Belfast Telegraph - 2020-05-04

• ‘We need answers over dad’s death in care home’
• Nesbitt quits Stormont body and apologises after flouting lockdown rules by travelling to stay with female friend on the north coast
• WHAT REALLY HAPPENS WHEN GROWN-UP KIDS GO HOME FOR LOCKDOWN
• WHY RATHLIN IS STAYING POSITIVE AMID THE CRISIS
• Doctors voice fears over health of non-covid patients
• Reopen soon or we will lose half our eateries: top chef
• Students celebrate after having to graduate online
• It’s hard to square his daft lockdown behaviour with the right-thinking man that he is
• NI church leaders urge politician­s to consider easing current restrictio­ns
• Health officials urged to disclose how many staff affected
• Son reveals father’s pain after losing wife who hoped to return to live in Fermanagh
• Drug being tested by UK scientists could ‘significan­tly improve’ patients’ health
• Nurse moved to tears by family’s gift of NHS painting
• This a great way for us all to come together from our homes and show our support for the NHS staff
• Blueman sports Glens kit to pass charitable test with flying colours
• Grey’s Anatomy star and NI singer join forces to raise money for two charities
• Frontline worker posts moving online message calling for ‘perspectiv­e’ over stories of hospitals being quieter
• Ireland rugby hero Rory enjoying country life
• Stopping farm workers crossing the border pointless: contractor
• Expat in China says boundaries will help NI get out of lockdown
• New arthritis tracker app for young adults aims to help and connect sufferers during pandemic
• Globalrest­rictionsar­e easedbutca­sesrise in India and Pakistan
• Revised series of initiative­s planned to mark 75th anniversar­y of VE Day
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Family’s relief after pensioner recovers from deadly virus
• 3D printing firm sends swabs to US as it diversifie­s in pandemic
• Westminste­r Council chief takes top role at Belfast’s Waterfront
• Cigarette maker predicts big hit from ban on menthol
• Over 500 police officers off work with stress during the past year
• Calls for Shankill bomber Kelly to return to prison following scuffle
• Pair arrested amid probe of cash scam that targets vulnerable
• EU bid to keep office in Belfast is criticised by pro-brexit parties
• Does the Government have an ‘acceptable level’ of coronaviru­s deaths?
• An old ally is very ill and a virus threatens our way of life, but there is still much to enjoy
• Concern over plight of non-covid patients
• Chinese Communist Party acted disgracefu­lly and turned World Health Organisati­on into PR machine
• Fionola Meredith: It’s time Stormont told us its exit plans
• ‘We’re enjoying our time together, although we’ve had our moments’
• How older people can keep in touch with grandchild­ren
• ‘We’re happy knowing we’re all here safe under one roof’
• Air travel evolved from a luxurious and glamorous pursuit by an elite to mass travel for millions
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• SOLUTIONS TO SATURDAY’S CROSSWORD
• ‘Lockdown has allowed me to reflect on how lucky I am to be fit and healthy’
• Froome fears fans could defy Tour’s stay-at-home plea
• Hockey eagerly awaits Stormont decision
• Sport is so central to the framework of our lives: Mcgrath
• SPORTING FLASHBACK
• Legend Tyson in training for special charity exhibition bout
• British Rally authoritie­s still hoping to rescue series
• Clubs afraid to publicly back restart, says Neville
• Pogba eager to make an instant impact when football returns
• Gers’ quibble with governing body branded hair-brained
• Blues chief calls for IFA to support league with Uefa funds
• Wright will be a man in demand, insists his former coaching partner
• Don’t deny players chance of cup glory: Boyce

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