Belfast Telegraph - 2020-07-16

• SO HAPPY: RUGBY HERO JACOB TO WED FIANCEE HE MET AT SCHOOL
• The book closes as Easons shuts all its shops
• Be prepared for Leicester-style lockdowns, chief medic warns
• Niall Mcginn: I get abuse all the time in football
• Sub was metres from crashing into ferry: report
• Crossmagle­n man on Garda killing charge denies testing speed of officers’ response
• Suspect questioned in Lyra murder case
• Family joy as two sets of twins born during lockdown get to visit grandparen­ts’ home
• Leicester-style local lockdowns could be imposed should a second wave hit, warns chief medic
• Partner of ill nurse in plea for easing of visiting rules
• ‘Masks should be compulsory... it’s shocking how few you see’
• Swann calls for face coverings in shops
• Pubs that do not serve food to stay closed in Republic
• Paisley praises pro-life Catholics with values ‘identical’ to his own
• ‘Fragile’ Stormont must focus on people’s needs: report
• Bomb bid accused denies being in IRA
• Woman accused of killing daughter expecting third child, court told
• SF calls for parties to condemn torrent of abuse aimed at O’neill
• William hits out at illegal wildlife trade in wake of health crisis
• Veterans ‘hounded to sustain peace process’
• NI to have more extra powers than Scotland and Wales in Brexit plan
• The summer that changed my life ... 1964: Summer Gordon Burns
• Emma Deighan
• Woman dies in Coalisland road crash as Castlewell­an pile-up leaves street ‘like a bomb site’
• Convicted sex offender refused bail after he allegedly asked woman to make video online
• Mum Shauna’s pride as she prepares to graduate after battle with cancer
• Heard ‘stole’ story of my rape for own use, ex-aide tells libel trial
• Movie madness... the Hollywood items set to fetch over £4.8m
• Tributes to mum who fought on for Stardust victims
• Johnson facing Chinese backlash as Beijing hits out at UK ban on Huawei
• Third bid to extradite man ‘abuse of process’
• We are quick to condemn slavery of the 1800s, but not when it’s the source of quick fashion in 2020
• Give red card to fans who abuse players
• Party’s political self-harm over abortion issue has seen groundswel­l of support for burgeoning Aontu
• Tainted US meat poses an imminent problem
• The heat is on for budding cooks
• How to enter this fantastic cooking competitio­n...
• Tacos with crispy buttermilk chicken, sour cream, cheese and salsa
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• SOLUTIONS TO YESTERDAY’S CROSSWORD
• CROSSWORD
• Johnston’s Eye on the prize at Sandown
• It wasn’t racing as we know it, but an important first step in this new post-lockdown era
• O’brien is praised after success on Downpatric­k’s return
• Frampton can rule world again in 2020
• Mcflynn is calling on Oak Leafs to step out of shadows
• Root sympathise­s as Denly is dropped
• Black proud to take over as Irish president
• It’s easy to lose focus without the fans’ energy, admits Mcilroy
• We need a clear start date for next season: Swifts chief
• World Cup sides to reap benefit of compact Qatar
• Chelsea handed an unfair advantage for Cup tie: Ole
• Experience of Foxes’ title winners will be crucial: Rodgers
• Kane and Mourinho’s double delight on a night of milestones
• Top-flight sides agree 10-week transfer window
• Howe gutted as his gutsy Cherries inch closer to the drop
• Nuno not happy as Wolves have a spot of trouble

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