Articles from Wales Online (Cardiff, Wales) (June 30, 2020)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Collectable' 50p coin sells for staggering [pounds sterling]63,100 -and experts are stunned; The coin released in 2016 to mark 950 years since the Battle of Hastings, has traded for 126,000 times its face value on an auction site.	By, Emma Munbodh & Brett Gibbons		500
A new direction during lockdown could improve the lives of young people; Calon Cymru Fostering is looking for enthusiastic foster carers to help change a young person's life.	By, Jonny Dillon		406
All the Leicester lockdown rules explained in 60 seconds; Similar lockdowns could be imposed anywhere in the UK.	By, Neil Shaw		426
All the TV shows that will resume filming in Wales in July; Cameras will be rolling again next month in Wales as some high end productions resume filming.	By, Laura Clements		719
Boris announces [pounds sterling]1.5bn for hospitals, [pounds sterling]1bn for schools and [pounds sterling]100m for roads; The [pounds sterling]5bn 'New Deal' plan aims to build the UK's economy out of coronavirus depression.	By, Neil Shaw		581
Boris Johnson refuses to rule out tax rises in wake of Covid-19; It comes as he announced [pounds sterling]5bn of investment to kick start the economy.	By, Neil Shaw		656
Broadway to stay closed for rest of 2020 due to coronavirus; Shows will not return to New York's theatre district until next year in a devastating blow to the industry.	By, Keiran Southern, PA & Sarah Hughes		330
Employees will ignore advice not to go to work if they feel ill after lockdown; Almost half of those polled in study of 2,000 workers feel pressure from their boss to go in regardless of how they feel.	By, Brett Gibbons		376
Everything you need to know about Boris's shake-up of the planning rules; New regulations will make it easier to change land use in town centres.	By, Daniel Smith		546
Fake news and how Facebook wants to help you spot it and stop it; Social media users encouraged to question where posts are from, what's missing and how it makes them feel.	By, Jamie Harris PA & Raina Wilson		582
First look at the new school rules being announced this week; Some subjects dropped, [pounds sterling]120 fines for parents and primary lessons for secondary pupils.	By, Neil Shaw		711
Increasing court case backlog 'could take up to 10 years to clear'; An inspection into the Crown Prosecution Service's handling of the coronavirus pandemic warns the number of cases is rising daily.	By, Taz Ali, PA & Sarah Hughes		471
Local lockdown: All the areas with spikes in Covid-19 cases; Restrictions have been imposed on Leicester.	By, Aliss Higham & Annette Belcher-BM & Lottie Gibbons		242
Lockdown 'could be catastrophic' for mental health of younger generation; More than a third of children and young people surveyed said they had more trouble sleeping and had increased feelings of sadness, stress and loneliness.	By, Jemma Crew, PA & Sarah Hughes		738
Mass study into effect of anti-malaria drug on preventing Covid-19 given go-ahead to continue; More than 40,000 healthcare workers worldwide will be given chloroquine, hydroxychloroquine or a placebo in new global trial.	By, Brett Gibbons		370
Met Office on when the weather will get 'warmer again' in the UK; When will the weather get warmer again? Latest from Met Office.	By, Emma Grimshaw & Megan Nisbet		347
Million of drivers to jam England's roads this weekend as overnight stays allowed in lockdown easing; The new rules come into effect from Saturday.	By, Neil Lancefield, PA Transport Correspondent & Kirstie McCrum		336
More dental and optometry services are now available again in Wales; Additional procedures are being reintroduced.	By, Mark Smith		610
Paper wine bottle launched in bid to reduce environmental impact; The Frugal bottle is made of recycled materials, including a paperboard outer with a food-grade liner to hold the wine or spirit.	By, Emily Beament PA & Sarah Hughes		223
Scientists warn about new virus found in pigs in China with 'pandemic potential' for humans; It causes respiratory illnesses like Swine Flu in humans.	By, Talia Shadwell & Kirstie McCrum		353
The reasons why we must support Llanelli town centre, by its loyal customers; The town centre is often given a bad reputation but there are bands of loyal customers who keep coming back.	By, Bethan Thomas		1280
The sixteen symptoms of coronavirus reported by sufferers; Symptoms have been added to official lists, reported by medics and researched by scientists.	By, Neil Shaw		1453
Tough new Leicester lockdown rules and 36 places it could happen next; There is a full list of 36 places where coronavirus cases are currently rising in the UK.	By, Neil Shaw		1734
Twitter row erupts between Piers Morgan and Dan Walker after GMB host calls him out live on air; The GMB and BBC presenters came to blows on Twitter after Morgan called him out for 'blowing' his chance to hold Matt Hancock to account.	By, Scott Edwards		574
UK economy drops in biggest fall since 1979; The shrinking is worse than had been thought.	By, Neil Shaw		281
Weird things the Government accidentally banned thanks to Covid-19; Decent TV, trumpets, dogs in cars and relationships -the rules have had some unintended consequences.	By, Neil Shaw		804
What a local lockdown is and how it works; Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called the strategy 'whack-a-mole' and 'cluster busting'.	By, Neil Shaw		648
Why health board bosses decided to keep the Royal Glamorgan A&E department open; The decision to retain 24-hour emergency services was described as a "new chapter" in the future of the unit.	By, Mark Smith		1579
Zoo warns of 'mass cull' of its animals because of money problems following lockdown; Twycross Zoo has a whole raft of 'endangered species unique to the UK'.	By, Nick Dawson & Kirstie McCrum		762