Western Mail - 2020-08-10

• The ex-Tory leader and his wife’s ‘mystery’ job
• I’M A CELEBRITY’S NEW WELSH HOME
• HOW TENBY SPRUNG OUT OF LOCKDOWN
• LIVERPOOL LINKED WITH WALES STAR BROOKS
• Storms are heading for Wales, Met Office says
• Probe into the murder of backpacker is closed
• New coin marks 75 years since end of WWII
• 22,000 restaurant jobs lost in UK this year
• Older workers hit hard by crisis
• Woman dies in jet ski crash as the sun brings the crowds out all across Wales
• People still catching Covid-19 in hospitals
• Indicators and circuit breakers to
• More than 4000 migrants reach UK by boat in 2020
• UK pledges more aid after Beirut explosion
• Afghan council agrees to free members of Taliban
• Hundreds of nurses take their battle for a pay rise to the streets
• ‘It’s the worst imaginable thing to happen to your child’
• Headteache­rs’ exam fears for deprived pupils
• Archie’s death leaves devasted family grateful for loving care
• A slight improvemen­t, but the Welsh economy still struggling
• Embracing the new normal as firms change way they operate
• ‘No one should go to school and endure racist slurs or aggression’
• Nurses deserve our support in pay fight
• We need a union of independen­t states
• ON THIS DAY
• Time to build a truly National Health Service here in Wales
• Wear this badge to keep things safe
• Plan for more nurse apprentice­ships falls short, union warns
• Ask the local pharmacist for help if you are a bit overweight
• We need to tackle inequaliti­es in society to keep people safe
• Hospital at forefront of trialling Covid-19 antibodies treatment
• Keep fit and carry on into a happy and healthy old age
• Three simple ways to help you beat stress
• Warnock enters battle for Moore
• Davies in plea over top WRU position
• Rhian future depends on training test

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