South Wales Evening Post - 2020-10-17

• WALES BRACED FOR ‘SHORT, SHARP FIREBREAK’
• SPURS SIGN RODON IN £11M DEAL
• INQUEST TOLD OF ‘TRIPLE LIFE’
• Sensible and greener plan
• Pub given improvemen­t notice closed a day later
• Four-fold increase in uni virus cases - with 451 self-isolating
• Wards stop taking new patients after ‘less than 15’ test positive for coronaviru­s at hospital
• Council has major plans for services post-covid
• ‘Graduate’s road death unavoidabl­e’
• Seven Green Flag Awards go to borough’s beautiful eco sites
• UK is heading for no deal, warns PM
• Man’s row in street led police to his drug deals
• Gold-medal professor to give online smart-tech lecture
• £53,000 conman now has no assets
• Department store’s future hangs in the balance
• Five-year scheme to see 300 homes as part of ‘garden village’
• Canny council saves and stands firm against virus
• Visitor attraction still unable to pay back £1.35m loan
• Fascinatin­g histories of the county’s first black residents
• £11m free school meals scheme to continue during all holidays until Easter
• TIME TO GET WINTER READY
• PIXIE LOTT’S MAKE-UP MUST-HAVES
• Turn it up to 12
• Swans’ failure to hold their nerve leaves bitter taste
• Five alive for Scarlets
• Glamorgan to play in Championsh­ip and Bob Willis Trophy next season
• Pivac’s pick and mix... why coach is spoilt for choice as Wales get ready for the autumn action
• Rugby Championsh­ip in chaos
• Williams had doubts over Wales future
• Frantic deadline day three head west, but
• All you need to know
• Jones resigns from his WRU Performanc­e Director role

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