Belfast Telegraph - 2020-08-25

• Clampdown
• IFA FEARS LOSING MORE YOUNG PLAYERS AFTER SYKES’ DEFECTION
• Mum’s heartache as husband and children buried
• Schools return is greeted with anxiety and relief
• Weapon parts are seized in Lurgan during weekend of hijacks and rioting
• Operation Arbacia hasn’t finished: PSNI
• Big mouths brought gang to its knees
• Pipe bomb dissident ‘wedded to violence’ is jailed for 20 years
• Victims tell of their relief as Stormont finally moves on pensions
• Federation chief calls for sentencing guideline review to help protect PSNI
• ‘I couldn’t wait for this day to come, my daughter is glad to be back too’
• Home schooling ‘biggest cause of family stress’
• Call for PSNI to release details on probe into Storey funeral row
• Numberofco­vid-19casesinn­i drops but ‘further spikes likely’
• Irish EU official faces mounting pressure on golf row as Brussels seeks answers
• Restaurant owner in dark over probe into ‘planning breaches’
• Irish Government is in disarray but no one is there to capitalise
• Learner drivers may face waiting until 2021 to sit their test
• No signs Nora abducted, says police chief as inquest begins
• Reopening of Daisy Hill’s A&E next month to ease burden on Craigavon
• Prince played a guessing game about my age, says his accuser
• Reprieve for search and rescue charity
• Fears for school crossing patrol at ‘dangerous’ dual carriagewa­y
• £213k benefits cheat avoids jail due to medical needs of children
• Belfast Harbour passenger numbers triple since May
• Putincriti­c was poisoned but his life is not in danger, say doctors
• Deliver payouts to Libya-sponsored IRA terrorism victims, urges Empey
• Police quiz man over tragic hit and run incident
• Star tells of her seizures nightmare on anti-anxiety medication
• Trump’s bid for re-election suffers blow as key adviser resigns from White House
• Protests erupt after black man shot by police in US
• Pc’s widow seeks union backing for new law to jail killers of 999 workers for life
• ‘Strictly’ is toughest to film under restrictio­ns: BBC chief
• If Covid is about the State and its face-recognitio­n technology, why do they make us all wear masks?
• Dissident terrorists still a major threat
• SF double standards over Galway golf row
• Health Minister must end all the fearmonger­ing and base any further action on facts of the virus
• Hundreds line streets of Donegal town for funeral of crash family
• Lack of informatio­n on local cases inexcusabl­e
• OUR LIFELINE IN LOCKDOWN
• ASK THE expert
• Charity providing support for the vulnerable needs donations
• ‘I managed to quit smoking for good’
• ‘The choir is like a family’
• ‘I’m so busy... a healthy body is a healthy mind’
• Redrosezor­ro to make his mark at Catterick
• Anderson forced to wait a little longer for milestone
• Warriorsde­altablowby­porterfiel­dswitch
• Smyth continues his Crystal clear run of success
• Konta is back on form after health scare
• Protocols could see Covid cases covered up: Mcconville
• Hoey backs Galgorm to shine for television audiences
• Connacht took a ‘moneyball’ approach to Papali’i: Friend
• I don’t know about Greek spat... but Maguire’s defending was criminal
• Rogic is Premier League quality, says Socceroos assistant boss
• Mcdermott pays big tribute to Glens’ winning mentality
• Devine eyes up a Euro run during ‘nuts’ season
• Baraclough: My only focus is on players who are committed to representi­ng Northern Ireland
• Kenny believes Idah can add a whole new dimension to attack
• Questions and answers with the new Northern Ireland manager
• PSG’S inability to fire in Lisbon represents the failure of an idea
• ... as player says ‘it was always my dream to be a Republic star’
• BARCA STARS WON’T WANT TOPLAYFORK­OEMAN... OR ATLEASTTHA­T’STHEPLAN
• Morelos set for Gers exit, says Halliday
• WE NEED TO FIND FORM RIGHT AWAY
• DUBLIN ACE MICHAEL DARRAGH MACAULEY DEMANDS CHANCE TO WIN SIXTH ALL-IRELAND MEDAL...

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