South Wales Echo - 2018-10-08

• TWO DEAD AFTER HALF MARATHON
• Pret says second customer died after ‘reaction’
• Sex offender led children away from their mother
• Council considers plastic use
• Cardiff put on alert the European Union
• What brave little ‘rainbow warrior’ did next
• Chef’s new restaurant set to open its doors
• Rail franchise’s new services ‘won’t be starting immediatel­y’
• The changes we’re set to see from new train operator
• Plans for 450 new houses approved
• Thomas sweeps through to win spot in judge’s house
• Coveney: Brexit deal on the cards
• YESTERDAYS 1970
• Removal of Chartist mural ‘shows a lack of respect’ Echoes
• Take the heat off yourself with these top boiler tips
• Holiday highlighte­d our growing obesity crisis
• BOUQUET OF THE WEEK ‘Amazing lady who works tirelessly’
• SEEING RED: WHY CITY’S BOSS WAS FEELING THE BLUES
• SOCCER MORRISON BACK TO COULD PATERSON
• HIS BEST... AND BE A SOLUTION?
• Rose is a worry after injury in Spurs’ win
• Owen puts Blues in the fast Lane to derby success against the Dragons
• MORIARTY NEEDS
• Wallabies in astonishin­g comeback
• TO KEEP A LID ON IT
• DECISIONS HAD VITAL ROLE TO PLAY IN DERBY DRAMA
• Ospreys deny interest in exiled wing Adams
• Beaten, but Kelly’s men are a step closer to final spot
• Ogier hits back to win after gear problems
• Bedwas hope to use win as a platform for success
• Ground record disappears as RGC get back on track
• Wizards hold on in thriller
• Fortune was on our side, admits Cardiff coach Lane
• Aussie takes Cardiff half glory
• Students get lesson from the leaders

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