South Wales Echo - 2019-02-12

• ‘Ex tried to gouge my eyes out...’
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• SALA INQUEST REVEALS CAUSE OF DEATH
• ‘PRISON BEATS STAYING IN HOMELESS HOSTEL’
• Home is a real work of Art Deco
• Date for inquest into death of Carl Sargeant to resume
• Drug-dealing brothers from London ran Cardiff drugs ring
• Economic growth slumps to 0.2%
• UK joins Bulgaria to probe poisoning
• Parents paying price for the varying cost of school meals
• New hotel plan for Caerphilly
• Knives and drugs seized by officers at city courts
• CCTV show child killer hours before his death
• The ‘chaos witch’ who believes every day is magic
• We must avoid this EU catastroph­e
• EVENTS DiArY
• People are marvelling at what went on at Twickenham and calling Nigel Owens ‘the best referee in the world’
• Goodwill could prevail in Brexit saga...but don’t hold your breath
• How The Football Pools changed people’s lives
• To Bee or not to Bee?
• ‘The heart and soul of the party’
• The Rocks’ roll of honour in rugby’s first golden era
• Fairwater in the clear, but title credential­s will be put to test
• Devils’ fine fightback, but they miss out after night of Pride
• Treorchy win as sides go down to 14
• Irish return to form sees a super six make the first XV cut
• Captain Farrell ‘a genius’ for England, says George
• Woodward ‘can’t see’ the English losing out
• Issues on Gatland’s to-do list ahead of England encounter
• The family connection bonding two Welsh rugby-playing names
• Thomas facing big decision on future, says Dai
• City manager says thanks for support given to Bluebirds
• Ramsey clinches £400,000-a-week Juve deal – reports
• Flynn keeps his focus on league matters as Man City loom large
• Merthyr look to get back on the pitch against Weymouth

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