Western Daily Press (Saturday) - 2019-03-02

• Salisbury gets the all-clear
• THE AMAZING BIRTH OF A NEW BREWERY
• Rapper jailed for killing soap actor’s daughter
• Premium Bond Ernie goes back to the future
• 590 miles to paint 17ft yellow lines
• ‘A deal will give us the best Brexit’
• How investment and high-profile events aim to help Salisbury
• Overdose fear kept cordons shut – halting toxin’s spread
• MP’s praise for city’s ‘resilience’ as unfounded fears kept the visitors away
• ‘We need to regain our purpose and vision’
• ‘Reckless’ attack knocked city back twice
• Eurotunnel paid £33m to settle legal dispute
• High Court rules Home Office’s ‘right to rent’ scheme unlawfully discrimina­tes
• EU ‘dishonoura­ble in Brexit negotiatio­ns’
• More children to miss out on first-choice place
• PC ‘made advances on women’
• Region reports 563 online grooming cases in 18 months
• Council reject ‘shoehornin­g’ housing plan
• Appeal 23 years on from disappeara­nce of mum
• Tesla to shut stores in online sales shift
• Broken truck throws football into chaos
• End of highly paid era for ex-vice chancellor
• ‘Breaking sound barrier barely rippled the champagne’
• Why it’s unlikely that a large supersonic passenger plane will be built any time soon
• CONCORDE TIMELINE
• TV chef on move from Cotswolds country pub
• Pensioners conned out of £15,000
• Banksy’s copyright dilemma
• Revolution Bars halts new openings as sales decline
• Manufactur­ing output slumps to 4-month low
• Revenue rises despite house sale slowdown
• ‘Progressiv­e year’ at Mole Valley despite disruption­s
• Big hitters out to bat for high market closure
• William Hill swings to loss amid challenges on UK high street
• We knew it would one day come to this
• Avoid reunions so school mates stay young forever
• Scientific rigour has not come up trumps
• Labour criticised for a very good reason
• Farmers a big part of cleaning up national act
• Richard Haddock At least ‘dirty’ farmers have worms
• Getting stuck into assignment­s all in a day’s work for students
• Our pub brings gin and polo together
• Supporting other family farms is what we do
• AWARD CATEGORIES
• Rediscover food scene helping to bring city back to life
• Movies an escape for top musical director
• Tributes to cleric who never dodged a harsh reality
• Band’s frontman a musical innovator
• Morgan hails the ‘huge character’ of bowler Adil
• Below-par Kenny withdraws from the omnium
• Happy Diva can land the spoils
• McCain: ARC shameful over prize-money
• Bath name returning Obano on the bench
• Somerset legend Ken’s passion for cricket remains as strong as ever
• I understand why Celtic fans are angry – Rodgers
• Reigning champion Herlings is ruled out of opening round
• Parker thrilled to get advice from Sir Alex
• Front man Duffus out to build on his winner
• Bulls need to increase their goal output
• Now stand up and be counted – Coughlan
• Taunton face side they hit seven against
• Ashton working hard to secure trio permanentl­y
• Yate players will respond, says Britton

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