Belfast Telegraph - 2021-01-12

• Bridesmaid grans: Elderly duo escort NI man’s bride after Covid upsets their wedding plans
• Staff crisis as hospitals are stretched to the limit
• Mona gets jab for 100th birthday
• No Hib hooray for sorry Celts
• Netflix Bloody Sunday tweet apology is welcomed
• Police appeal: fatal crash tragedy in Co Antrim
• Empey calls for release of Ira-libya victims report
• Our life on the farm in 2020
• Return for Sex And The City without star Cattrall
• Foster defends festive easing of restrictio­ns after cases rise
• Enforcemen­t explained: PSNI chief on how officers are dealing with regulation­s
• Stormont knew we would pay price for a Merry Christmas
• Ireland and UK medical colleges back move to stall follow-up jab
• Concern at schools having to pay for children’s meals
• Republic’s Covid infection rate ‘is highest in world’
• Hancock ‘eases’ exercise rules after PM seen cycling miles from home
• Hairdresse­r ‘stunned’ by police raid
• Hauliers ‘bringing empty lorries back to NI’
• PSNI ‘spends £5m’ on 215 new cars to modernise fleet
• Chilled-out proposal: Graeme pops the question in an igloo
• Man faces sentence for assault after murder charge is dropped
• Warning to frozen lake swimmers
• Businesses are being crippled by UK-EU trading regime: Paisley
• Meeting reviews progress after year of restored power-sharing
• Politician­s back Brokenshir­e in new cancer battle
• Foster and O’neill set for return to joint briefing
• Noah laptop theft suspect ‘tried to sell it on twice’
• Human rights chief in abortion services legal case
• Move to give women larger role at Mass is welcomed
• Good Morning Ulster’s revamp divides listeners
• RSPB hails consultati­on over Bill to boost nature
• ‘Disgusting and dangerous’ arson attack on cars in Newry slammed
• Translink warning after level crossing incidents
• Man linked to migrant lorry deaths gang is jailed
• Sporting museum dream ‘should not be allowed to wither away’
• Celebratin­g such a unifying force is crucial to our future
• Police defend Covid fines for pub bomb gathering
• Woman takes reins for the first time at UK’S biggest trade union
• Putin hosts peace talks over disputed territory
• Girl of 13 attacked police after breaking into house, court told
• Man accused of knocking out woman’s front teeth
• Republican­s sideline call for Vice President to oust Trump
• Boosting ‘good’ gut bacteria may help Covid battle
• Family query how killer was free to carry out his crimes
• Sir Richard reveals mum Eve (96) lost Covid battle
• Hong Kong’s new chief justice urges impartiali­ty
• Education should be like NHS and target the greatest need
• It’s a sad situation in all our hospitals
• Attacks on democracy happen when people don’t speak out against tyranny
• ‘I swapped my camogie boots for knee-high silver ones for the stage’
• Start date plans are a ‘wind-up’, says Cassidy
• Trump-owned Turnberry suffers Open snub
• The show must go on as Ireland and provinces reside in state of limbo
• New positive case in UAE camp leave series in doubt
• Meeke refuses to let Dakar setbacks crush his spirit
• SFA chief questions Celtic’s ill-fated trip to Dubai
• No shock if season was halted, says Blades chief
• Being top in January is no reward: Solskjaer
• We’ll celebrate goals until we’re ordered not to, insists Ancelotti
• Healy calls for quick communicat­ion over changes to the season
• Dawson delivers Hammer blow to edge out minnows
• Winchester is ‘proud’ to join Black Cats’ push for promotion
• Armstrong gets behind youth football tournament
• Anxious Healy asks football chiefs for the magic number
• United host Liverpool in Cup cracker

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