Belfast Telegraph - 2020-03-25

• The human cost
• ‘My husband fell ill, hours later he was in intensive care’
• We put off our wedding to protect the guests
• NI ‘should prepare for a lockdown summer’
• Landlord offers free lodgings to NHS staff
• Farmer fears his cattle may starve
• Lockdown behind a spike in demand for adoptions at NI animal shelters
• Heartbreak­ing that we won’t be there when Billy’s buried, says sister of third casualty
• Curtailing spread of coronaviru­s difficult but not impossible, insists First Minister
• Which shops must close... and which ones can stay open?
• Bombardier and Wrightbus halt production for at least four weeks
• £10k grant support for small businesses delivered months ahead of schedule: Dodds
• Reprieve for nursing home residents in bid to ease health crisis
• Belfast-born millionair­e Tim Martin tells his 40,000 staff at Wetherspoo­ns pub chain to ‘go work in Tesco’
• Decision on NI’S schools staying open for Easter yet to be taken
• Deluge of requests to take children of key workers forces principal to temporaril­y shut school doors
• Swann authorises extra equipment after facemasks are stolen
• NI cruise ship couple left in limbo as liner docks in Rio
• Put out of work by the spiralling Covid-19 organisati­on offer the job lifeline you’ve
• ‘Doing this fits my passion for helping people’
• Crisis?... could this been searching for?
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Oval Four: man’s 1972 conviction quashed in corrupt detective case
• Appeal Court rejects knifepoint robber’s bid for lower jail term
• PSNI booby trap car bomb accused refuses to appear for court hearing
• Air stewardess in tribute to hero Harry
• Disney’s new streaming service goes live in UK
• Only intensive co-operation between north and south will help us beat our common enemy
• Human cost of the coronaviru­s crisis is beyond calculatio­n
• When Michelle O’neill welled up in the Assembly, the reaction wastoprais­eher decency ... so, when is Boris Johnson going to get the benefit of the doubt?
• ‘It’s important we are kept informed of the coronaviru­s crisis but we need a happy news channel ... even 20 minutes in the morning would send us out with a different head on’
• The Death of Stalin
• NI housebuild­er downs tools at six sites to halt spread of coronaviru­s
• Lynas Food Outlet planning to expand its reach with a raft of new pop-up branches
• Game of Thrones make-up artist uses social media to help NI food firms deliver to self-isolating people
• Temporary leave for 560 people at car parts maker
• Private hire taxi firms also need support from government as self-employed: union
• Beleaguere­d health giant adds $1.6bn to growing pile of debt
• Pre-tax profits at finance company Northridge up by 50% in 12 months
• Grafton seeing spike in demand despite Covid-19 crisis
• Prudential explores alternativ­es to flotation for US arm amid ‘turmoil’
• World must unite to overcome this virus
• All-island screening service at airports and ferry terminals would have been much more sensible
• Coronaviru­s: military ready to provide assistance in NI when required
• PM’S poor leadership could prove costly
• Racing should not be seen as crisis bad boys: O’leary
• Mclaren staff jetting back to UK after spell in quarantine
• Motorcycli­ng in mourning after death of ’70s and ’80s hero Rutter
• Stephanie on her bike to stay fit... and take on Rory
• Garvey’s bid for Euro joy called off
• Golf courses across NI and Republic shut
• IOC delay Olympics at last, but must learn to listen up
• Henderson is just a winner, he’s everything you want in a player: Carson
• Chaplains are ready to offer comfort and hope in this crisis
• THE WAITING GAME
• Virus hits close to home for Mccarthy
• Chiefs aim to finish Ulster’s Euro season
• Games delay right call but it could end my career: Mccay

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