Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Mon 20th Oct 2014

Belfast Newsletter News Paisley left his party and church on a high, son tells packed Ulster Hall Ian Paisley left both the DUP and his church when they were at their “pinnacle”, his memorial service was told. Read more... Sex trafficking survivor tells why she supports DUP bill A sex trafficking victim who escaped her captors in Belfast is backing a DUP bill which would criminalise buying sex. Read more... Guests hail a friend to many While unionists and church members had a dominant place on the guest list yesterday, there were a number of others from wildly varying backgrounds too. Read more... Service dominated by Paisley's faith, not his politics After weeks of analysis of Ian Paisley’s politics, his preaching and his personality, yesterday’s service was a reminder of his life away from the public. Read more... Analysis by Sam McBride: U-turn to enter a DUP pact a mammoth gamble Mike Nesbitt’s initial year as leader was so disastrous that many people wondered if, despite an overwhelming mandate from party members, he could survive. Read more...   Sport HOCKEY: Ulster U18 girls win interprovincial series Ulster U18 Girls secured the U18 Girls Interprovincial Title at Lisnagarvey Hockey Club with a perfect weekend claiming four wins from four. Read more... Home win against Toulon now vital for Ulster Ulster must defeat reigning champions, Toulon, in Belfast on Saturday if they are to keep their European Champions Cup hopes alive. Read more... Boyd on target as Rangers crush Raith Rovers Kris Boyd finally ended his seven-game scoring drought as Rangers romped to a 6-1 win over Raith Rovers at Ibrox. Read more... Patient Daly vows to stay put Jon Daly may have felt frustrated at being named as a substitute at Ibrox on Saturday for the seventh successive game – but certainly provided the perfect response in his 20 minutes on the park as he netted twice in Rangers’ 6-1 win over Raith Rovers. Read more... St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright gutted after defeat to Kilmarnock St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright admitted his players had only themselves to blame after Kilmarnock handed them a fifth straight Scottish Premiership defeat. Read more...   Please do not respond directly to this email as this mailbox is not monitored. To contact Belfast Newsletter direct go to http://www.newsletter.co.uk/ and click on Contact Us Johnston Press are the publishers of Belfast Newsletter. You have received this email as you have subscribed to this newsletter on our website. Edit or Unsubscribe Preferences | Edit Your Profile Company Name: Johnston Press plc | Registered in Scotland no: SCO15382 | Registered Office: 108 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AS