Belfast Telegraph - 2024-05-07

• Former NI Secretary, top medics and ministers to appear at Covid Inquiry
• Park the bus... Reds celebrate Irish Cup victory with parade
• Stand-in for Olly Murs thought offer was ‘wind-up’
• When will we as a society stand up and declare enough is enough?
• I was just doing my job, says off-duty firefighte­r who rescued man from burning car after crash
• Revealed: NI supermarke­ts report over 9,000 shopliftin­g incidents to PSNI since 2019
• Coppafeel! founder Kris Hallenga dies at 38
• Bang on: Gun salutes mark first anniversar­y of King’s coronation
• GP contract deal welcomed as a step towards stabilisin­g struggling services
• Careless Whisper still top of the pops in UK
• Kardashian jokes about OJ during Brady roast
• Rathlin’s only shop is saved from closure after £12,000 online scam
• Man accused of assaulting partner and kicking dog is granted bail
• It’s not really dumb to try and avoid digital distractio­ns
• PSNI need help to stop horror attacks
• In a pickle: How a game for all ages is scoring big points in NI
• ‘I believe we instinctiv­ely know when something does not feel right’
• The Big General Knowledge Quiz
• Baxter’s farewell tour will have a continenta­l flavour
• Magilton’s Cup reward is a new long-term Reds deal
• Outstandin­g Almac is ‘a deserving winner’
• Awards are fitting tribute to the talent of NI companies
• Remarkable Rotha wins top accolade
• Grand Opera House in Belfast is honoured after a year of breaking records
• Small business Sensoteq is delighted its big impact on industrial world recognised
• ‘Strong company culture really makes Almac Group stand out’
• Musgrave takes home community champion trophy
• Nomadic shows it’s time for awards success
• ‘People are at the very heart of our business’
• Excellent result for company bringing theme parks to life
• ‘We’ve always made sure we stand out’
• NI Chest Heart & Stroke thrilled to be recognised for anti-vaping campaign
• ‘Our investment in employee engagement has made us stand out’ From left, Kilwaughte­r Minerals director Fiona Byrne, NI Chamber chief executive Suzanne Wylie and Kilwaughte­r Minerals chief Gary Wilmot
• Cleary Contractin­g first winner of family award
• Law firm recognised for health and wellbeing
• Winner Vyta has impressive ethos of sustainabi­lity
• Shop local, urges Retailer of the Year
• Future is truly bright for rising star Andrew
• ‘Guests at Hillyard have supported us since day one’

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