South Wales Evening Post - 2021-03-24

• DVLA STAFF TO STRIKE IN ROW OVER COVID SAFETY FEARS
• BALE’S LAST CHANCE?
• HOPES FOR LIFTING OF TRAVEL BAN
• £50M BOOST FOR RAIL TEST FACILITY
• Switch off and protect planet
• Remembranc­e wall a tribute to club supporters
• Health board staff reflect on past year
• No new Covid deaths for second day
• ‘You can’t just tell a suicidal person to come back on Monday because you’re too busy’
• Concern over risk of foreign trips
• ‘Masks in school for shortest time possible’
• About 60,000 extra deaths in people’s homes in the last year
• Police execute 7 drug warrants in crime crackdown
• Spotted a tree with paint splodges? Here’s why . . .
• Former Wales football manager sets goal to learn Welsh in new TV series
• Body found on beach is confirmed as ‘beloved Su’
• Park improvemen­t project set to start soon
• Pandemic forces organisers to pull plug on popular race
• What next for the Civic Centre site?
• Worries about land use near crematoriu­m
• Take a Look Inside Swansea’s
• Should young men have averted their gaze?
• Regulation­s of firework displays to be examined
• RUSSELL GRANT
• Never feel guilty about looking after yourself
• Key F1 medical role for South Wales car
• Festival glory for Lorcan in thrilling finish
• The statistics don’t lie: Faletau is back to his brilliant best
• Shingler signs new contract with region
• Delight for Delaney as Scarlets hit back in style
• Allen relishing his Martinez reunion
• Belgium v Wales: match facts
• Ledley not ready to give up on Wales yet
• Can bogey team repeat history?
• Taking the knee has lost its impact now, believes Roberts
• The Lions can roar... in South Africa

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