South Wales Echo - 2022-07-04

• Two-hour wait for ambulance after 10-year-old hit by a car
• Police appeal after man dies following M4 incident
• Key motion passed for more Senedd members
• Friends rally round for dad after horror crash
• The amazing bravery of Lacey-Mae as she has third chemo course
• Call for more GPs to avoid ‘collapse’ of service
• Volunteer’s journey in Ukraine trenches
• Stroke took brother’s ability to speak at 55
• Engineerin­g work and bus delays hit rail passengers
• NHS worker with 55 years of service has no plans to retire
• Concern raised at backlog of housing repairs
• Coffey: PM didn’t know about Pincher claims
• ‘I went to a dark place after MS diagnosis but hope I can help others’
• Number of pubs drops to fewer than 40,000
• Jail for robber who jumped on man from behind
• Retired carer left stressed by credit delay
• How to get a holiday using loyalty points
• Health of planet’s seas is a pressing concern
• ON THIS DAY
• Can young US chefs stand Gordon’s heat?
• ‘Serve-bot’ puts an end to Watson’s dream run
• NORRIE FIRES HOME DREAMS
• Dylan pens comeback story with superb win
• NEWPORT CUT GAP ON TOP TWO
• Bairstow bags ton, but Pant stands in England’s path
• SAINZ TASTES BRITISH GLORY
• RASHFORD: THE BUZZ IS BACK AT UNITED
• BLUEBIRDS EYE A PERFECT TEN
• Wales star’s delight at Forest deal
• WALES ICON BACKS LAKE FOR TOP JOB
• We can learn tough lessons from defeat, believes Farrell
• Townsend concerned at slow start as Scots stutter
• BIGGAR: A GREAT CHANCE MISSED
• We can hit top gear in second Test, warns Care
• DREAM DEBUT TURNS SOUR AS BOKS DELIVER CRUSHING BLOW
• How they rated
• WE CAN IMPROVE, BELIEVES PIVAC
• Your what’s-on guide to a voyage of discovery

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