South Wales Echo - 2020-06-16

• GRIEVING MUM CALLS FOR LAW CHANGE
• The war artist who captured a slice of city life in lockdown
• WARNOCK ON CITY’S CRUNCH OPENER
• We are not falling behind England, First Minister insists
• ‘Anxiety levels lower than at start of lockdown’
• Shoppers in England some ‘normality’ but
• It’s boom time for buttons, but consumers
• Flock to stores to bag Wales is still waiting
• ‘Scientific experts still on TV but not daily’
• Underlying health risks that could worsen an infection
• US revokes virus use of malaria medication
• Europe’s borders reopen for
• A ‘summer unlike any other’
• Great Get Together events will go ahead this weekend
• Tree planting plan to help prevent town flooding
• 84m tower block plans for city centre on table
• More student flats in city seek change of use due to virus
• Mum vows to fight on to find ‘justice’ for her son
• Woman told to leave dad’s home after his death
• Tributes to a ‘firebrand who fought for justice’
• ‘Eddie makes us smile each day, he’s our bundle of joy’
• Head says we should ‘evolve and learn’ after show row
• Disaster is looming for Wales’ tourism industry
• ON THIS DAY
• QUOTES OF THE DAY
• The stroke sent us on a journey that we were ill-prepared for
• Chart-topping Welsh pop idol dies aged 84
• CRITICAL VIEWING
• Lockdown put my new relationsh­ip on fast forward...
• DON’T USE CLOTHS
• Rogers branded ‘a tool’ by former team-mate over Newport remarks
• Blues may be forced from the Arms Park
• Harris gives encouragin­g update on attacking pair ahead of Cardiff’s return

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