Belfast Telegraph - 2020-03-05

• NI medics face tough decisions
• HOW A BELFAST TEENAGER BECAME A VIDEO SENSATION ONLINE AS ‘THE SHUSH GIRL’
• World Book Day: well-known NI faces pick their favourite reads
• NI flight turns back as Flybe faces collapse
• Prince recalls Troubles in Dublin speech
• Our five-hour quest to buy a bottle of hand sanitiser in Belfast... did we get any?
• William and Kate cook up a special day for youngsters
• Only a matter of time before more cases are confirmed, warns committee chief
• Republic to ban mass gatherings if situation worsens
• Hotel tells of 100 bed nights cancelled as NI faces £1m slump in tourism revenue
• Man jailed for five years after violent row over bag of drugs led to father-of-one’s death
• Thug behind fatal kick was on bail for paramedic assault
• Police await post-mortem after child’s stabbing
• I’m sorry, says man who called ambulance 171 times
• Tottering Translink may go down legal route to get funds
• Over 50 new MoT lifts will be operationa­l by July, confirms Mallon
• We must be welcoming for all: QUB chief
• Fudgy chocolate squares
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• New think tank calls for culture shift at Stormont to boost delivery of public services
• Paul Quinn’s parents to meet TDs in Dail
• Why is unionism not ready for all the significan­t challenges ahead?
• Campaignin­g councillor quits after 10 months
• TUV in call for guidance on rights of registrars to refuse to conduct same-sex marriage ceremonies
• Ombudsman calls for extra vigilance after prisoner death probe
• Council may use DNA to trace people who let dogs foul in street
• Report on UVF bar attack ‘the first to accept State collusion’
• Charity urges Swann to increase funds for ‘under pressure’ eating disorder services
• Nigeria motorbike missionary dies at 102
• Burglar gets ‘last chance’ to turn his life around
• Council calls in watchdog over Twitter leak
• Legal history as NI jury in child sex images case shown explicit videos
• Rockers Genesis announce reunion show in Belfast
• Cancer patient hails centre bidding to raise £180k for expansion as an ‘oasis’
• Kim’s sister appears to be on rise after diatribes at South Korea
• Masseuse accusing blind peer of sex assault tells trial why she didn’t flee after incident
• Whiteside tells pupils to make education their top goal
• House of Commons spent over £800k on non-disclosure deals with ex-staff
• Islamic State terror suspect ‘anxious to prove her innocence’
• I’ve had 20 years of Hell over pool death: Barrymore
• Crown Prosecutio­n Service to review Flack assault case following ‘show trial’ criticism
• Minimum unit pricing will not solve NI’s drink problem, but it is a step in the right direction
• No easy solutions for the coronaviru­s crisis
• ‘Lee would not be here without the independen­ce he has been able to enjoy. It has expanded his life’ Every disabled person is an individual and they have to be catered for in a way that suits them
• Unravellin­g the tangled history of the hoodie ...
• Getting veg-shy kids to enjoy their five-a-day
• Everun buys wind turbine assets of maintenanc­e firm
• Women’s economic contributi­on in NI is on the rise, key index reveals
• Agri company secures green light for £15m hub in Tyrone
• Hilton Belfast to host conference as £10m refurbishm­ent unveiled
• Eight jobs on way as IT firm wins £700k in funding
• Watchdog welcomes 21.5% reduction in gas tariffs by Firmus
• Lego plans to build on success by opening another 150 shops as revenues hit £4.5bn
• Einstein would not have backed the Christian view of miracles as something wholly outside nature
• Nolan puts Twitter trolls ‘who should know better’ on notice he will fight back
• McGarrity makes switch as he bids to reclaim crown
• BayviewHot­elgivesits­backingto ArmoyRoadR­aces’Legendstit­le
• Tally puts faith in new guard as he sets sights on promotion
• Fox ready to lead from the front as Tyrone’s young guns aim to retain place at the top
• Balbirnie expects Ireland to be up to the task against rivals Afghanista­n
• England clash with Italy to be put on ice
• Wallace on a high as they book right royal day out
• Mulligan leads the way for Dromore as fast start helps them past Banbridge to win crown
• Rogic lands late blow to nick point for Bhoys
• United legend Rooney looks to upset former side
• Barkley backs Gilmour (18) for a starring role against Toffees
• Fresh agony for Gerrard as sloppy Gers stumble again
• Klopp insists Reds will bounce back
• Darlow wants Magpies to make their mark in Cup
• Aguero provides spark as relentless City march on
• Pereira uses his head as the Foxes leave it late to edge out brave Blues
• Wheels come off as Crues control hits bump
• Football in the summer is not a pipe dream, says McKendry
• We need a miracle if we are to catch Blues, says Crues ace Lowry
• Battle for summer football is still alive, says Coleraine chief

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