South Wales Evening Post - 2018-12-06

• FAMILY FLEES A FESTIVE TREE INFERNO
• ‘i had nothing to live for...’
• City deal scheme on hold
• POLICE APPEAL OVER TRAIN ATTACK
• STUDENT FLATS APPROVED
• Groups hit jackpot with lottery grants
• Flooding fears as weather warning heralds new storm
• Plan ruling flies in face of residents’ viewpoints
• Uni students in with a chance of earning prestigiou­s awards
• Youngsters in line for leading award
• Tracking down an NHS
• Dentist caused us plenty of pain
• Rail services ‘to improve by next week’
• Festive concert date at Tabernacle
• RAF man was hit as he ‘defused altercatio­n’
• City’s ‘superfast’ link
• Safety concerns as scheme for 70 houses is given go-ahead
• Concern over pub site housing plan
• WORKING for FREE
• ON THE RADAR
• NEW PUDS ON THE BLOCK
• THE FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO LOST A FORTUNE
• UK ‘could be stuck in EU negotiatio­ns’
• Putin gives warning on banned missiles
• 12 reasons to really get excited about this Christmas
• What happened when we visited the Kingdom of the Elves at Bluestone
• I don’t have any regrets. But mistakes? I’ve made loads
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Bouncing back for a home gig
• IT’S BEEN A PLEASURE
• MORTAL ENGINES
• Unfortunat­e angler learns one way to create a splash
• The very complicate­d route to Euro 2020
• Women start preparatio­ns for Euro 2021 qualifiers
• Stats the way...how numbers add up to tell us who are the best Wales players of 2018
• England say Gatland is on their list for coach job
• Swans old boy Mceachran has a point to prove
• Sunderland defender on the radar, say reports
• Some areas healthy enough but others need a big boost
• BLOW TO SWANS AS JAMES RULED OUT

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