Belfast Telegraph - 2020-06-05

• ‘Maddie could still be alive’
• EXCLUSIVE WILLIE JOHN MCBRIDE AT 80: I STILL FEEL IN GREAT NICK
• Up to 700 job losses at two NI firms due to lockdown
• Hundreds respond in 24 hours after police appeal over suspect
• Timeline of events in a disappeara­nce that made headlines in 2007 and is still unsolved
• Back in the spotlight... seaside village which gained unwanted infamy around the world and is still seeking closure 13 years on
• Mccanns will not ‘give up’ until they discover the truth
• Up to 500 Thompson Aero jobs to go in latest cull
• Hotels forge ahead with the required changes to reopen safely
• New quarantine rules and the obvious loophole will present challenges, says policing body
• 76 funerals policed since introducti­on of lockdown
• ‘Key worker’ definition to be expanded for childcare
• Department of Health ignored our advice over nursing homes, says watchdog
• ‘Challenges’ for hospital EDS going forward as figures show visits fell by third in March
• 200 jobs at risk here as car sales plummet
• What it’s like being black in Northern Ireland
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• ‘My daughter was only four when another child refused to sit beside her’
• Quashed review of NI election boundaries cost almost £800k
• Government raps SF over Troubles pension
• Three-week warning for NI to finalise Brexit ports check plans
• Officers seize record £12m of cannabis in ‘major blow’ for NI organised crime gang
• Face masks on public transport being considered by Stormont
• Man to stand trial accused of driving a hijacked car
• Mourners gather to pay respects to George Floyd
• Expats from NI tell of their fears over disturbanc­es in US
• Emotional duchess speaks out over US police killing and racial divisions
• Jail for thief who punched shopkeeper
• Student blackmaile­d vulnerable woman to pay off gambling debts
• Brother of convicted sex assailant lied about victim contact attempt
• Cricketer’s messages ‘prejudicia­l at rape trial’
• NI woman’s 20 marathons for cancer charity
• THE MASK SLIPS
• Trust me, I’m a doctor... why we should all pay heed to the Professor of Positivity
• Families would give anything for closure
• US riots a lesson in how legitimate anger can be hijacked and exploited by those with ugly motives
• Swann warns of spike in Covid-19 cases after NI beach gatherings
• Unionists must not forget Brexit dangers
• ‘We filmed with real helicopter­s and machine guns... it’s every boy’s dream’
• Woody’s latest is all washed out
• A coming of (middle) age comedy
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• SOLUTIONS TO YESTERDAY’S CROSSWORD
• Ghaiyyath can overcome class cup field at new market
• WRC suffers new blow with two cancellati­ons
• Club cricket takes first steps towards a resumption
• Brunt is set to leave Baggies at end of season after 13 years
• Premier League to allow five subs when it returns
• The pay is basically danger money, says retired Tuohy as
• How the Lions tour helped to make him more of a man
• He opens up about ill-feeling towards Ulster
• It would be a joke and insult if Blues were handed title: Boyce
• Kilrea’s debt to public for paying fine

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