Belfast Telegraph - 2024-05-04

• ‘Ryan Gosling is lovely, as is Margot Robbie ... she’s just so down to earth’
• Village left relieved as pet parrot back home
• SDLP slams death threats aimed at new Derry mayor
• Reds and Blues fans on the ball for Irish Cup Final
• Council charges NI family extra £950 for grave mother bought decades ago
• Little-pengelly looks forward to collaborat­ing with Taoiseach
• Potential for reset in relationsh­ip between Dublin and unionists
• Mixed feelings for business owners as Belfast train station closes its shutters
• Great Victoria Street closure — your questions answered
• Man jailed for role in 39 Essex lorry deaths moved to Maghaberry
• Oh Yeah: Belfast venue wins prestigiou­s Music Week Award in London
• ‘My husband and parents were shot dead just months apart by loyalist gang... only public inquiry will help me find out truth’
• Man awaiting sentence for Maxol garage armed robbery refused compassion­ate bail
• Threat to Tele journalist is revealed on day world press freedom index released
• Family of nurse who died in road accident to run marathon in her honour
• The sitcom’s best moments, so far
• How to green up your spring clean
• Cutting-edge ‘Ard Nua’ haven in Comber is something very special
• Boy, does this Co Down stunner have views for you
• Co Derry home lists lots to like
• When two borders are worse than one and virtue signalling meets economic reality
• Catastroph­ic Tory election results show that writing is on the wall for PM
• Results are disappoint­ing but I’m focused on the job: Sunak
• Hughes: I was told to retire, now I’ll fight for $1 million
• Fuller: I’m now living out my second dream career
• Boyd hoping hard work will pay rich dividends in Le Mans Cup
• Tyrone clash start of our big year, says UU’S Laura
• Race is run for marathon men as the sprint to the finish is ready for the off
• Ganiel leads the charge as locals look to end visitors’ winning run of form at marathon
• Banbridge look to capture more silverware at Garvey’s expense
• Mcbride: I wouldn’t want to play rugby if I was around today... it’s a mess
• Onwards and upwards for classy ’Clare
• Timber has a role in title fight: Arteta
• Guardiola happy to give Foden all the credit
• Candystrip­es held in Galway stalemate as injury list grows
• Healy and Magilton urge supporters to make it a perfect day
• Referees deserve their pay increase and even a bonus
• Emulate Sweden and reject VAR
• Red troops can storm to glory in epic Final battle
• Death threats drove me to succeed: Platt Cliftonvil­le striker John Platt during an Irish Cup clash in 1981
• Pain of missing out on League glory will have Linfield fired up for Final say: Thompson
• Blues open to outside investment
• Is TV too cruel and exploitati­ve in 2024?
• Councillor has misread mood... this isn’t a case of ‘them Protestant­s up to no good’
• General knowledge crossword
• Ninja’s Foodi Flexdrawer Dual is the best air fryer on market
• WHAT’S BOOKING: New reads for May
• MY LIFE IN BOOKS: NICOLAS PADAMSEE
• ‘Christians are meant to be salt and light in the society we live in’
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEKEND
• Blue Lights showed how crucial it is to talk about assisted dying laws
• Cycling gives kids independen­ce
• From the start of Shardlake, you know there aren’t going to be many laughs. At the time of its setting, though, your head may have come off — but through chopping rather than chortling
• Tantalisin­g Local Tastes in the NI Food & Drink Pavilion
• FUTURE RENEWABLES PARTNERS WITH POWER BRAND, DURACELL ENERGY
• SPAR NI puts local food and producers at the heart of Balmoral Show
• I’m intrigued by the effort people make in an attempt to ensure the dead are not forgotten
• TAKE FIVE FAITH MCCUNE
• Wedded bliss since 1994
• PORK WITH MOLE ROJO AND PUMPKIN SEED RICE
• WHEN BUSHMILLS MET MALAGA A WHISKEY TALE OF THE UNEXPECTED
• What’s new?
• MUST-WATCH SHOWS
• SOAPS WATCH
• Ideal for film fans

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