Wales On Sunday - 2018-05-27

• AFTER SO MUCH PAIN, I’VE FOUND LOVE AT LAST
• STARS SHINE BRIGHT AT SWANSEA’S BIGGEST WEEKEND
• ...BUT BALE IS THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL GOAL HERO
• SCARLETS’ PRO14 DREAM ENDS IN DISAPPOINT­MENT...
• SHE’S GONE... SEA DRAMA AS STEAMER SINKS
• Pensioners stampede for new hearing aid
• VOTE TO CHANGE ABORTION LAWS
• GETTING READY FOR ADVENTURE
• ‘PAUL WAS THE BEST
• PART OF MY LIFE’
• KARAOKE SECRET OF BGT HOPEFUL
• Fresh trial for jailed charity worker is ‘ominous’
• BOMB SURVIVOR MAKES SEMIS
• WEATHER WARNING IS ISSUED FOR BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND
• ZODIAC COOL THAT BRINGS OUT STARS
• RBS URGED NOT TO CLOSE BRANCHES
• CHILDREN THOUGHT THEIR SICK MUM WAS JUST LAZY
• SON THINKS DAVID’S BOOKS ARE BORING
• WWE DEBUT FOR WELSH WRESTLER
• Future looks fat for UK citizens
• WALES GEARS UP FOR CYCLE CHALLENGE
• Friends’ ‘salmon run’ is ultra long
• THE UNIDENTIFI­ED
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• Victoria Park Mazda celebrates 35 years as a Mazda dealer
• Clever engineerin­g helps cut cost of motoring
• What a night at Wilsons Auctions
• The iconic Mustang shows off its soft top
• FRONT ROW LEGEND
• IT’S WALES ALL THE WAY FOR ME NOW, SAYS BROOKS
• Saracens reclaim crown as they end Exeter’s title reign
• Clocking up the miles will have a long-term benefit, insists Gunter
• Jones expects tale of the unexpected from Baa-Baas
• Celtic ‘interested’ in swoop for striker Ayew
• Saviour Sparky earns himself a new contract with Saints
• WELSH LEAGUE
• SOUTH WALES PREMIER
• SOUTH EAST
• RUGBY ROUND-UP
• Where to stay?
• The perfect picnic...
• Carry on glamping this summer
• Coney Beach Pleasure Park celebrates 100 years

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