Belfast Telegraph - 2019-12-24

• Two die in ‘barbaric’ attack by knife man
• Time for Robert’s Law, says brother of murdered Crumlin teacher as he seeks tougher legislatio­n to keep killers behind bars
• Northbound: a magical festive short story by Bernie McGill
• Queen speaks of ‘bumpy’ year in TV message
• NI nurses set to walk out on two more days
• Emotional scenes at airport as families are reunited
• Big-hearted Lewis (8) buys presents for pensioners
• Two-day-old Michael maintains family tradition with first visit to see Santa
• Health reform report author slammed for recommendi­ng performanc­e-related pay
• Christmas lights glow ... but this scene was far from festive
• Woman can reside with husband she is accused of trying to kill
• Archbishop: time to end Communion limos and £700 dresses
• Family of man shot by Army can challenge inquest ruling
• Diane Dodds to replace Lockhart as DUP MLA in Upper Bann
• Teen footballer who died after asthma attack an exceptiona­l person, priest tells mourners
• Community shocked by man’s death in road accident
• Boxer Paddy on the ball for Nicole family’s fundraiser
• Belfast sailing novice spends festive season battling high seas off the Australian coast
• Veterans call on Legion to keep seaside break centre open
• ‘Don’t go to puppy farms or use Gumtree... sanctuarie­s are best’
• Chocolate and caramel ice cream bundt
• ‘Our staff will even take some of the vulnerable animals home’
• ‘To keep things fair, we’ll work split shifts over festive period’
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• New management team is appointed at reborn H&W
• Boeing boss pays ultimate price for 737 Max debacle
• Judge rules ex-Ryanair executive can take up easyJet post
• Forget the festive lie-in... Caryn will rise at 5.30am to milk cows
• Christmas dinner will set you back 8% less than 2018
• Three of this year’s most talked-about TV shows filmed in NI
• Woman accused of stabbing attack at party fascinated by knives, court is told
• Braille children’s books initiative giving offenders ‘sense of purpose’
• Flack hit lover with a lamp as heslept,court in London told
• SDLP is committed to restoring power-sharing, insists Eastwood
• PM tells football bosses to do more to tackle racism after Spurs furore
• All involved in Khashoggi murder must face justice: UK
• I am not a Provo sleeper, nor am I a British agent... you may not like my opinions, but they’re my own
• Spare a thought for the less well off and lonely at Christmas
• Why, in many homes this Christmas, there will be an empty chair at the table
• I’m girding my loins for future Santa letters full of requests for gadgets and bikes
• Thanks to all who have given so generously... and there’s still time
• Church must approach the issue of homosexual­ity with a spirit of fellowship, not harsh condemnati­on
• Messianic movements prove God’s presence
• McKenna hitting high notes Down Under but dreaming of Tyrone
• Stormont and Bready lead the way in NI’s biggest summer of cricket
• Farrell to combine best of Schmidt era with his own ideas in search for success
• We must learn from our mistakes,
• Bell delighted to broaden horizons with switch to new Glasgow role
• Bann must hit heights to retain the Cup: Magee
• Harvey prepares for a watching brief as Pegasus chase double joy against Quins
• Swifts’ young talent out to stop Newington repeat
• Dungannon kids eyeing up silverware
• Feeney supported Linfield in a Big Two game — when he was a Glentoran player
• JUST ONE MORE THING...
• We’re back to square one after big wins: Shaw
• Rodgers backs Foxes to show resilience and fire a response
• Ljungberg’s knowledge will be vital for Arteta
• Chelsea’s high standard must be maintained, insists Willian
• We’ll offer support but game’s chiefs

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