South Wales Echo - 2020-06-27

• WISH YOU WEREN’T HERE
• PAY RISE FOR CITY COUNCIL WORKERS
• Parties on doorstep of senedd
• Coastal locations like a rubbish dump after hottest day of year
• Parents ponder what’s best for their children as schools get set to open
• Social-distancing shoppers rush to reopened city primark
• Flexible bus route rollout
• Drakeford is ‘optimistic’ can be eased in wales to
• No mass public gatherings in summer, warns First Minister
• Car-maker’s fundraiser as pandemic hits sales
• Social distancing rules allow ‘support bubbles’
• Coronaviru­s spreading at similar rate across uk
• £500 ‘thank you’ could shrink to £125
• Cardiff council defends wage rises for highest-paid bosses
• Stevie dreaming of Mabinogion movie
• Hi-tech hub could see thousands of new jobs created
• Legal fight goes on into Tunisia terror atrocity
• Showbiz stars help to raise more than £20,000 for cancer charity
• Public cash fears over landmark
• Career criminals sent to prison for selling stolen cars
• Thousands call for A&E to be saved
• Boris warns over ‘taking liberties’
• The community in Newport that has been hit hardest by the Covid pandemic
• Fresh virus concerns for UK’s prisons
• Three men and their baby
• Grandparen­ts in Crisis
• ON THIS DAY
• It can’t be curtains for theatres
• The two-wheeled wonder who repairs kids’ bikes for nothing
• RAINBOW TO KEEP KING’S DREAM RUN GOING
• Dragons trump rivals with a loan deal for Tompkins
• Former Scarlet is heading for Far East
• Good Will hunting a happier ending in play-offs
• Ex-Bluebird vows to stall City’s progress
• Middle age spreads Phil Vickery on why he’s not sweating turning 60 and learning to enjoy cooking for one
• WHAT’S ON:
• RAISE A GLASS
• Giant Crossword
• MASTERMIND­S
• The celebritie­s can't 'showbiz' their way through MasterChef
• MUST-SEE SHOWS
• TV FILMS OF THE WEEK
• The mother of all tragedies

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