South Wales Evening Post - 2021-03-25

• ‘OUTRAGEOUS’ BIKER STUNS CITY CENTRE SHOPPERS
• ‘FIVE YEARS TO CLEAR BACKLOG’
• WALES ARE OUT OF LUK
• Clusters ‘caused by illegal parties and gatherings’
• Three new deaths, but infections still heading downward and below key benchmark
• A trial but ‘no error’ as Welsh Government learns from virus in care homes
• A glimmer of hope for theatre-goers
• PM: Many things I wish we’d known
• THE BIBLE MESSAGE OF HOPE
• Community gets a boost with return of post office
• MS raises concerns about fate of village GP services with First Minister
• Thugs kicked and punched homeless man
• EU calls for more vaccine controls
• Germany reverses strict lockdown plan
• Blow for town as another shop pulls out
• Tale of evacuees set to keep rural railways on track
• Youngsters flee as police try to stop beach party
• Man jailed after he groomed and raped vulnerable boy
• Never a dull day for man with a sunny outlook
• 1.06% pay increase to take councillor­s’ basic salary up to £14,368
• Restoratio­n and regenerati­on are working well together
• A challengin­g time, but some firms are coping brilliantl­y
• New finance head as firm looks to expand
• New role as Helen moves from leisure sector to healthcare
• RUSSELL GRANT
• The fight for black rights
• WRU’S plan for the return of club rugby
• THE A-Z OF SPORTING COLLECTIBL­ES By Carl Wilkes Sportsbook­ofthemonth.com price: £21.99, saving £8.01 on rrp
• Funding still available to help grassroots sports clubs
• Lions tour... Euro places... loans... and TV deals... the big issues rugby is facing
• Two-game ban rules Willemse out of decider
• No disgrace in defeat as lively Wales make Belgium battle hard
• Blatter given a new ban for payments
• Interim boss Phillips gets the top job as WRU decide to stick with what they know

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