Belfast Telegraph - 2021-01-13

• Vaccine jab ‘doesn’t mean it’s party time’
• ‘God help the fella’
• Our man in the US
• Brexit VAT hike ‘will put car dealers out of business’
• ‘It’s an odd time to be pregnant’
• FRAMPTON’S HISTORY BID: FIGHTER AIMS TO BE THREE-WEIGHT CHAMPION
• MI5 appears ignorant of the rule of law, court told
• Gavin Robinson in the spotlight
• Health chiefs insist there is no plan to delay administer­ing vaccine to people who have already had the virus
• Those who got jab still have to stick to guidance: Mcbride
• Just do right thing to keep us safe, says PSNI chief
• The gloves are off in stores if face coverings are not put on
• Sainsbury’s says it intends to enforce the wearing Of masks
• NI universiti­es urged to follow GB and protect student grades
• Coroner: bump justice staff up the vaccine list
• AQE test still on, and ‘further clarity’ promised
• Mum praises heroic neighbour who saved daughter’s life in fire
• Car trouble: Local second-hand dealers fearful EU VAT hike on British imports could ruin them
• ‘There will be no running commentary on high street voucher plan’
• Customs are ‘not to blame for delays at Irish ports’
• Walk-in test facility is set up at Belfast Internatio­nal
• Big smiles: Abby’s flying high with her new swing
• Dead girl’s injuries were appalling, court is told
• Allister’s fury at Department for Communitie­s’ centenary ‘snub’
• Belfast fifth worst city in UK for traffic congestion
• I’d happily live in Belfast, it’s really special: Nicole
• Revealed: Shocking truth behind notorious mother and baby homes in Ireland
• Pay your share to compensate victims, Martin urges Church
• Survivors want public inquiry into NI facilities
• Mcaleese slates papal concession to women
• Tributes paid to Strabane’s ‘true legend in politics’
• TV drama: Story of controvers­ial arrests of Loughinisl­and journalist­s to be filmed
• Residents cry foul after suffering stench from landfill site for months
• Written from the heart:
• Belfast-born former Cork bishop dies at age of 90
• People could miss vaccine letters over mail delivery problems: MLA
• Sturgeon’s aide raised doubts over royal visit
• Childline in volunteer appeal as pandemic leads to surge of calls
• Trump claims impeachmen­t bid is sparking ‘tremendous anger’
• Caring others for
• SUPPORTING VICTIMS AND WITNESSES OF CRIME
• HOW TO SURVIVE THE PANDEMIC AS A CARER
• CUT DOWN ON QUEUE
• I used to laugh at those who said Trump was a wannabe Mussolini. I’m not laughing now
• Everyone’s goal is to defeat this virus
• Stormont’s marriage of convenienc­e fails another big exam
• ICU nurse warns of virus pressures on staff
• Vegetables to add to your repertoire
• CROSSWORD
• Mayo board alerted Croke Park chiefs to All-ireland final breach
• Mcmenamin backed for greatness just like Mccoy
• James Mclean will be sorely missed by both Dunloy and the wider GAA community
• ‘A’ side out to extend undefeated interpro run
• Fuller focuses on broadcasti­ng career after announcing retirement
• Irish chiefs assess plan to salvage UAE games
• Leinster and Munster stars handed the initiative
• Eastwood excited for new challenge in Euro series
• Duke boosts Tokyo chances as Irish lose out
• Jeffrey glad to strengthen his hand with Keeley deal
• Lafferty left seeking new club after his Reggina exit
• Gerrard making move for Wright, says Mcinnes
• Keane’s winner puts Everton right back into Euro mix
• Leading GB women at Olympics would be an honour: Shiels
• Mourinho has no sympathy with Fulham over switch
• City still making do without isolating Aguero, says Pep
• We shouldn’t yet give up on a full season: Mckendry
• United top class
• DECLAN BOGUE ON GAA ALL STAR CONUNDRUM
• ULSTER AND IRELAND RUGBY
• Welsh reveals Celtic panic after squad Covid scare

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