Belfast Telegraph - 2020-03-21

• 80% of your pay will be covered
• ARLENE FOSTER AND MICHELLE O’NEILL: A MOTHER’S DAY WHEN WE WON’T BE ABLE TO HUG OUR MUMS
• We’ll get through this: 101-year-old war veteran
• Virus cost 10,000 NI jobs in a week, says expert
• Trainee Co Down medic left stranded in Peru
• Closed-up restaurant cooks for hospital staff
• Protection from virus will be best gift of all
• Royals hail health workers during visit to call centre
• UK Government to cover 80% of workers’ wages in a bid to stop jobs catastroph­e
• Chancellor’s support package hailed across board as
• Alcoholics Anonymous to hold virtual meetings
• Pay docked from striking health workers to be reinstated
• Petrol pump scare prompts hygiene advice
• Keep your distance... a simple rule, but too many ignoring it
• Funerals should be held in private, mourners urged
• Cancer patients are being told that their treatment must stop
• Co Down trainee doctor is left stranded in mountains of Peru
• Travel trade in ‘jeopardy’ over virus with lay-offs on the cards
• Churches taking worship online
• PSNI could be pared down to skeleton staff, union warns
• Translink to refund season ticket holders now at home
• Restaurant­s and pubs ban will be rigidly enforced: PM
• Docklands bomb support group helping severely disabled to get through crisis
• A blooming good idea... florist’s treat for mothers
• Principal’s letter uses Toy Story to explain situation to his pupils
• The NI mum who homeschool­ed her sons when family went globetrott­ing for two years... and her invaluable lessons for parents
• Even coronaviru­s isn’t going to stop our terrorist thugs
• Man accused of UDR murders can return to Donegal for self-isolation, judge decides
• Bid for release from jail over virus fears thrown out by judge
• Person killed after traffic collision in north Down
• Drug addict burglar given 14 months in prison for stealing 94-year-old woman’s handbag
• Dynamo says new series to shine a light on his illness
• Three arrested over £300,000 Belfast drug seizures
• I wanted to be a nanny, not a singer, reveals Girls Aloud star Nadine
• Defence says case ‘stinks’ as jurors set to decide on verdicts in Salmond trial
• Depp ‘wife-beater’ libel case against The Sun postponed over coronaviru­s emergency
• Crossword 2
• Archdeacon Scott Harte talks about his faith and life WALK THIS WAY
• George Harrison, in his wisdom, created the song All Things Must Pass. This crisis will pass ... coronaviru­s will be a mere convulsion on humanity’s odyssey
• A century ago, Spanish flu ravaged Ireland, north and south ... what lessons does it hold for us as we face into the coronaviru­s crisis?
• ‘Loss travels alongside you, packed into what available space there is inside your pain-sodden mind...itunpacksi­ts suitcase of tears when it’s most unexpected’
• Tomes for a time of global pandemic
• Wouldn’t it be ironic if the isolation imposed by the coronaviru­s ended up bringing us all together? Michael Kelly
• Pandemic cannot be taken lightly and we must help brave healthcare staff by adhering to social distancing guidelines
• ‘I’m perplexed by issues such as the degree of suffering following natural disasters ... so often there seems to be no answer to the question Why?’
• THOUGHTFOR THE WEEKEND
• Further disruption expected, admits Ulster chief
• This is mental challenge, says behavioura­l expert
• Stars won’t skip French Open: Lopez
• Ulster stars and staff to accept pay deferral to help save game
• I won’t give up Olympic mission: Danielle
• Wallace and Armagh share spoils as Schools’ Cup cut short
• Right time to wave goodbye
• Mcdermott calls on government to prepare to assist our clubs
• Local stars are on a roll in bid for some comic relief
• Let’s share out European prize money, says Boyce
• Players keep up the toilet roll challenge

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