South Wales Echo - 2020-06-17

• £190K DRUG FARM FOUND IN CITY HOME
• How stores are gearing up for the return of shoppers
• CARDIFF’S DOUBLE FITNESS BOOST
• Wales facing jobs crisis ‘on scale not seen for decades’
• What’s next, as easing of restrictio­ns discussed?
• Number 10 rejects the First Minister’s ‘no contact’ claim
• Cancer screenings to resume this month after suspension
• Mouth like the Sahara? It must be the PPE...
• £900k homeless hotels were ‘difficult to manage’
• Trial shows steroid ‘will save lives around world’
• Town centres plan for the return of shoppers
• ‘Air bridge’ plan could open up foreign holidays
• I thought I just had a hangover – but it was meningitis
• Loan helps lens-maker overcome Covid cash flow crisis
• Capital region could invest in science venture
• Long-awaited central bus station finally taking shape
• Mohammad Asghar dies suddenly aged 74
• Topless man brandished kitchen knife
• Questions over the economic viability of military museum
• Not everyone has the option to walk or cycle
• ON THIS day
• Lives in lockdown
• GET KIDS INTO THE KITCHEN AND YOU CAN ALL ENJOY A PIZZA THE ACTION
• Step up for stepdads on Father’s Day
• Tips on how to deal with some of the trickiest moments
• Jodie was ‘advised’ not to lose Scouse accent
• George and the dragon house
• BEST OF THE REST
• FORGED FROM STEEL
• travel news
• A bridge too far... the day a full-strength Wales crashed to defeat at Brewery Field
• Kolisi pips Alun Wyn
• Smith sees no sense in new Premier rule on substitute­s
• Bluebirds still in promotion mix, say bookies

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