South Wales Echo - 2020-07-25

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• ‘we’re completely devastated about the closure of the restaurant’
• Group picks up 120 bags of rubbish from river
• Research reveals eyes respond to traumatic experience­s
• Statue of slave owner is boarded up for removal
• Actors to reunite for new series of his dark materials
• Do the continenta­l as main street to become dining hub
• No mask - no entry, warns gP surgery
• Relations with uk government ‘sink to an all-time low’
• Ty hafan set to close six shops as income falls after covid-19
• No deaths recorded for fourth time this week
• How antibody testing will help the fight against covid in wales
• £5m lab set to process virus tests
• Free flu vaccine programme expanded to over-50s
• More city playground­s to open – but by no means all
• New rules as cinemas, beauty parlours reopen
• Domestic abuse of lgbtQ people doubles
• Teens face years in jail over PC killing
• Trump, 74, makes dementia poll issue
• Activists demand new name for ‘slaver’ street
• Who were Pennants of Penrhyn Castle?
• ‘I lost everthing in fire that destroyed home and workshop’
• Vote of no confidence is held amid youth service concerns
• Threatened sixth forms to remain thanks to support
• £2m boost for ‘natural’ flood defences
• Tributes to choir leader and feted conductor
• Council to restart work on pitch at local park
• ‘You can’t make a long-term plan because of all the uncertaint­y’
• Wales’ 2020 big summer ‘to-do’ list
• Don’t forget the millions of us who aren’t online
• And then there were four... assessed and the chances
• Play-off rivals of a final derby
• Bluebirds v Swans for a place in Prem... crazy, but it might happen!
• The biggest week of my career – Harris
• MINT CRUSTED RUMP OF WELSH LAMB AND TURNIP GRATIN
• Piece of cake
• RAISE A GLASS
• MASTERMIND­S
• MUST-SEE SHOWS
• MODERN RELEVANCE
• TV FILMS OF THE WEEK
• HISTORY LESSON

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