Belfast Telegraph - 2021-03-30

• Serial child rapist back in NI found guilty again
• Shear drop:
• Bulgaria or bust
• Reid all about it
• Covid case rate falls to lowest since September
• CHATTERING CLASSES:
• Carl backed to join select club
• Decision on charges over Storey funeral due today
• Sinn Fein in spotlight over Facebook accounts run from mainland Europe
• I’ve avoided watching Branagh’s Poirot, says David Suchet
• ‘Outstandin­g contributi­on’ Bafta honour for Clarke
• ‘Day of optimism’:
• Dublin still cautious over any easing of restrictio­ns
• Negative impact of home schooling laid bare
• Mum goes that extra 100 miles in charity walk for brave Alfie
• Private sector firms ‘won’t abandon Belfast offices’
• Man jailed for slashing ex-girlfriend 14 times
• Man charged over bomb alerts ‘is not linked to paramilita­ries’
• Foster hasn’t officially met union chief in four years
• Inmate clears first stage in release bid
• Former Tory councillor avoids jail after being found guilty of upskirting
• Covid threw our plans for children into disarray, says mum
• New drama flatters me: Hancock
• Infected blood victim wants justice from inquiry
• Behind the lines: five key factors in AC-12’S new case
• Line of Duty stars sponsor west Belfast football sides
• Proud: Medal honour for NI motorcycli­ng organiser
• Dodds criticised over plan’s lack of funding
• Myths and legends of the Mournes brought to book
• Appeal to taxi driver over death of Belfast man
• Teen to serve at least 16 years over fatal poisoning
• Discount Rate will change after legal action
• Doctor held on New IRA charge fails in bail bid
• Man could evolve to be venomous, scientists say
• Salvage teams free container ship in Suez Canal
• Floyd murder trial starts with film of him gasping for breath
• Easter story always enough to keep the kids awake at night
• Families have been put under pressure
• Scottish government’s sanctions for church worshipper­s chilling
• ‘I have just always had an interest in the mind’
• ‘My life has been one big period of relaxation’
• CROSSWORD
• Tector honoured to secure Northern Knights captaincy
• Wolff wary of Red Bull’s improvemen­t
• Mcdowell can finally see light at end of the tunnel
• Mcgrath welcomes the cameras into his world
• Former Italy internatio­nal Mckinley set for Rainey job
• Barty powers through to net quarter-final berth
• Henderson is primed for Harlequins clash
• Swifts must get to grips with ugly side of the game: Shiels
• Mckeown’s positive attitude a joy for Jeffrey to work with
• Baxter won’t over-analyse Crues’ slide down the table
• Kearney is hungry to begin putting a fresh run together
• City hero Aguero set for summer Etihad exit
• We’re working hard to improve in every aspect, declares Kenny
• Mcginn is fired up to get a crack at Bulgaria
• I owe a lot to Celts ‘legend’ Lennon, says keeper
• States is an option if Dons deal isn’t renewed: Niall
• Let’s make our World Cup dreams come true: Mcnair
• Depleted Glens call off Reds fixture just 24 hours before the match
• No Hazard warning as Conor backs BPF
• Republic can be revived just like NI, vows Kenny

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