Belfast Telegraph - 2014-06-07

• Smiling Kate salutes D-Day heroes
• Pastor quits Islam storm church
• INSIDE THE DUP: STILL NOT AFRAID TO SAY ‘NO’
• JOY AND PAIN FOR DUNLOP BROTHERS AT TT
• PARTIES BICKER OVER DELAY TO RACE STRATEGY
• PSNI recruitmen­t drive goes ahead at firebombed hotel
• 5 great things to do
• The people’s new Lord Mayor
• Police chief in appeal for calm
• Oh Boy, what a fighter Dave was
• GEEKS AND HEROES COME TO TOWN
• Sci-fi and anime fans aim to dress and impress
• Cleric apologises for offence caused... but insists comments ‘not wrong’
• Sorry is still the hardest word for pastor to say
• How the controvers­y over firebrand McConnell’s sermon unfolded
• I am not putting on show, says accused musician
• Just beautiful... double act’s talent has not headed south
• QUB scientists join fight against killer superbugs
• Ashleigh is next Ulster contestant for Big Brother
• Robinson is among those marking 70th anniversar­y
• Brother’s crash takes joy out of Michael’s TT win
• Friend of Lee Rigby’s murderer jailed for terrorist offences
• Police cleared over chase that led to death of Ulster teenager
• O’Neill is rapped for ‘burying’ report
• Boston tapes unreliable evidence, Jean accused’s lawyer tells court
• Passenger plane in emergency landing at City Airport
• A second child? Eamonn wasn’t keen, says Ruth
• Suffolk Punch Imogen wins UK logging championsh­ip at very first go
• Background
• In on Catholic voters waste of time
• Cat and canary of unionist unity
• Canada cop killer suspect arrested in huge manhunt
• Have we lost the plot by moving the State Opening to summer?
• Chasers wing it but Dunlop has 11 in hand
• Shades of yellow and blue turn on star Jamie
• ‘I think that kids really respond to anarchic characters’
• Right to art of the matter
• New moderator pulls no punches over all hatreds
• Triplets bring joy but only after high drama
• Hanagan hailed for Taghrooda victory
• O’BRIEN HORSE CAN JUSTIFY FAVOURITIS­M TO LAND EPSOM SHOWPIECE
• Magee’s superb start to following father’s footsteps
• Banbridge boxing clever for the future
• Rafferty hungry for glory after the despair
• Red Hands hoping to break more new ground
• O’Hanlon hoping to home in on victory
• FUTURE BRIGHT AGAIN AS THE ORCHARD Armagh await the
• Cavan aim to end the hurt
• ULSTER CHAMPIONSH­IP
• By battling way to the Ulster crown
• Calling the shots
• Sharapova in way of Helep’s first Major title
• Slick Watt hopes to shoot down Stec
• Best has belief again as he travels road to redemption
• Big win boosts Ireland’s semi bid
• Dowds hits hat-trick as Bann open with a win
• Harrison family double up
• Good start key for Laverty
• Seasiders now wary of Balmoral revenge mission
• Meeke and McCormack see glory bid cut short
• This time I feel like captain: Gerrard
• Ribery out but no call-up for Nasri
• STRANGER IN TOWN
• Ronny Who? What an anti-climax
• Hutton is so hungry for a Derry silver lining
• Glens are kept at bay but stay top of the pile

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