Wales On Sunday - 2021-09-12

• HIKE IT LUCKY!
• ‘AT OUR MOST VULNERABLE, UNITY IS OUR GREATEST STRENGTH’
• TEN YEARS OF TIPS
• What’s over your next horizon?
• ‘UNKNOWN MAN’ TO BE EXHUMED
• TRYING TO BREAK THE STIGMA OF TOURETTE’S SYNDROME – IT’S NOT JUST SWEARING
• PLENTY IN STORE AS OPTIMISM RETURNS TO TOWN
• JUST LOOKING FOR A ROOM?
• THE 9/11 TRAGEDY NO-ONE REMEMBERS
• Queen and political leaders praise global resolve in response to tragedy
• ‘Our debt to selfless security services’
• ‘It’s still a struggle for the survivors’
• A DOOR TO THE PAST OF CITY’S FAMOUS PARK
• MAN POINTS KNIFE AT HIS WIFE IN ROW
• MORE VISITING RESTRICTIO­NS AT HOSPITALS
• Caution urged by health board
• LOCKDOWN LED TO STARDOM ON SOCIAL MEDIA
• FANCY BEING NEW LORD OF THE MANOR?
• TIME SUITS TO END CENTURY OF FASHION
• MUM DIED AFTER GYM WORKOUT
• FOND MEMORIES OF WELSH LEGEND GRAV
• A FAMILIAR FACE AMONG THE CROWD
• DRAGONS SET FOR RE-BRAND?
• TIGERS KEEPER INGRAM STARS AS SWANS RUE MISSED CHANCES
• How they rated
• Seasiders stun Fulham in first win
• Late McManus strike sees Saints make a point at Penybont
• COOPER OUT TO BE SUPER, JUST LIKE BRANDON
• McCarthy admits he’s surprised by Kieffer’s Cardiff stay
• OLD FIRM RIVALS KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON BROWN
• AFTER 761 DAYS,
• Davies on the mark as big Reds crowd enjoy a win
• Change of scene just the tonic as Halaholo returns with a bang
• Smith gets new deal as Glam take on local rivals
• Swansea prove to be party-poopers with win on Neath’s big day
• England trio out of IPL
• Back on the case
• It’s a singer’s dream to be chosen to play Aretha
• TV PICKS OF THE WEEK
• It’s really important people get angry about this ... there was a lot of injustice
• TV FILMS of the week
• We’re so excited to be going on the road... I’m going to lose it on stage
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Blasts from the past
• DIVA FOREVER
• TRAVEL BUZZ
• MARJORIE YUE LOOKS IN NOTTINGHAM
• BEAUTY BUZZ
• RUSSELL GRANT

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