Belfast Telegraph - 2019-09-06

• McGuinness and Paisley: new claims over their terror roles
• Man killed in Lisburn crash lay undiscover­ed for more than 24 hours, say PSNI
• EX-NI BROADCASTE­R GILLIAN IEVERS: WHY I’M GLAD I DIDN’T COME BACK FROM AUSTRALIA AFTER MARRIAGE ENDED
• ANOTHER DIFFICULT DAY FOR BORIS AS HIS BROTHER QUITS
• The stray cat barred from a Portadown off-licence
• CO DOWN BANKER FACES 10 YEARS’ JAIL GERMAN COURT TOLD OF £400m SWINDLE
• TRUST’S ‘ALARMING’ NO-DEAL PLAN CALLS GROW FOR DETAILS TO BE MADE PUBLIC
• PSNI chief Byrne refutes claim children being used as ‘pawns’ in fight against paramilita­ries
• Could NI’s pro-Remain parties form a pact in time for election?
• PM may have to explain Brexit strategy in Belfast
• Border fears make Oborne rue his exit vote ‘mistake’
• Nationalis­ts slam ‘power grab’ by UK Government over direct rule plans
• Triple chocolate cake
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Walk protesting against the ‘imposition of laws’ expected to draw thousands to Stormont Estate
• Prospect of criminal moratorium looms on abortion issue in NI
• Rival rallies to avoid each other in Belfast as pro-choice supporters alter their route
• RHI boiler owners ‘getting a raw deal’ on scheme costings
• Pressureso­n NI firefighte­rs highlighte­d by blaze,saysMLA
• Accused (35) robbed same house twice, court is told
• Like Ciaran, we can all be ambassador­s of peace, funeral gathering is told
• ‘Serious crisis’ in health service as thousands of jobs remain unfilled
• Top judge slams failure to secure redress for historic abuse victims
• Trust in plea for more children to be included on organ donation list
• Sales of new cars in NI last month down by 8% on 2018
• Independen­t inquiry set to review murders of three NI policemen by IRA landmine
• Man is found with Samurai sword ‘down his trousers’
• But there’s no one in Stormont to push through changes
• To donate visit: https://www. justgiving.com/fundraisin­g/jdh68 or https://www.justgiving.com/ fundraisin­g/stephen-neill1
• Belfast’s new cyber coins will aid late-night SOS bus
• A beloved figure in the Irish League
• Failed robber dials 999 and admits: I’ve just done a hold-up
• Sons of NI naval heroes say HMS Caroline has ignored their valour
• Nessie could be a giant eel, DNA study of loch reveals
• Sisters who lost mum to cancer will tell event how they coped with grief
• Thug given 12 years in jail for stabbing innocent bystander
• Man jailed for damaging property of ex-partner
• Civil service chief under fire after claiming medical school ‘not viable’
• ‘Dramatic’ rise in number of homeless in Londonderr­y
• Policeman who downloaded porn on a grieving father’s account is jailed
• Downed jet witness released as prisoner swap rumours grow
• Hurricane hits US after battering Bahamas
• McCartney may play concert at Glastonbur­y’s 50th anniversar­y
• When it comes to gay issues, Jim Wells should leave the Jurassic era behind
• Trust should explain no-deal Brexit plans
• If we don’t speak up for those voiceless and defenceles­s unborn babies, then who will?
• We will rest only when anyone who needs an abortion here in NI can have access to one
• All the best entertainm­ent, movies, gigs and shows
• (15, 165 mins)
• ‘It was the piece of material that we had been looking for to collaborat­e together’
• Exploring the poetry of home MAC Belfast September 7-28, various times
• Discworld illustrato­r’s paintings and drawings delight and amaze
• The SLP is out now
• Fitness equipment company takes on 12 staff after £1.4m investment
• Plans for expansion as law firm marks its 60th anniversar­y
• NI exports to North America up but number of firms selling to the EU sinks to a three-year low
• Banbridge developer set to build 90 houses in Antrim
• Energia signs £34m greener electricit­y deal with NI Water
• Northern Ireland beats target of generating 40% of its power from renewable sources
• No-deal a nightmare for local businesses, warns entreprene­ur
• Value of pound surges after Commons wrestles control of Brexit from PM Johnson
• Return to violence not a foregone conclusion
• Drug mule Michaella McCollum reveals all in new book
• PM will come to regret appointing Cummings
• Nadal: I don’t expect easy ride to final
• Casey battles illness to take lead with stunning round
• CIYMS ready to take another stride towards title
• Marcus sure rivalry with older brother Matthew can help propel pair to the top
• NI stars Daniel and Conor shine in Canada
• End of World as Irish ladies come up short
• ‘A’ team looking to down Eagles for third cup win
• Georgia pose a threat before Irish showdown, says Townsend
• No injury fear in Italian test: Watson
• Henshaw fired up to produce power-packed display in his only outing ahead of World Cup
• Patchell determined to show what he’s all about
• Solid victory has Michael’s boys in excellent shape
• Em otion will inspire Irish, insists Farrell

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