Belfast Telegraph - 2020-06-02

• 129 abortions carried out in two months
• Our twins saw my 29-year-old husband die of a massive heart attack... could you send a birthday card to help them heal?
• New Presbyteri­an Moderator on a week to remember
• More clinical, less craic: how hair salons will change
• Day Ann Travers could have avenged her sister’ s murder
• Medic’s lockdown fears as crowding increases
• Hit and run driver hunted after motorcycli­st killed
• Couple spend wedding wait raising funds for their bridesmaid to access cancer drugs she can’t get on the NHS
• Dinner to go... pop-up feeds growing demand for takeaways
• Hancock: It’s the right time to update our guidelines for vulnerable
• People shielding across NI will be allowed outside from next Monday
• Hospitalit­y sector welcomes provisiona­l date for hotels and guest houses to reopen
• Remain vigilant while visiting beauty spots, urges councillor
• Big queues as shoppers flock to Belfast’s Ikea
• Coroner told of NI prison virus deaths, but not of care home victims
• Fears of knock-on effect for waiting lists after surgical capacity is reduced by half
• Children go back to classrooms in England
• 148,000 NI key workers may be exempt from UK’S new 14-day quarantine rule
• More than 20 Co Down primary principals call for the suspension of transfer tests
• Hygiene so strict you cannot catch virus from food: expert
• Health chief says Spain ‘in good place’ as no deaths reported for first time since March
• Celebritie­s contribute designs for ‘thank you’ charity pins
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Nationalis­ts will have a voice in NI’S centenary events, vows Belfast’s new DUP Lord Mayor
• Outgoing first citizen’s sadness at rise in domestic abuse
• New law in Republic may allow kids to alter gender
• Family issue appeal one year on over tragic teenager who was left to die in burning car
• Arsonists strike at Crumlin Road Courthouse again
• PSNI to begin deleting DNA records from September after ruling
• Keeping UFF killer Stone in prison until 2024 unfair, Appeal Court told
• Paedophile is jailed after being caught in online sting by police
• Foster’s tribute to part-time reserve officers
• Bitterswee­t birthday bash for oldest Down’s syndrome man as family forced to miss his 76th
• NI writer helps pen Salisbury poisonings TV drama
• Prestigiou­s royal award to be given to 16 volunteer groups here
• Trump told UK opposed to Russians rejoining G7
• Alderdice adds to outcry over Chinese security laws in Hong Kong
• Why the Government is losing control of its plan for easing lockdown
• I once passed a counterfei­t note, just like George Floyd, but no one tried to squeeze the life out of me
• First steps forward a tricky balancing act
• Doctor’s letter twists story of St Brigid and attempts to make the evil of abortion sound almost natural
• Thirsty Northern Ireland punters drinking takeaway pints outside pubs
• God will accept some while rejecting others
• Let’s support Childline duringvolu­nteerweek
• ‘I would really love to go back to work’
• ‘I’m pinning my hopes on a vaccinatio­n’
• ASK THE expert
• ‘My biggest fear is being stuck in here for the rest of my life’
• Four yoga poses to help undo the damage of sitting at a desk all day
• Why your body needs zinc, and how to get enough
• ‘I started suffering from shortness of breath last year’
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• SOLUTIONS TO YESTERDAY’S CROSSWORD
• Face masks are a small price to pay to make a return: Atzeni
• All considerat­ions point towards a Hypothetic­al triumph for Dettori
• United’s priorities shift in rapidly changing market
• IFA say they’re powerless to intervene on clubs’ Fifa sanctions
• Steven Beacom

Belfast Telegraph - 2020-06-01

Belfast Telegraph - 2020-06-03