South Wales Evening Post - 2020-10-03

• Sinking feeling for locals as major hole closes road
• Star kicks off summer tour with park gig
• Rule change to aid
• Three more deaths after positive tests
• 10 field hospitals to be retained as cases increase
• PM ‘reluctant to recognise Wales-england border’ by lack of travel restrictio­ns
• Mine to close after virus cases cluster
• Businesses urged to join campaign in support pledge
• Airport ‘massively impacted’ by virus crisis, reveals boss
• ‘I’ve lived with it for 30 years and I was cheated out of my day in court’
• New blueprint likely to be seven months late
• Covid rule breach MP ‘indefensib­le’
• Trump ‘has mild symptoms of virus’
• Arsonist lit fire outside flat in motiveless attack
• Forecaster­s warning of high winds, heavy rain and flooding as Alex storms in
• More options for walks as dog beach ban lifted
• Tribute to man ‘loved by everyone’ following fatal crash
• The testing units fighting Covid in our communitie­s
• Questions on MTUS answered . . .
• Brexiteer who kept lethal chemicals is slammed by judge
• Helping to make the journey of owning a vehicle easier
• Park’s historic bandstand set for restoratio­n
• Plans lodged for theatre site revamp
• Star-studded line-up revealed as science festival goes virtual
• It wasn’t like a grand ‘coming out’... to my way of thinking, I’ve never been in
• Alun Wyn gets call for Ospreys opener
• Geraint thinks he has time to be a success in the Giro
• Wales pair end a long wait for Scarlets start
• Here to stay
• Swans refuse to rule out recall for young Brandon
• Brewster switch is right move – Klopp
• Striker Lowe aims to be the main man against the Lions
• Wales monitoring Azerbaijan conflict, says manager Giggs
• BOOST FOR WALES

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