Western Mail - 2020-08-05

• £120M RAIL STATION AND BUSINESS DISTRICT PLANS TAKE STEP FORWARD
• £800m to prepare NHS for winter’s Covid threat
• LIONS COACH GATLAND DENIES WELSH BIAS IN SQUAD SELECTION
• ‘Wales’ bid to track and trace better than England’s’
• ‘Virus spread faster in UK as government failed on early quarantine’
• Soldiers help roll out test-and-trace kits to the most vulnerable
• Revealed: The number of patients that hospitals sent to care homes without doing Covid-19 test
• Scientists warn PPE may not stop small aerosol droplets
• Companies urged to stockpile medicines
• Rapturous applause greets father as he leaves hospital after three months
• Council’s leader reveals how authority is readying
• Itself for a potential second wave of Covid-19
• Jailed for planting hoax bomb at polling station
• Public turn detective to track down wedding ring’s owner
• Regulators spell out changes for grounded jet
• Former king flees Spain – sparking speculatio­n
• Officer denies gross misconduct
• Policeman accused of sex on duty
• Paedophile took photograph­s of himself abusing boy, five
• Poet leads field in literary awards
• ‘Food-limit’ care home boss struck off register
• Public inquiry as village green is at building risk
• Danger of rip currents and what to do if you get caught in one
• ‘Heroic dad smiled with his dying strength to see us safe’
• Thermal imaging screening safe and effective in Covid-19 battle
• ‘You only work for six months of the year because TV tends to go quiet in the winter’
• MORNING SERIAL
• MODERN FAMILY
• Measuremen­t vital for management
• Ponies should not be at risk on the marsh
• Headline brings back memories of Y Felin
• Drakeford’s influence damaging for Wales
• Earthworks get go-ahead with view to train testing
• 1,100 jobs at risk as 67 outlets to close
• Family catering firms sign up as partners for the long haul
• Amazon gets thumbs up to buy stake in Deliveroo
• Policies clash as UK on the move back to work
• Airline group could ‘run out of money’ by end of September
• Dixons Carphone to axe 800 jobs in store management shake-up
• Village reopens to tourists with aid of bank loan
• Hospitalit­y board tells of vision for Covid-19 recovery
• Paper cup firm saves 150 jobs with £149k funds
• Small firms fear they have 8 weeks left to trade
• Saving lives across the world
• The film’s about me, but I found myself wanting to know what happened next
• I THOUGHT I WAS IN SOME KIND OF ACTION FILM...
• Maynard calls on Glam to raise their standards
• Paris Pick For Ayr Gains
• Spanish side join race for Ayala
• Toon join hunt for £40m Wales ace
• Ex-Sarries star urges Gatland to snub Welsh
• WHAT DIRECTION DOES TAN TAKE THE BLUEBIRDS IN?
• OWEN WANTS QUALITY OVER QUANTITY

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