Belfast Telegraph - 2021-01-15

• Girl (11) could have been killed in hate attack blast
• Too many people are ashamed of their roots
• Chief science advisor mounts legal challenge
• Anger at lack of cross-border travellers data
• ‘I spent three days in bed at New Year’
• Special school on two-day week over virus concerns
• BBC shines light on NI’S arts world in new series
• Dame Judi thanks Branagh’s film crew for keeping her safe
• NI may avoid worst as Beast from the East returns
• Fines issued to 40 people every day at house parties
• Windsor still ready to join virus fight, insist the Irish FA
• Swann hits out at anti-vax protesters who targeted female healthcare staff
• Patrick Kielty on seeing his dad’s killers walk free
• Belfast trial on hold due to pandemic difficulti­es
• Principals hit out at minister after ‘clumsy’ tweet
• Masked thugs ransack the home of terrified couple in their 80s
• Councillor sparks debate with ‘quieter’ fireworks call
• No hugs for Dancing On Ice stars Torvill & Dean
• They didn’t have courage to lead and have failed the class of 2021
• Approachin­g where our whole education system needs to be restructur­ed
• Witness’ tears as she tells of fatal fight between best pals
• Quinn tells court he will not trespass at quarry site
• Delivery dilemma: Tesco chief remains upbeat but trading problems continue
• NI produce can feed 10m, Poots told after his ‘no food’ warnings
• Used car dealers urge clarity over ‘new fees’ for cross-border trade
• Driver found asleep after crash banned from roads
• ‘Children like me were seen as a problem to be solved’
• NI mother and baby home report due in a fortnight
• Labour extols ‘proud role’ in Good Friday Agreement
• Apology over ‘upsetting’ emails about Dunn family
• Deer hunter who had carcasses in cold-room at home fined £6k
• ‘As bad as Covid is, cancer hasn’t stopped and isn’t going away’
• Man jailed for violent outburst in reception area of city centre hotel
• Ulster Orchestra cancels two of its online concerts
• ‘I feel Kamala is doing it at the risk of her own life’
• Trump trial could begin on day Biden is sworn in
• Encouragin­g day in battle against virus
• Abortion must not be treated like a game of pass the parcel
• Swann: My worst moment? There’s one every day
• ‘I shoot from the hip and I write from the heart’
• True love, untimely death and robotics
• From famous Olympian to prisoner of war
• Ireland chief defends cost of tour amid frustratin­g wait
• Hughes would support introducti­on of Covid testing for jockeys
• England off to a dream start, says thrilled Broad
• Cacace’s on Carl show, as Ward faces the Mountain
• Murray may miss Aussie Open after Covid woe
• Dublin are leading the All-stars charge but Ulster in with a shout
• Nurturing Tyrone talent is what fuels my fire, says Devlin
• Linfield ace Stafford in favour of shortened season
• Meeke has Dakar finish in his sights after strong day in the desert
• O’toole is handed a final opportunit­y to impress Farrell
• Injuries now tougher to get through: Henderson
• NIFL reveal plans for the introducti­on of virus tests
• Milestone man Davis makes Rangers tick, says ex-ibrox ace Rae
• Hazard urges Celts youngsters to grasp their opportunit­ies
• Jose taught me to become more savvy in box, reveals Marcus
• Frustrated Gunners unable to unlock door as winning run ends
• Rashford: campaign to feed kids only starting
• Guardiola would have ‘loved’ to play for Potter’s Seagulls
• Champions Cup revamp leads to exit for Ulster
• IFA’S Martin leads the way in Fifa vice-president race

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