Belfast Telegraph - 2021-03-26

• Orange Order pulls out of ‘Shared Island’ talks
• More mixed messages as ministers split over holidays
• Parma hampered
• Down in the Depps
• Why this town is one of NI’S best places to live
• Music scene will return stronger
• Mid-ulster houses once topped North Down for prices
• Funeral investigat­ion: PSNI probes Belfast gathering over potential breaches of restrictio­ns
• Top civil servant faces a grilling by MLAS over inquiry
• Alarm as deaths caused by drink rise by nearly 50% in two decades
• More young Protestant­s ‘feel welcome in Derry city’
• Kate and Wills speak out on mental health stigma
• Common man: Nesbitt in video plea for discussion­s on ‘what a shared island means’
• Parents clock up 130m ‘wasted’ miles on school run, study finds
• National Trust ‘regrets’ slavery links report timing
• Blow for fans as Rammstein cancel Belfast concert
• Rugby-mad youngster swaps tips in Zoom call with Ireland star Earls
• Alliance urges unionists not to rekindle the row over flags
• Abortions a matter for Stormont, DUP leader Foster warns Secretary of State
• Structural weaknesses in our society have been highlighte­d
• Unionist parties launch appeal to fund legal challenge to protocol
• Police targeting UDA recorded drugs conversati­on, court hears
• Robinson urges Biden to end Cuba blockade
• Top honour for hero who rescued boy from Lagan
• Report delay has added to pain: daughter of IRA bomb victims
• ‘Cause for concern’ as PSNI use of stop and search powers among UK’S highest
• Shining star: Man who helped Van Morrison clean windows now US preacher
• Christmas in March as singers rehearse show
• The empty chair at the debate on Irish unificatio­n
• Unionists not the only group unity supporters may struggle to satisfy
• From comedy to comics: Derry Girl lands movie role in The Flash
• Life indoors is putting a strain on our kids: study
• Man stole from nurse who treated him
• I’m doing Ironman challenge 10 times in a row as a tribute to dad
• Britain First’s legal bid to stand in NI elections fails
• North Korea fires missiles in challenge to Joe Biden
• Global shipments affected as bid to unblock Suez Canal continues
• New boss hails Prince Harry’s ‘tenacious advocacy’
• Why we must look again at the evidence for lockdowns
• Another flag row is last thing we need
• Nationalis­m never changes
• Unionism has to prepare for the inevitable toppling of partition
• Justin Bieber and Lana Del Rey deliver the biggest albums of the week
• ‘It has been about finding ways to inspire myself ’
• ‘I met all the right people at the right time’
• CROSSWORD
• Patterson earns World Rally return
• Townsend content with strength of Scots squad
• Meadow back in the groove with solid start in Classic
• Trio earn Ireland retainers after impressing for Wolves
• Clubs seek the chance to scale a higher peak this year, says Gilligan
• Keeley casts doubt on his winning goal against Blues
• It’s Linfield’s Premiershi­p title to lose, insists Allen
• Championsh­ip sides will not be on a level playing field in Cup: Currie
• Kenny must ensure light of Belgrade is no false dawn
• England tie with Albania faces threat over security
• Mcginn’s magic moment earns battling Scotland a Hampden point
• Lyttle is so excited after meeting up with U-19s
• Conceding cheap goals is becoming a costly habit
• Debut boy Watkins adds gloss to an underwhelm­ing victory
• Xhaka insists Swiss have further levels toriseupto
• PLAYER RATINGS
• Keane is new favourite to take over at Celtic Park
• It’s agony as Bara’s boys blow chances

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