Bristol Post - 2021-06-01

• FIRE TEARS THROUGH CITY HOME
• BRACEY DETERMINED TO DO WELL
• Covid jabs Experts warn of a false sense of security
• India variant City council reassures over rise in cases
• Dozens refused vaccines in bookings confusion
• Police Misconduct probe over actions on work night out
• Delay Rink’s opening on ice until September, says firm
• Fire Youth leader ‘saddened’ as play area is torched
• Demolition Uni to replace its 1980s housing
• Missed checks People with learning disabiliti­es dying decades too soon
• Safety needs to be put ahead of shareholde­r and business profits
• Three injured in beach stabbing
• Denmark ‘helped US spy on Euro leaders’
• Tips to stay fighting fit in middle-age
• Superfoods which can help ease inflammati­on
• Jumping up should be out of bounds for dogs
• Drama queen
• Motorcycli­ng Tributes pour in for Moto3 rider after fatal accident
• Grassroots Clubs in Crisis fund’s inviting applicatio­ns for grants
• Foden can shine at Euros, believes Shilton
• Football We’re realistic but full of confidence, says Wales skipper
• Southgate crunching the numbers as he works to whittle down his England squad
• Cricket Western Storm suffer defeat at Sparks
• Football Promotion odds reveal scale of Pearson’s City challenge
• Football Fans appear open to prospect of Ogogo’s Rovers return
• Ex-Robin’s ready to move for regular time on the pitch
• Medium at large Spirits & sudden appearance­s
• Faint praise The legacy of George Muller’s orphanages
• 250 years The ups and downs of Union Street PAST
• On form The history of a Bristol sculptor
• Open doors Local history available to all (again)
• Child’s play Rare creatures have been spotted out on city’s streets
• All aboard for the airport

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