Belfast Telegraph - 2021-03-17

• Ahead on vaccines, behind in exit plans
• Protest fines: PSNI action at demo on violence against women
• First lady of Cheltenham
• Basil in brush with ‘fake’ row
• Fears for NI children’s heart ops in Dublin
• Linfield open up eight point lead at the top
• We’ll give CJ the perfect send-off
• Graffiti giving Varadkar’s home address ‘despicable’
• New gin launched in memory of Captain Sir Tom
• Derry Girls cast reunite in hilarious sketch to help Red Nose Day
• ‘What a hero’... Man Utd star hails fundraiser Ben after surprise Zoom call
• Parents are delighted, but logic of move appears fuzzy
• Lack of dates for retail and hospitalit­y sectors ‘bitterly disappoint­ing’
• NI’S ‘small steps’ towards normality outlined by Foster
• ‘It was like hell on earth, for months I had one hour a night with family’
• PSNI on full alert to stop St Pat’s Day rule-breaking
• Holyland residents’ fury at crackdown powers refusal
• Murder victim ‘had blamed UDA for attack’
• Allister slams ‘calculated insult’ in plan for centenary
• Troubled A5 project ‘will need more consultati­on’
• High street task force’s delay ‘due to lack of staff ’
• Could some of your ‘junk’ actually be quite valuable?
• Meeting fails to take place over victims’ payments
• Harris and Stormont leaders to meet online
• ‘Vibrating with rage’: Actress Waugh furious at abortion bill amendment
• Terrorism accused in custody over bail breaches
• Emerald cities: Landmarks see the light as they go green to mark the occasion
• Warm weather in store as people mark holiday in a low-key fashion
• Conleth’s ballad strikes chord with homesick ex-pats
• Tributes as James Bond villain Yaphet Kotto dies
• Sarah Everard: trial date set for murder accused Wayne Couzens
• PSNI warns o ver bo gus police officer phone scams
• Royal Navy sailor from Co Down died in 150mph crash
• Vardy’s £900k legal budget branded ‘grotesque’
• Tributes to ex-tele executive who coined Downtown Radio’s name
• Patrick, a saint for our time
• Hospitalit­y and retail need dates
• Scots politics played part in dissident’s rejection of violence
• The reaction to Boris tunnel shows the extent of sectariani­sm here
• ‘Art helps you to engage in a more critical and curious way with the world’
• THOUSANDS IN NI HELPED BY MOTOR SCHEME FOR DISABLED
• CROSSWORD
• Sir Gerhard and Chemical Energy face a major battle
• O’brien will have sights set on Down Royal success
• Role model Davis has so much more to offer, says Feeney
• Johnson: I won’t follow Mcilroy path
• Mullan proud as Irish just fail to clinch series
• Morgan has given me the belief to thrive, says Buttler
• At last, some light at the end of the tunnel for our sports-deprived children
• How Mccarthy has already set a spiky tone
• Moore craves knowledge as he aims to take centre stage
• British series to have Ulster climax
• I haven’t had fallout with Felix, insists Simeone
• Carroll pounces but Braidmen draw comfort
• Larne survive fightback but Carrick left to rue wasted chances
• Fitzpatric­k fires home to deal blow to Glens’ title bid
• Irish Cup gets nod but uncertaint­y still remains
• Grounds for optimism as the Glens reveal new £10m Oval

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