South Wales Echo - 2023-01-27

• Rugby regions endorse letter which calls on wru chief and board to resign
• 50-year-old arrested after man’s death released on bail
• ‘i was racially abused as a child then found letters that changed everything’
• Plans for massive 18-storey student block in Cardiff Bay
• Dad died during charity trek to mount everest
• Councillor­s hit out at proposal to raise council tax by 7.9%
• Bowls club on lookout for help to support commercial side of team
• Killer seen on CCtV just hours before she stabbed man to death
• City centre dealer seen selling drugs on CCtV
• Kelly goes scandi for solo project
• Life on the hidden Cardiff have to travel through an Street that you archway to find
• The 88-year-old quiz master who still writes all her own questions
• Panel to examine how authority dealt with paedophile councillor
• Football fan tells of abuse on GWR train
• Insulation scandal victims still waiting
• Closing cafe ‘like losing member of family’ says mum
• Man, 46, with 140 offences in court again for card fraud
• Trans woman rapist moved to male prison
• Russian attacks kill 11
• Government rows back on Windrush
• More Raab bully claims
• From ex-pub to family-run Caribbean restaurant
• Our big chance to pull together as a nation
• The Celts are being erased from history
• ON THIS DAY
• WEBCHAT 46% of Reception class children not ready to start school, say teachers
• CLASS ACTS
• RUSSELL GRANT
• From musical pirate to King of the Jungle
• On the down-low
• CIVIC VIRTUES
• Wainwright all set for first Scarlets start against Bulls
• Big Mick is relishing being the oldest boss in league
• Company is taking inclusive theatre to the next level
• Empowering children with words
• Nobody wants to see me do an impression of Kevin Costner
• The less Blur do, the more popular we get
• Here comes the bride... and a bloodthirs­ty band of pirates
• This was one of the hardest things I have ever had to do in my life
• RISE & SHINE

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