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• Identities of former paratroopers accused of murdering Official IRA man Joe McCann to remain secret, court rules
• New woodland to be created at Belfast's Cave Hill Country Park under restoration plans
• Scottish Conservatives launch manifesto to ‘rebuild Scotland’
• Youth appears in court accused of teenager’s murder
• Three deny perverting course of justice after Hillsborough disaster
• Why do Covid-19 variants cause so much concern?
• Serco denies breaching health and safety duty to employee killed by prisoner
• Fishmongers’ Hall attack witness describes coming face to face with terrorist
• Northern Ireland man arrested over Garda Detective Adrian Donohoe murder
• Johnson defends Civil Service as Westminster lobbying row continues

Northern Ireland News

• Identities of former paratroopers accused of murdering Official IRA man Joe McCann to remain secret, court rules
• New woodland to be created at Belfast's Cave Hill Country Park under restoration plans
• Northern Ireland man arrested over Garda Detective Adrian Donohoe murder
• James Nesbitt's Line of Duty cameo leaves hearts racing and viewers screaming 'Mother of God'
• Warning NI school Covid testing to see rise in cases
• Belfast to Dublin hourly train 'possible by 2024'
• New funds for cancer and mental health bodies
• Troubled A5 road plan remains at standstill as bill so far hits £83.4m
• Construction of new social housing 30% above target
• Disquiet at high level of vacancies in NI Civil Service

Republic of Ireland

• Northern Ireland man arrested over Garda Detective Adrian Donohoe murder
• Man arrested in connection with murder of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe
• Garda beefs up its 'AC-12' unit to tackle corruption
• John Downing Opinion Mary Lou McDonald's words of regret over IRA's Mountbatten killing are a small step in right direction for republicans
• Randox apology after telling Donegal staff to speak English
• Decline in Covid incidence down to people’s ‘enormous efforts’, deputy CMO says
• Varadkar questioned by gardai over leaking of Government document
• Sinn Fein's McDonald apologises for IRA murder of Lord Mountbatten
• Two men arrested after firearm, ammunition and cannabis seized
• Taoiseach warns of ‘very serious harm’ if people use Brexit to create dispute

UK News

• Scottish Conservatives launch manifesto to ‘rebuild Scotland’
• Youth appears in court accused of teenager’s murder
• Three deny perverting course of justice after Hillsborough disaster
• Why do Covid-19 variants cause so much concern?
• Serco denies breaching health and safety duty to employee killed by prisoner
• Fishmongers’ Hall attack witness describes coming face to face with terrorist
• Johnson defends Civil Service as Westminster lobbying row continues
• Playing at duke’s funeral was greatest honour of my career, says piper
• Stonehaven crash investigators focus on lack of drainage inspections
• ‘Some sort of justice’ for Harry Richford’s parents as NHS trust pleads guilty

Business

• Savers facing worst product choice since at least 2007, analysis finds
• Wagamama boss to leave in June and ‘hand on chopsticks’ to internal successor
• Johnson Matthey to open second battery components plant
• Banks unveil new 5% deposit mortgage ranges under Government-backed scheme
• Melrose sells ventilation business Nortek for £2.6bn
• Derry City games didn’t stop rioting, says McCann
• Shops hope for a sales surge with voucher scheme launch
• The question facing NI retailers as shutters go back up: who still cares?
• Going green: insurance broker donates £24k to Woodland Trust for paper initiative
• Tyrone kitchen firm's profits suffer 27% hit

Sports

• Ballymena United's Kofi Balmer set for summer move to Danske Bank Premiership rivals
• Cliftonville's sights are set to automatic European spots, says goal-scoring hero Ryan Curran
• 'Joe has a great way of making things about him almost': Sean Cavanagh opens up on infamous Brolly punditry moment after Tyrone tackle
• Shirley McCay and Andrew Smyth to lead Pegasus after Greg Thompson's shock Armagh switch
• Next Tottenham manager odds: Brendan Rodgers among early favourites after Jose Mourinho sacked
• Jose Mourinho’s time at Tottenham – in his own quotes
• Timeline of Jose Mourinho’s turbulent 17-month reign at Tottenham
• Leona Maguire seals best ever LPGA Tour finish as rise continues
• Fan groups condemn English clubs involved in European Super League proposals
• What next for Jose Mourinho after Tottenham sacking?

Life

• 'Jewellery holds so much sentiment and emotion'
• Nine luscious lemon treats to add to your skin routine
• Eight clever tips to help save you money shopping online
• Denise Welch: 'There are people I miss on Twitter, but I am calmer since I gave it up'
• Greta Thunberg: ‘I’ve always been a shy, invisible girl at the back... I still do not understand why people listen to me’
• Get ready for World Book Night
• The Himalayan Restaurant: Takeaway hits heights when it comes to surprising dishes
• The joy of glamping: 10 best places to enjoy the outdoors in comfort
• John Toal on lockdown, radio shows, daredevil stunts and driving around Ulster for TV programme, Croí Uladh le John Toal
• Kerry McLean Opinion All good things must come to an end, thanks for sharing my life for the past four years

Entertainment

• Susanna Reid debuts post-lockdown haircut on Good Morning Britain
• David Bowie’s ‘Major Tom’ guitar going up for auction
• Game Of Thrones star to front police drama from Homeland writer
• Adrian Dunbar: I don’t know whether I’ll be in another series of Line Of Duty
• James Nesbitt's Line of Duty cameo leaves hearts racing and viewers screaming 'Mother of God'
• Sam Mendes pays tribute to Helen McCrory: ‘I already miss her’
• Julia Bradbury: We don’t know how to ‘stop’
• Mad Max prequel Furiosa to be shot in Outback for 2023 release
• Granny could have been jailed for bigamy: Linda Martin
• Real-life nomad of Nomadland hopes Oscar-tipped film inspires others

Travel

• Want to plan a staycation? 5 ways to keep your costs down
• Margaret Canning Opinion After some turbulence, Ryanair is back at Belfast City Airport with new destinations
• How to plan a trip to Australia's Great Barrier Reef
• Biden boost can make trips to USA great again
• Opulent and unabashedly artificial, Dubai could be a genuinely refreshing post-lockdown break
• Hitting new heights in Dolomites: Looking forward to Italy's 2021 ski season
• Christmas present ideas for frustrated travellers
• A taste of the wild near wintry Exmoor
• Indulge your wild side at Fota Island in Cork
• Going green aboard these cruise ships

Sunday Life

• Killeavy Castle is the perfect getaway
• Foyle Search and Rescue: City of Derry’s guardian angels
• Northern Ireland Under-19 boss Lyttle in the frame to become new manager at struggling Dundalk
• Irish League Lives: Former Bangor ace Reggie Dornan on becoming award-winning disability coach
• Gareth McAuley Opinion Women's incredible achievement can be the catalyst to ignite a whole new ball game
• Playing in front of packed Windsor Park would prepare us for Euros atmosphere, believes McFadden
• Ulster prepare to enter the unknown as Rainbow Cup offers province another chance at silverware
• McClelland shaping up to be next Evans as Chelsea underage career goes from strength to strength
• McCarthy challenging himself to become 'nastier' in the ring ahead of first title defence against Jur
• Liam Beckett Opinion Theatrics in modern game are becoming despicable - it's more insult than injury