Bristol Post - 2022-04-21

• Asylum Campaigner­s to protest against Rwanda deportatio­n plan
• Planning Developmen­t with no affordable homes set for approval
• Dismay as another delay adds to cost of new railway line
• Court Driver who knocked over love rival spared prison
• Anger as pensioners to lose free travel on airport bus
• Four sentenced over abuse of young girls
• Festival line-up ‘King and queen of UK folk’ set for headline slots
• Review Titanic the Musical
• ‘Fluff’ MP and presenter in Partygate clash
• Hay fever Levels high until Sunday says Met Office
• Self-driving cars New rules planned for Highway Code
• ‘Miracle medicine’ Role of music in treating dementia
• Bin art Children send message to clean up St Pauls
• TRAVEL BUZZ
• Be in the Peak Of health
• A ROYALLY GOOD READ
• Mysterious
• NEXT STOP…CENTRAL SOUTH WALES
• Is your house bugged?
• Life can be ferntastic on the dark side
• Money-grabbing companies have no interest in church’s history
• Tory MPs urged to vote for probe
• Trump looking good to win first-round match at Crucible
• That was embarrassi­ng, says Rangnick, after Reds run riot
• Silva sautes his promotion-winning Fulham team
• Suburban St Aldhelms on the road to safety after three successive victories
• The Robins and Yate set up Beaufort Cup final showdown
• District Boco’s A-team hit Seymour for six to seal Senior Division title
• Totterdown’s title bid rocked by defeat to Winterbour­ne
• Overton targets new-ball role with England after superb start to season with Somerset
• Wicketkeep­ing conundrum for Bracey as he seeks England recall
• Football I’d like to keep Thomas at Rovers beyond this season - Barton
• Rugby Knee op brings early end to Semi’s season
• Blow for Glos as Shah faces month on the sidelines
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Giant Crossword

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