South Wales Echo - 2019-10-14

• Mice, damp and roaches: Life in homeless housing
• CAFE NAMED TOP OF CITY’S EATS
• POLICE ACCUSED OF ABUSIVE OFFICER COVER-UP:
• Transport for Wales gets more subsidy money than Arriva did
• Flats’ windows ‘spontaneou­sly combusting’
• Rees-Mogg urges ‘trust’ in Boris
• Businesses are urged to act now to continue receiving personal data after Brexit
• Flats tower block ‘would be a blight’ to heritage
• Devils coach by night, cancer fighter by day
• Over-60s pass more confusing than Brexit
• EVENTS DiArY
• Into the woods for new crime drama
• My seven-step guide to how you can build your wealth
• CHARGEBACK IS THE BASIC PROTECTION ON MOST PLASTIC
• 1974 MONDAY OCTOBER 14
• TIPS TO REDUCE
• WHAT ABOUT BREXIT?
• BALE THE SAVIOUR AGAIN AS WALES STAY IN THE HUNT
• FEW HOLD HANDS UP AS WALES MOVE INTO LAST EIGHT
• How they rated
• Piutau ends Test career on a high
• CHAMPIONS STUNNED BY RAVENS BLITZ
• Ebbw leave it late before picking up deserved bonus
• Power-packed Quins claim the bragging rights in derby
• Leaders made to work before downing city rivals
• Aled’s boot so crucial as Wizards bag third victory
• KEATES: I’M NOT HAPPY
• Nomads’ Scottish adventure is over after Partick defeat
• BLUES CLOSE TO BREAKING GLASGOW RUN
• Parry hat-trick proves vital as Ospreys get off the mark
• Scarlets rattle up the points

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