Belfast Telegraph - 2021-04-07

• What happened in Shona’s last hours?
• The skinny schoolkid petrol bombers
• My birthday treat was a takeaway burger
• Salons and shops may get dates to open next week
• Reds have a Real battle in return leg
• Brown has drive to succeed at Crucible
• Frampton in emotional tribute to his loyal fans
• Commons unlikely to support vaccine passport scheme as opposition hardens
• Celebrity Bake Off was no cakewalk, admits Nadine
• Keeper Carolyn Hope on caring for the animals at Belfast Zoo
• Abortion issues in NI the focus of new drama
• First Minister says ‘criminal elements’ to blame for riots
• Residents fear more trouble as they are left to pick up pieces
• Revealed: the council staff earning more than £100k
• Police issue 105Covid notices in Holyland
• Julian plans getaway to beat pandemic blues
• 2,700 families hit by ‘abhorrent’ two-child restrictio­n on benefits
• Nolanslams social media trolls after on-air clash
• ‘I had a feral youth during the Troubles, went on to earn $1m a year in City, and gave it all up’
• NI man’s bid to avoid extraditio­n to the US dealt crucial setback
• Driver in dock: motorist charged with causing death of two-week-old baby boy
• Floyd accused officer ‘trained to de-escalate crisis situations’
• Warm tributes: acting colleagues bid farewell as Paulritter­diesatageo­f54
• Statue of Irish-born slave owner is removed
• Tragic teen’s family living a nightmare
• Sinn Fein a grim reminder of bullying unionist regime
• Wake up to the lies of Johnson
• Northern Ireland’s future depends on unionists keeping country stable
• ‘Dreams are like a friend who can see something you can’t’
• Forker hoping to hit jackpot on and off field
• Hendry isn’t expecting to clinch spot at showpiece
• O’loughlin out to show he can fill the Leinster void
• We’ll go over with all guns blazing: Reidy
• Irish rugby is facing up to a watershed moment
• TEE-OFF TIMES
• Red-hot Mccrudden inspires Cliftonvil­le again
• Purkis keeps Glenavon in thick of fight for the top six
• Trust and hard work will give NI edge: Shiels
• Mccartan’s late double frustrates the Glens
• Classy Friel keeps Crues down in the bottom half
• Hale hits winner to boost Larne’s Euro mission
• Kane relishing chance to reign at Windsor
• Arrizabala­ga and Rudiger are praised by Tuchel for courage in settling their spat
• Tavernier eyeing more glory after signing new deal
• Last-gasp Foden strike puts City in the driving seat
• Tiger shows Rory how to look at the big picture
• This would be my sweetest title success, insists Healy

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