Belfast Telegraph - 2020-05-19

• Parties at Obel ‘killing people’
• Success sprouts from Tyrone photograph­er’s seeds of hope, two weeks after he dug up his front lawn to grow vegetables
• ONE OF OUR MOST FAMILIAR VOICES SPEAKS OUT ABOUT TESTICULAR CANCER
• THE‘ RUSSIAN ROULETTE’ OF NI’S BLACK MARKET HAIRDRESSI­NG TRADE
• Ciaran Barnes: Kieran Wylie’s murder puts paid to ONH ceasefire claim
• More restrictio­ns eased as lockdown begins to loosen
• QUB professor on the struggle to find a vaccine
• Religious leaders call limited reopening for churches a sign of hope
• No club competitio­ns and certain restrictio­ns, but golfers welcome a return to the fairways
• Children as young as five can now be tested for coronaviru­s
• Safety to the fore as reopening of garden centres proves a success
• Long queues as recycling facilities back in action
• Anglers so grateful to be casting a line
• Problem with keeping just older people in lockdown is that it lets everyone else forget about them
• No evidence of Covid-19 outbreak in NI before Christmas, say experts
• PM’S unlikely ally as Blair backs call to open schools in England
• Loss of taste and smell now added to the list of symptoms
• Another measure which will hopefully contain pandemic
• Go-ahead at last for Magee medical school ‘huge boost for the north west and NHS’
• Cystic fibrosis patient raises cash for hospital unit that saved her life
• Test nursing home staff for the virus every 14 days, says Swann
• Meat plant workers write an open letter to bosses detailing their safety concerns
• Zoom reveals security updates after more than 120 calls hijacked by people displaying images of abuse
• Brighter picture as first artists given funding
• Researcher­s ‘optimistic’ antidote will be ready soon
• UK quarantine for travellers to begin in weeks
• Consumer pessimism grows
• Germany and France unite in call for £450bn recovery fund
• Hot meals charity now feeding Belfast hospital staff
• And cash for charity
• Chargrille­d chicken and pepper sandwich
• Brutal killing shows ONH ceasefire is pure fantasy
• MPS feel they were misled on NI trade checks, says UUP’S Empey
• Woman allegedly abused 40 years ago by school head told case won’t go ahead
• SDLP grassroots split on party’s selection to succeed John Dallat
• Life driving ban OAP avoids jail over crash
• George’s drinking and depression devastated our family, says ex-wife
• The Obel Tower party felt like a slap in the face to frontline health staff ... but was it that different to a middle-aged barbecue?
• Brutal killers must be put behind bars
• Belfast’s high-rise partying a potential Covid-19 time bomb: expert
• Real danger we will become colony of EU
• ASK THE expert
• Worried about how much you’re drinking in lockdown? Here’s what you can do...
• What’scaptainto­m Moore’s secret for a long, happy life? Try to stay active and always believe that things are going to get better
• ‘I spent New Year’s Eve 2013 recovering from an emergency appendecto­my ...’
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• SOLUTIONS TO YESTERDAY’S CROSSWORD
• Future for Ulster GAA seems uncertain in these times: Mcavoy
• When rugby does return. . .we’ll soon crave the familiar
• Golf chief Stevens hoping competitiv­e action on the horizon
• What you will NOT miss in 2020: the debate on an all-ireland football team
• Proud Lurgan man and his Hoops are on the cusp of history after title triumph
• Positive virus test for players will be made public
• Itwouldn’tbefairtoc­lubstonull and void season, insists Bradley
• Jeffrey: for the good of the game and society, end it now
• Hoops hero Lennon aims for perfect 10

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