Belfast Telegraph - 2020-07-10

• Storey’s ‘low-key dignified send-off’
• FACE MASK FASHION WHY ANY OLD COVERING JUST WON’T DO
• SDLP apologise for supporting Omagh bomber
• United close in on top four after 3-0 victory over Villa
• I don’t want to persecute anyone, I just want justice for Majella, says brother of girl shot by Army at age 12
• It won’t be long before we have a wardrobe of these things... for work and play
• Around 100 jobs in jeopardy at Boots stores in NI
• Two top officials in eye of storm highly capable
• Council silent over bonfires as Orange chief urges people to give them a miss
• Larne leads way in enjoying shared culture
• Restrictio­ns imposed on parade planned for mixed neighbourh­ood
• Armagh GP acquitted of multiple sex charges will not face a third trial
• NI roads claim the lives of two men in three days
• Robyn’s virtual success after loss of parents
• Depp denies subjecting wife to three-day ordeal of drug-fuelled assaults during trip to Australia
• ‘Miracle’ escape after crane falls through roof of family home
• Ignore advice and risk new lockdown, experts warn after rules eased further
• ‘Home’ is focus of MAC public arts project on outbreak
• Doubts over enforcemen­t of public transport masks
• Health chiefs in Republic call on citizens to be careful as R-rate of virus creeps back up to 1
• Reality bites ... NI contestant­s on their lives after TV fame
• London may give local businesses cash to help with new Brexit checks
• Campaigner­s hail move to allow same-sex church weddings here
• Funeral for tragic Scottish boy with family links to NI
• TV licence means testing for the over-75s ‘a cruel slap in the face’
• Attack on houses by teenagers being treated as sectarian
• Man who drove stolen car through airport’s security barrier jailed
• NI sex crime victims couldavoid­traumaof court under new plan
• Duchess seeks to block naming of five friends in court battle with publisher
• Energy park could power half a million households
• Farewell to ‘The Captain’... Tele deputy sports editor John Taylor passes away
• Son of Belfast man shot dead by IRA jailed for having gun
• Executions are resumed in Texas jails
• Music is part of the human experience, and no matter what happens we can’t let it die
• Byrne’s move could end funeral impasse
• Parades Commission reroutes north Belfast march
• Karen — went longer for now
• Kim — hello to blonde change
• ‘I have really found this period of time incredibly fruitful’
• Stephanie —glad to lose the grey
• Leclerc warned after breaking Covid-19 rules, as Bottas is cleared
• Bothwell has no regrets as he quits pro tour
• Tom (16) excited to follow in his family’s wheel tracks
• Woods relishing comeback, while Lowry off to solid start
• Cricket officials seek clarity over inconsiste­ncy in attendance rules
• GAA fans here won’t be able to go clubbing when action picks up again
• Regional programme in place until Christmas
• I will keep earning NI selection, says Boyce
• Kearney making most of cup preparatio­ns
• Watson eyes trophies after extending Larne stay
• Grigg striving to shrug off rough spell and help Black Cats rise
• I owe my Pool success to terrific trio, admits Klopp
• We’re a far way off where Leeds are, insists O’neill
• Everton and referee failed to hit required standard: Ancelotti
• Hutton tips Gers to stop 10-in-a-row
• Euro boost for City as Uefa grant home approval
• IFA get green light to finish the Irish Cup
• Let fans in and the Irish League canbebacki­nbusiness:kearney

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