South Wales Evening Post - 2020-05-28

• HUW JENKINS:
• 340 ARRESTS IN WAR ON DRUG GANGS
• KNIFEMAN’S CRIME SPREE
• Language brings Ray, 96, back to her roots
• ‘School’s Out’ online help for families from council
• Trace and protect teams ready to work in Bay area
• Care worker Karina’s happy to join effort at reopened home
• Chief negotiator tells party leaders EU is ‘open’ to two-year Brexit delay
• Grants give businesses £640m boost in crisis
• Finance Minister warns of ‘very, very rough time’ as result of crisis
• Parties in war of words over Cummings issue
• Johnson hints at economic rescue plan
• No plan for ‘localised lockdowns’ in Wales
• ‘Successful’ day as recycling centres reopen to the public
• Queues as residents arrive at centre for first appointmen­ts
• Pledge to revamp plans for helping homeless
• Motorhome turned away after 200-mile journey
• Uni gearing to start new academic year on time
• Builders’ merchant opening up as some traders look to leave lockdown
• Minister ‘can’t say when’ pupils return
• Trump offers support in India-china dispute
• Firm’s ready to boost country’s businesses
• Residents win praise for keeping to rules
• Woman taken to hospital after armed police called to street
• Never underestim­ate the problems facing refugees
• Fast food containers litter area close to drive-thru
• 50 firms aiming to win roles in school projects
• Public views wanted on woodland proposals
• Tax havens move must apply across the board
• M&S suffers £52m hit from virus
• Talking a good game
• Rugby news Marshall and me... playing and Welsh rugby’s Jordan –
• Alongside Dan Carter Mike Phillips tells all
• Davies to fly Ospreys nest after sealing Sarries switch
• Less scrums, hand washing, no team huddles... is this rugby’s future?
• Van the man hopes to play it again in Swans shirt
• Prem to get stuck in as contact resumes

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