Belfast Telegraph - 2021-01-07

• Swann: flouting the rules like slapping nurse in face
• Ex-northern Ireland star Cassidy has Alzheimer’s
• Protester is shot as Trump supporters storm Capitol
• Blues’ cup joy as they see off rivals United City in their fourth EFL final in a row
• New health row after women f itted with contracept­ive implants become pregnant
• Spotlight on local authors
• Alliance fury at ‘sectarian carve up’ over £8m funding
• Pooch primper Thomas puts on the style for new TV show
• DUP MP Wilson defends his attendance in Commons
• Rankin leads the tributes to his mentor Albert Roux
• Sport must tackle this cruel disease... Cass and others like him surely deserve that
• Official’s advice on resuming of shielding leads to clarificat­ion
• Swann says flouting rules like ‘slapping a nurse in the face’
• Exam company’s self-serving move has let our children down badly
• Teachers’ grades for axed exams in England
• Weir: I’ll not be blocking next month’s transfer test
• It’s time to change our ways in battle against coronaviru­s
• Concern at lack of disabled bays in council car parks
• Continue sending your goods to NI, government tells companies
• Post-brexit premises in Larne ready by autumn
• Missing Strabane woman’s family ‘very concerned’ but still hopeful
• Poignant candle tribute for DJ Stephen a year after his death
• Cancer referral wait time targets not met
• Zoo arrival: Baby gorilla and proud mother bond
• Partner tells of ‘huge disappoint­ment’ as Assange refused bail
• Pro-democracy speaker at Amnesty NI event arrested in Hong Kong
• Bracing ourselves for more hours indoors during lockdown three
• Man who threatened to throw acid in colleague’s face is jailed
• Brandywell hero: Willie Curran was a ‘star on and off pitch’
• ‘Stun gun’ burglary accused has bail denied
• Death of commuting will see car sales decline continue: economist
• Road racer Baylon pins charity hopes on new badge
• Mother of murdered NI scientist says his killer is an ‘evil monster’
• Young sells 50% of back catalogue
• Covid breach accused could face fines of up to £30k
• Brought to book: ghostly images of our derelict past
• Tommy’s dementia story a touching one
• Archbishop right to wield crozier over Sinn Fein and SDLP
• People must remember that it is more than money that binds UK
• More unites us than divides us
• Older stars were 2020 social media triumphs
• CROSSWORD
• Tin Hat can regain polish to shine again at Wolverhamp­ton
• Meeke glad to hit back in style after early misery
• Pollock takes job as British Cycling’s lead sprint coach
• Galligan hoping to make history after living his American dream
• Crawley vows to become more than a one-hit wonder and not live in past
• Delany’s wait goes on after injury wrecks ODI hopes
• Latest delay should suit Irish, insists Balbirnie
• I’m still shaping up in Covid recovery, admits Schauffele
• Mcmenamin relishes Erne’s ‘stiff challenge’
• South Africans want seat at the European top table
• I was lost before Connacht handed me dream chance: Daly
• Ulster must be clinical to triumph in Dublin: Rea
• Leinster very much treating this like a cup final, reveals Ryan
• Bruce wants break but clubs keen to battle on
• Boyd so grateful to Swifts’ generous benefactor
• Ozil’s future will soon become clear as talks begin with interested clubs, reveals agent
• Who’s top of the class in mid-term report for Premiershi­p?
• Spurs can benefit from Mourinho’s fierce trophy desire
• We must seize our chance to end 13-year drought, says Sissoko
• FA Cup faces disarray as clubs are hit by Covid-19
• Clubs fear early finish after insisting show must go on

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