Belfast Telegraph - 2020-12-24

• 25,000 given vaccine as race on to beat new bug
• How to keep your festivitie­s safe
• No way to beat Jose for O’neill
• ‘Dad would have Christmas songs on... we’d listen to The Pogues about 20 times’ Daughter’s memories of family get-togethers with Isobel and Arty Vallely (right), who died from Covid in 2020
• Hopes rise for eleventh hour deal on EU trade
• Strabane loses its Glitter
• Why we work on Christmas Day
• Gifted social worker ‘was destined for great things’
• Fourth suspect charged with murder of Tyrone man gunned down in Dublin bar
• PM’S accolade for Belfast food bank hero Edmund
• Father of vanished man issues plea over caller
• Meat-free holiday for chat show host Ross
• The worst Christmas ever?.. it’s not even close
• Police will be given powers to enforce curfew, says Swann
• Caroline comforts lonely expats with upbeat podcasts
• Sales of electric cars in NI surge by 40% in one year
• 300 Chelsea Pensioners vaccinated against virus
• Two arrested in Co Down after ‘theft of parcel left on doorstep’
• Arrests after fraudsters pose as police officers
• Warning that more Dublin homeless set to die in cold
• Morale-boosting visit to local hospital by Charles
• ‘Deepfake’ Queen to deliver Christmas message
• Half of NI’S Samaritans were forced to self-isolate
• Heaney Centre ‘didn’t give permission for picture’
• Post-brexit trade deal possible but far from certain: Downing Street
• Man in court accused of trying to choke mum
• Helping veterans: Council leads the way in providing support
• Trucker arrested after clash with police as tempers flare in Dover
• Community transport services for the vulnerable under threat
• Shared site plan for victims’ group and Irish-medium school on track
• New £25m college for Co Antrim
• ‘I overcame cancer and completed my Master’s’
• Man is sentenced after abusing sister in 1970s
• City Hall tribute: Great War nurses remembered
• Moscow responds to EU’S sanctions
• Trump in threat to veto massive $900bn Covid-19 relief package
• Domestic row gunman kills three French officers
• Green shoots of hope emerging at the end of a calamitous year
• Schools should be staying open
• Let’s look for positives in our lives this Christmas
• Time to quarantine all travellers from London and the south east
• An alternativ­e to lockdown
• 5 of the most iconic handbags of all time
• Kawasaki deal a dream come true for Mcglinchey
• Mansell fails to build on cracking start and misses out on last 32
• Faddes staying cool on a new Ulster contract
• Disappeari­ng act for Irish Cup is far from magic or romantic
• Betting rule breaches cost Trippier £70,000
• Hibs win but face double trouble ahead of Gers clash
• Gerrard still cautious as Rangers march on
• Magpies players frustrated as much as the fans: Darlow
• No apology from Nuno as FA probe slight on Mason
• Arteta admits Gunners need results in crucial moment of the season
• Dele back in Jose’s bad book as Spurs’ class tells
• Ulster hopes hit as PRO14 shakes up season’s end
• Relentless Rangers
• KYLE CONEY EYES TYRONE RETURN
• Football bodies will have to get us out of this mess: Nixon

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