• Ireland slate Tri-Series for T20 World Cup prep
• Derry and Monaghan take patient route in hunt for new boss
• Kerry relish their free hit with Dublin on a hiding to nothing
• McIlroy delighted to surge into title frame
• Smotherman:We’rereadyfor­Eurochalle­nge
• Rising stars well looked after by all at Liverpool, insists Klopp
• I have no plans to leave Spurs: Poch
• Pep backs Walker after England snub
• Shiels suffers shocker in opening Euro clash
• Gers won’t splash out despite £10m boost: Gerrard
• Lennon surprised Celts labelled underdogs
• I thought we had real chance to make more history: Stafford
• Double delight for Lowry as Bannsiders show class
• Winchester pounces to give Sky Blues the edge
• Ireland have the talent to share play-making duties: Addison

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