Belfast Telegraph - 2020-03-09

• Five new cases of coronaviru­s detected in NI
• Tributes paid as former Irish Supermoto champion Philip Wylie dies three weeks after crash during race at Nutts Corner
• WHY GEMMA MURPHY GAVE UP CAREER AS SOCIAL WORKER TO RUN FAMILY JEWELLERY STORE
• Stiffer penalties for drivers using phone at wheel
• NI ambulances miss 63% of call-out targets
• NI WOMEN WHO RECYLE OUTFITS FOR DECADES
• Foster and O’Neill welcome Trump’s new special envoy
• Ex-mayor’s home used as Military Police HQ during war on the market for £520k
• Ex-EastEnders star wins Dancing On Ice
• Two more cases in Republic sees total rise to 21
• Italians in Republic can return to stricken areas
• Expert urges St Patrick’s Day NI celebratio­ns to be shelved
• Meeting to determine if regional parades will get the green light
• MLAs could conduct their work at home via video-link if crisis grows
• Third coronaviru­s death in UK as positive cases hit 273
• Belfast is the second worst city in UK for traffic jams
• MLA raps medal ‘snub’ to bomb disposal unit
• Councillor quits DUP saying he questions integrity of the party
• Co Tyrone-born SF backer in $12k gift to Republican Party
• No case for unity poll at present, but many in Alliance are open to persuasion on NI’s future, Farry tells conference
• Ill leader’s absence only blip at gathering oozing with optimism
• Can Alliance knock one of big two off their perch?
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Stark warning for local economy over likely impact of coronaviru­s
• February retail figures signal rough start to 2020
• Owners of struggling east Belfast hotel look at other uses
• Chancellor hints at Budget splurge after refusing to confirm he’ll stick with Tory spending plans
• Esmond Birnie Expect a downbeat report for growth prospects in NI
• Wrightbus owner seeks £500m grant to build new green buses
• Four rescued from blaze in flat caused by a phone charger
• PSNI stands by tweet highlighti­ng roles of male officers on IWD
• MLA says book documentin­g lives lost in Troubles should be made available in schools
• PM defends not visiting flood-hit towns during crisis
• UK adults unlikely to back charities who pay stars for support
• It’s about time the university authoritie­s addressed the sectariani­sm in their midst
• Crackdown on phone use by drivers timely
• ‘I buy timeless, sturdy pieces that will stand the test of time’
• ‘I protect my clothes in suit bags and mend them whenever I can’
• The easy way to talk to your children about coronaviru­s
• God is for all and infighting among faiths will only strengthen the position of militant secularism
• Fears for future of Belfast City Airport amid scramble to fill Flybe routes
• CROSSWORD
• Quinnseals­miracle tokeepStar­inhunt
• Hughes eyes Cheltenham joy but following AP is main aim
• Kelly hopes to Decorate the town after big run from festival hope in Novice Hurdle
• Meli determined to return after big body blow
• McMenamin lashes out at President
• Devlin laps up double joy but turns his focus to Dublin semi
• Red Hand girls take a step nearer promotion
• Clann Eireann looking good for Ulster crown
• Disciplina­rychiefsse­tto decidefate­ofEnglisht­rio
• Townsend hails Scots’ new winning mentality
• McGarrity hits front in bid for ninth title
• Arbuthnot follows his winning wife’s lead and cooks up recipe for Garvey’s success
• Any kind of win was vital for Gers, admits Gerrard
• Free-scoring Celts are a joy for Lennon to watch
• Ports keep the faith to maintain lead at summit
• Waken up or we will be relegated, warns Town boss
• Linfield reject sectarian chanting claims
• Curran backs McCrudden to weave magic for Reds
• Hamilton hails Lurgan Blues’ January recruits
• Lacazette happy togiveArte­taa selection puzzler
• Rodgers underlines Ndidi’s importance to Foxes
• Gilmour has all the attributes required to be a star, beams boss Lampard
• Lloris urges Spurs positivity for Euro showdown
• Cahill swoop was too good to turn down: Hodgson
• Genius and stupidity combine to boost United
• Guardiola must quickly address side’s defensive woes: Richards
• Hapless City stumble clumsily into rival’s deliberate­ly set traps
• Ahead of Cheltenham, whyArmaghj­ockeyBrian Hughes is set to emulate thelegenda­ryAPMcCoy
• We’re on right track for top four: Solskjaer

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