Wales On Sunday - 2018-12-02

• DEBT & DESPAIR
• MURDER SQUAD POLICE SEARCH WOODLAND
• ‘NIGHTCLUB ATTACK LEFT MY SKULL LOOKING LIKE THIS’
• GARDENS ‘DISAPPEAR’ IN LANDSLIDE
• TRAVELLERS FACING MORE RAIL MISERY
• PROBLEMS ON STREETS MAKING LIFE ‘HELL’ FOR WORKERS
• 45,000 operations to remove young teeth
• PALM OIL DANGER WARNING FOR DOG OWNERS
• Dance experience is ‘just part of Strictly’
• Jodie to read bedtime tale
• TAGS AND ASBO – BUT RUGBY HAS TURNED CARRIGAN’S LIFE AROUND
• JAPAN’S PM IN PLEA TO MAY OVER BREXIT NO-DEAL
• G20 leaders make agreement
• LACIE FACES CHRISTMAS IN ISOLATION
• WHO KILLED SIX-YEAR-OLD CAROL AFTER SHE WENT OUT TO PLAY?
• PRIVILEGE TO HAVE KNOWN BUSH –MAJOR
• BEHIND BARS
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• Wilsons Auctions has Christmas all wrapped up across its Welsh branches
• Off-road icon stays true to heritage
• Dragons earn replay after controvers­y over Ricketts
• WILSON AT DOUBLE AS THE SWANS SUBSIDE TO THIRD LOSS
• How they rated
• The buck stops with me, says manager Potter after ‘bad week’
• SUTTON JIBE STILL INSPIRING BLUEBIRDS, SAYS BOSS
• ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE EURO 2020 DRAW
• BRAVE BLUES JUST MISS OUT
• WILLIAMS WINS IT FOR PONTY
• It’s another defeat as Bridgend’s struggles continue
• Tough going, but Wizards magic up a home victory
• SPORT Champagne to spark celebratio­ns
• NATIONAL LEAGUE RUGBY
• WELSH ALLIANCE FOOTBALL
• WELSH PREMIER

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