South Wales Echo - 2020-11-04

• SCHOOL COVID CASE FURY
• RETURN OFTHE GIRL FROM TIGER BAY
• GIGGS DENIES ASSAULT CLAIM
• Clear-up of cargo washed up on beach
• Groups of four can meet in pubs and restaurant­s from Monday as rules ‘simplified’
• Fewer patients treated in critical care than in April peak
• School closes as 15 members of staff sick with coronaviru­s
• 30 more deaths at board hospitals
• Kids’ bad behaviour at Halloween earns parents a fine
• Sessions ‘will be hugely missed’
• There are better days ahead – PM
• Vienna attacker ‘tried to join IS’
• Accused tells court he has ‘never met’ attack victim
• Dad diagnosed with aggressive brain tumour
• Poll shows rise in support for Welsh Labour
• Mum’s plea as son involved in road accident
• ‘My son comes alive when he boxes… and it’s lovely to see’
• Artist has faith in star for latest portrait
• think If only we’d taken our lead from Taiwanese ‘Cycling zealots’ will enjoy scheme
• QUOTES OFTHEDAY
• WEBCHAT Gatherings in gardens will be banned in Wales after firebreak ends
• Parents need to recognise the risks of screens
• Lockdown adds up to increased anxiety for mums trying to teach their children maths skills
• The rough sleeping gender gap
• Reddy, teddy go! 40 years of fun with Pudsey...
• Don’t let the cold hold you back
• ASK THE EXPERT
• YOUR STARS WITH
• Tributes pour in as Wands lose a legend in O’Gorman
• Welsh driver Evans on the brink of title
• England trio set to be rested
• That was one that got away – Mulvihill
• Two-horse race to be new WRU chairman
• Wales turn to Page for next three internatio­nals
• Three and easy... City finally turn on the style

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