Belfast Telegraph - 2020-05-18

• Height of madness
• SDLP’S DECLAN BOYLE BEATS VIRUS AND SAYS MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY HAD IT IN DECEMBER
• THREE WRITERS ON HIGHS AND LOWS OF HOME SCHOOLING
• All care home residents and staff to get tested: Swann
• SDLP names Cara Hunter as successor to John Dallat
• Mum and daughter laid to rest after quad bike tragedy
• PSNI officer draws gun on man brandishin­g plank
• Protest against shutdown ad amp squib as fewer than 20 turn up at or me au park
• Irish Health Minister says country at a critical phase
• Mental health charity’s online hub inundated during lockdown
• Drive-thru flu jabs could be introduced as doctors prepare for second wave
• Our health service will take years to recover, says
• Blood-thinning drugs ‘could help save many lives’
• UK pledges further £84m in the effort to develop vaccine
• Church volunteers turn defective shirts into scrubs
• Lift the quarantine and risk-assess any flights, Heathrow chief urges
• Seven struggling councils furlough nearly 2,000 staff
• Line of Duty’s creator fears for resumption of series
• Budding artist Alex raises £5k for Altnagelvi­n health heroes
• We must adapt to virus and not rely on vaccine: world leaders
• Award-winning actor with Down’s takes delivery of special prize from Hollywood
• Many are still paying hundreds in site fees every month, but NI’S caravan parks remain closed... it’s a summer season like no other
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Beattie pleads case of victims after Adams’ legal aid bill topped £100k
• Tycoon Lady Ballyedmon­d remains top of rich list on £1.345bn
• All sectors must work together after this crisis, says social enterprise chief
• Holywood firm makes top five of Uk-wide PR hotlist
• Independen­t plumbing firm secures £1.5m Ulster Bank lifeline
• Disgust after Ballymena chapel is targeted in paint bomb attack
• Belfast trade unionist was a ‘tireless advocate for NI workers’
• MPS Eastwood and Farry back Brexit deadline extension
• Man accused of financing 1994 Rwanda genocide is arrested in French bolthole
• Coronaviru­s pandemic has shown us that the majority of people are basically good
• Lockdown breaches let everybody down
• Tory cuts led to funding gap for NHS, not Stormont: Michelle O’neill
• EU laws have killed off our freedom of speech
• ‘We received a lovely email from the principal reassuring us they don’t expect miracles’
• ‘I’ll never look at teachers in the same way ever again’
• ‘By lunchtime everyone’s nerves were so frazzled we would turn with relief to baking or crafts’
• Vitamin B
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• SOLUTIONS TO SATURDAY’S CROSSWORD
• Armagh ladies’ new facilities will blaze a trail for future generation­s
• Naas to host first Irish race meeting in June return
• Testing times lie ahead for Ireland’s top hockey players
• How Higgins and Davis became snooker box office in bitter clash of styles
• Garcia targeting return to action with significan­t September bout
• Players won’t be physically ready to play next month: Sterling
• A real footballin­g education
• Lampard plots short-term deals across Blues’ panel
• Uefa to grant extension for Irish League

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