South Wales Echo - 2019-10-16

• EBAYER’S ILLEGAL TRADE IN SKULLS
• EARNIE’S CRAZY CITY DAYS
• POLICE PLEA FOR NEWS OF MISSING BROOKE
• Star reveals ‘kidnap plots’and how Cardiff roots kept her grounded
• Pair carried out attack at city mosque
• Drink-driving Wales star ‘brought shame on club’
• £25.8m road opens
• Marathon effort
• Andy’s helping hand
• Rise in number of children caught with weapons in school
• Family fear for safety following racist attack
• Climate activists fight protest ban
• Tories open poll lead over Labour
• Cairns accused of trying to stifle political debate
• Knifeman was too drunk to be sentenced
• Decision on the future of leisure centre is delayed
• New £1.5m watersport­s centre opens
• Campaign to set up Welsh language secondary school
• Questions for council over binmen dismissals
• EVENTS DiArY
• THE TOWER GAME
• late breaks
• SUMMER FUN IN THE DOLOMITES
• HOW DO I KNOW IF MY CHILD IS ADDICTED TO GAMING?
• ASK THE EXPERT
• This task is child’s play
• The boom in breweries
• A DIFFERENT WAY OF PROCESSING INFORMATIO­N
• HOW IS DYSLEXIA DIAGNOSED?
• A night to remember
• Facility Services Group secures four-year contract with Arvato
• How Welsh rugby’s cult hero got his emotions in check to become one of world’s best players
• Ireland won’t be the first to blink against NZ, insists Easterby
• Scotland facing action from World Rugby over comments
• Numbers show wing Adams is real plus for Wales
• Business to be done by Cardiff when transfer window opens
• South Wales derby could be part of Super Sunday of sport
• Days at City, life in a new California career
• Wales don’t want to let Gats down, says Davies

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