South Wales Echo - 2020-11-28

• HARRIS UNDER PRESSURE
• Metal detectors used to tackle city knife crime
• First look at new arena
• More restrictio­ns on the way for our pubs, bars and restaurant­s
• Mass testing extended in bid to curb virus spread
• Council staying silent over cost of ice walk
• Long-term closure fear over virus
• Three bars closed for not following covid-19 rules
• Schools should carry on with lessons to end of term – drakeford
• Dad running 60km in 24 hours for premature babies
• Arcadia Group is now on the brink
• Minister urges action on scientist ‘murder’
• Blaze-hit tyre company looking for new premises
• Thug attacks his ex after jail release
• Key needs identified after floods
• Marks found to ward off evil at historic building
• Woman claims maggots were inside burger
• Reporting from world’s war zones – but still tuned in to Wales rugby
• Support service extended
• ‘Wonder woman’ mum helped others during her cancer battle
• ‘I’ll always be bitter... I was the best scrum-half by a mile’
• Tributes paid to legend Prosser
• Think Drakeford has opened the floodgates to virus
• Councillor­s worried by new committees
• ON THIS day
• QUOTES OFTHEDAY
• WEBCHAT Pubs and restaurant­s fear ‘devastatin­g’ effect of closure in run-up to Christmas
• Mulvihill in blast back at former Wales skipper Gwyn
• WEEKEND FIXTURES
• Cardiff Blues announce link
• Positive test calls off Ospreys PRO14 clash
• Williams comes in from the cold as Wales feel heat
• Quinnell is hoping Wales can spoil the party, like it’s 1999
• Amond aims to end his FA Cup ‘drought’ against Salford
• Bluebirds v Luton: Match guide
• New England seafood chowder
• Orange, ginger beer & smoked sugar ham
• RAISE A GLASS
• Mighty meaty
• MASTERMIND­S
• Giant Crossword
• A lot of people confuse me for Stavros Flatley. Something I have to deal with almost every week
• MUST-SEE SHOWS
• 1 2 TV FILMS OFTHE WEEK
• NEIGHBOURS

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