South Wales Echo - 2020-06-11

• CROSSBOW ROBBER JAILED
• NURSE REUNITED WITH KIDS AT LAST
• SHOPS TO OPEN THIS MONTH?
• ‘Several deaths’ occurred at city stadium field hospital – health chiefs
• Job losses and site closures on high street
• ‘UK economy set to be the hardest hit by pandemic’
• All pupils will attend school ‘at least three times before end of term’
• Hundreds of cleaners needed for schools to open again
• Nurse died after sitting with virus patient – inquest
• Call for ‘radical thinking’ to help economy recover
• Shops want delay in new car parking charges
• £800k to fund improvemen­ts to transport
• Two arrested after reports of street fight
• Hewitt’s mother’s plea after foul online abuse
• ■ Statue row:
• University jobs under threat as income falls
• Youngsters of 16 and 17 can register now for Senedd election vote
• Deputy mayor on frontline praises ‘community at its best’
• Terror in a busy street as armed men have fight
• Last Goodbye is Lauren’s first single
• Probation-threat knifeman ‘wanted to return to jail’
• ‘Prisoners had no protection from Covid’
• ‘Government took drastic action in prisons’ – minister
• START SAVING...
• Branagh ‘relaxed’ over film’s potential backlash
• TIME TO HIT REFRESH
• No exotic fruit but home produce was delicious
• ON THIS DAY
• Dawning of a new era
• Best case scenario... Stadium is back open for 35,000 fans by the autumn
• Owens is ‘a mile ahead’, says Kaplan
• Leeds game is one that we can’t afford to lose – Sol
• Fryatt suing Forest over injury which ended career
• Derby day three!
• Leeds still unsure of travel plans for crunch clash at Cardiff

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