Western Mail - 2020-06-16

• MUM CALLS FOR LAW CHANGE AS SOPHIE’S KILLERS SET TO BE RELEASED EARLY
• Wales ‘not further behind England’ as shops wait to reopen
• WAR ARTIST’S RECORD OF COVID STADIUM
• RISING RUGBY STAR ‘LUCKY TO FLEE CONGO’
• MUM HITS OUT AT ‘RACIST’ CPS IN SON’S CASE
• Correction­s & clarificat­ions
• Four more people die with Covid-19 in Wales, says PHW
• First Minister: I’ve not spoken to PM in nearly three weeks
• ‘Surge now gathering in demand for children’s services’
• ‘One in five has health condition that adds to Covid risk’
• Anxiety levels fall as Britons move towards ‘new normal’
• MPs call for free visa extensions
• Dads clock up childcare hours
• ‘Catastroph­ic blow to savings’
• Woman, 32, assaulted police at lockdown house party
• Europe’s borders reopen for a summer ‘unlike any other’
• ‘Tests and masks could cut deaths’
• Planes 100% safe says EasyJet boss
• ‘Vital stem cell donors down’
• Car-crash death woman identified
• Armed police at scene of ‘assault’
• ‘No arrests’ after Swansea incident
• Attack victim left with facial injuries
• Stranger Things star joins discussion on life after coronaviru­s
• MP Amy Callaghan ‘stable’ after life-saving op
• Unilever puts up £900m eco fund
• Toddler lucky to be alive after shooting
• US fighter jet crashes in sea
• BP forced to cut oil reserves price
• Man who urinated next to PC Palmer memorial jailed
• EU tells Johnson it will not buy ‘pig in a poke’ trade deal
• Madeleine suspect ‘will not answer questions’
• Journalist guilty of president’s ‘libel’
• American ‘spy’ jailed in Russia
• Talks to continue in Nile dam row
• Indonesian air force jet crashes
• Atlanta man shot in back - inquest
• Man on trial over stabbing murder
• Swastika painted at family’s home
• Tramshed no longer derailed
• BLM hero wants ‘equality for all’
• Police call for protests ban amid virus threat
• Owner removes Picton plaque from townhouse in statues row
• Two men spat at police as one said, ‘hope they die’
• Free-range hens ‘polluting river’
• Curtain up on theatre works
• Bridge stonework plans unveiled
• Medtech firm poised for growth ‘milestone’
• ‘Let home constructi­on sector rebuild economy’
• Travis Perkins to close 165 stores and cut 2,500 jobs
• ‘More than a million miss out on Covid support’
• Five things you should know about mesothelio­ma
• Focus now not only on saving lives, but also saving livelihood­s
• Echoes of lost communitie­s
• ‘Put money in pockets so our economy can survive’
• MORNING SERIAL
• Cautious approach is better in long run
• ON THIS DAY
• Monument row could rumble on and on
• Disaster looms for tourism industry
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Students suffering breach of contract
• Vote new beginning without parliament
• First Minister Mark Drakeford says ‘cautious’ approach to easing lockdown will continue
• Celebrate Buddug and don’t mock her
• Wool sector in Wales counts cost of Covid as global prices fall
• Call to pay farmers for ‘rewilding’ their land
• As racing lockdown eases, Grace scores a first for Wales
• Lords reflect key FUW concerns over agri bill
• A radical new vision for the future of agricultur­e
• THE LIGHT FANTASTIC
• Citrus prints are the perfect way to add a little zest to your wardrobe this summer, says
• Berger wins play-off as PGA Tour gets back to business
• Newport skipper O’Brien to retire with heart conditon
• Harris gives City fans cause for optimism over attacking pair
• McBryde leaves RGC to join the Knights
• Rogers branded ‘a tool’ by former team-mate over Newport remarks
• Fox would make an All Black – Fitzy
• Bluebirds will be tough for Leeds – Warnock
• Arms Park may be off-limits for Blues

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