South Wales Echo - 2021-04-02

• PUBS MAKE LOCKDOWN FUNDS PLEA
• NEW ARREST OVER KILLING OF CITY MAN, 20
• FIRST MINISTER’S LOCKDOWN INTERVIEW:
• ‘costly’ clean-up after crowds enjoy another day in the sun
• Risks outweigh the rewards of bringing forward date for outdoor hospitalit­y, says first minister
• Two more people die with covid across wales
• Ultimatum over gyms reopening could end in court
• Kindness of strangers as £7,000 raised for Zander
• Council says yes to £25m outlay on road schemes
• Met officer was a neo-Nazi member
• Vaccine inequity is unacceptab­le - WTO
• Woman spared jail after glass attack on man
• ‘Delusional’ or desirable – the £1,000 student room
• Roof walk could take off thanks to TV cash
• Shelter plans for female offenders ‘beyond belief’
• ‘Tiger Bay changed my life completely’
• Looking back at the Penylan Observator­y
• Two Rons do make it right
• We should all strive for a more peaceful world
• ON THIS DaY
• Going with the flow
• Wales stars return to boost Cardiff Blues
• Penybont have top six in their sights
• Pivac’s 500 days... new faces, the men axed and players yet to get a chance
• Wales women hope new look works well for Six Nations
• ‘We are nipping at those in front of us now’
• Sheehan back for County’s crucial period
• BLUEBIRDS v FOREST: BIG-MATCH FOCUS
• Finally, things are on the up for City strike ace Vassell
• Popular arts centre heads for a new chapter
• WOW Festival closes with record figures
• I’ve been on my own since I was 14, I had to make things work for myself
• The return of the Kings
• The school’s blazer badge had a British flag and a Nazi one next to it. I thought... ‘What is this?’
• ‘Flintoff eaten by the Loch Ness Monster’ is a great front page
• GODZILLA VS KONG
• Gadgets that pack a punch
• SPRING LOADED WITH NEW ADVENTURES

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