Belfast Telegraph - 2021-04-10

• ‘My constant strength and guide’
• Over 70 officers injured in riots
• Hundreds flock to palace gates to pay respects
• Church leaders reflect with warm tributes and offer their prayers
• ‘It’s very sad but I think he will be remembered for a long time’
• First Minister speaks of her ‘deep sadness’ as NI political leaders united in their tributes
• Hit TV show The Crown displayed his complex character to younger Generation
• Harry will return for funeral of Duke
• Now bereft of her mainstay, the Queen will forever miss Philip’s unwavering support
• Award has benefited thousands in NI and will provide Duke with a fitting legacy
• Monarch’s bulwark who did what he saw as his life’s duty
• Philip was no stranger to Northern Ireland... a place he loved to visit
• Sporting chance: football club in a cross-community effort to end street violence
• If we want a better place for all, it’s time the silent in our society came forward and made their voice heard
• Police dog needed stitches after being hit during disorder
• ‘Ringleader’ in alleged UVF show of strength bailed
• SF using Facebook to identify users’ addresses
• Court is told of injuries discovered on dead woman
• Line of Duty cliffhange­r sure to leave viewers desperate for more
• Galgorm Collection buys historic Old Inn in Crawfordsb­urn village
• A love for the little grey cells … how Poirot is continuing to captivate
• Stormont may wring its hands over riots... it can’t wash them
• Cannabis seized at haulage yard is worth up to £14m, court hears
• NI’S Covid death toll falls to its lowest since early last autumn
• IRA mortar is found at Boyne site
• David Jeffrey glad to keep hold of ‘special’ Mccartan
• Government under-fire for global travel approach
• Which? in call for clarity over add-on costs from EU retailers
• Fraudsters are posing as officers, warn PSNI
• The Mcguinness Files
• The First Son’s memoir
• ALF MCCREARY
• GAIL WALKER
• General knowledge crossword
• Sportword
• The Big General Knowledge Quiz
• Daily Crossword
• Consort who played role to perfection
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEKEND
• Churches need to renew relationsh­ips across divide
• Victorious Mullins makes merry with Livelovela­ugh at Aintree
• Ballet can perform for O’brien’s Ballysax dozen
• Nothing can beat Grand feeling for keen O’neill
• Magic Of Light will be aiming to shine brightest
• Anibale Fly has just what it takes to hit all new heights
• Pressure is on as Ulster sides face a tough task
• Injured Barr ruled out of Olympics while Malaysian warm-up is cancelled
• New schedule will help Ireland stars ahead of Super League: Holdsworth
• Patience pays dividends in end for Rose and Lowry
• Rangers showing intent by getting key stars to commit
• Solskjaer won’t use 6-1 rout as fuel, maintains Mourinho
• Why revenge shouldn’t be a priority for Pool
• Bannsiders aren’t out of title running, says Kearney
• Baxter setting sights on some home comforts
• Lupano’s dismissal proves costly as Derry rooted to the bottom
• I’m desperate for star trio to stay, says Healy
• NI women show their class to take huge step towards Euro dream
• Parsons has quality to be next Irish superstar
• Exeter are ready to exploit any slow start from Leinster, warns Baxter
• I had Best of times on Saints adventure
• Biggar returns as hosts bring back their big guns For shot at ending silverware drought
• Shiels’ joy as NI close in on Euros
• Mccloskey: Ulster are not taking the Challenge lightly

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