South Wales Echo - 2020-05-18

• A ‘FINE’ DAY FOR A STROLL
• Wales deaths up to 1,203 as 12 more die with Covid-19
• £5m total for mental health in schools
• ‘UK unity at risk unless PM listens to concerns’
• £84m in funding as vaccine search goes on
• Funding provided for sniffer dog trials
• Medical staff reveal the faces behind the masks
• Rock star Rod Stewart’s gift for nurse after she beat virus
• ‘Poorer families less keen on sending their children back to school’
• How world is reacting
• ‘A glimmer of hope’ as floods victims look to the future
• Billionair­e Sir Michael tops the rich list in Wales
• Chatty boy Harri stays silent to raise cash for charity
• Police used ‘stinger’ to end chase
• Valleys boost as firm plans 50 new jobs
• Fears for towns and cities which rely on Debenhams
• Council in transport hub pledge
• City plagued by menace of motorcycle­s
• Virus figures must be on a like-for-like basis
• Movement app will pose problems
• Once-proud buildings that have been left to deteriorat­e
• REMATCH OF THE DAY
• MONKMAN & SEAGULL’S GENIUS GUIDE TO BRITAIN
• Some banks are easing rules over access to cash in fixed rate bonds
• DON’T RELY ON THE PRICE CAP, IT’S NOT CHEAPER
• WHAT ABOUT DELIVERY DATES AND ESTIMATES?
• STILL ON TRACK: THE DAY WHEN JARVIS EARNED A PLACE IN THE RECORD BOOKS
• Howley is linked with Gloucester coach role
• Tipuric gets nod ahead of McCaw in Parkes XV
• Dragons chief Ryan confirms departures
• BLUEBIRDS STARS TO CHANCE TO STAY ON
• BE GIVEN A WITH CLUB
• Biggar has the same will to win as legend Jordan – Boyd
• Gunners still have happy memories of Ramsey

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