Belfast Telegraph - 2019-12-11

• Don’t become ill next Wednesday
• All wrapped up for Christmas... now people in need can keep out winter’s chill by picking up a coat from collection points across Belfast
• BLIND WATER SKI CHAMPION JANET GRAY: WHY I’D LIKE TO SAVE OUR HEALTH SERVICE
• BEST BOOKS BY NI WRITERS TO GIVE THIS CHRISTMAS
• Finucane won’t condemn IRA’s bid to kill Dodds
• Terror accused denies posing as Swedish model
• School meals children could go hungry at Christmas: warning
• Police officer among dead in Jersey City shootout
• Festive finds... do Christmas on £99 budget
• Belfast’s inspiring older volunteers celebrated at City Hall awards bash
• How The Open Championsh­ip at Portrush boosted the NI economy by a healthy £100m
• NI leaders in final TV clash before election day
• Hugs and handshakes as candidates get up close and personal on canvass
• Johnson and Corbyn make late bid to win votes ahead of ‘most important election in a lifetime’
• Finucane won’t condemn Dodds murder bid
• I have made mistakes as DUP chief but I won’t quit on NI: Foster
• SF chief hits out at Foster over checks on GB trade
• Drowning victim to be laid to rest on Friday
• Former bus driver (64) denies sexually assaulting teenage boy in KFC car park
• Alleged rape victim ‘failed by PSNI’
• Why we love singing for our patients and raising money for good causes
• ‘I haven’t met anyone in Derry who can’t sing’
• ‘I’d never had any formal training to be a choral tenor’
• ‘It gives you a great sense of achievemen­t’
• Woman (62) denies having documents linked to terrorism
• Church must aim to break down divisions, declares new Bishop
• Retail NI calls for crackdown after 12% surge in shopliftin­g
• PSNI booby trap car bomb accused given bail on strict terms
• Revealed: how Protestant­s have declined in Civil Service
• MoD returning medal to bisexual veteran
• New Zealand volcano claims sixth victim
• Why you should ignore ‘precious’ Alliance attempt to split the vote and put your ‘X’ beside Remainer
• Our politician­s must put up — or shut up
• Whatever the outcome of the election, the NI parties due to start talks next Monday should take a leaf from Boris’ playbook and just ‘Get Devolution Done’
• Seven thrifty ways to have a budget-friendly Christmas
• A menu with a BAM... chef cooks up storm in new tome
• NI e-learning firm reports sales up 28% to £13.77m over last year
• ‘Antiquated’ licensing laws behind NI’s exclusion from £200m Wetherspoo­n boost
• House prices here have yet to recover to pre-downturn levels: survey
• UK economy suffers its worst quarter for more than a decade
• Boardroom shake-up after profit alert adds to crisis at Ted Baker
• Suffering ordinary people deserve better than failing public services and political paralysis
• Mazikeen to impress over step up in distance at Chelmsford
• Kidd maintains there’s no extra pressure as Friends’ aim to end a 39-year wait
• You bet Frampton is a big inspiratio­n: Ward
• Morality one reason why Saudi Arabia a no go: Rory
• Keefe targeting a confident start as Giants seek cup ignition
• Revamped tournament­s is just one example of evolution
• I’m hungry for more big European nights, says McBurney
• McErlean hits jackpot with Coleman Award
• We can raid Sarries’ fortress if we stick to our beliefs, says Van Graan
• Fulton can propel Star’s young guns to final: Ryan
• WHO ARE ULSTER’S TOP PLAYERS OF THE PAST DECADE?
• Millar’s joy as cup draw sets up latest chapter of fierce rivalry
• Larmour finds the target to ease some pressure on Hamilton
• Ex-QPR and Derby boss Smith dies at 79
• Foden can emerge from Silva’s shadow: Guardiola
• Pool click through gears to wrap up top spot
• We must continue to work hard to achieve our goals, says Klopp
• Abraham and Azpilicuet­a seal Chelsea’s place in knockout stages

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