South Wales Echo - 2017-09-13

• TEACHER’S HALF-NAKED SELFIE SHAME
• FIGHT TICKETS ON SALE FOR £5K
• WARNING TO STORM WATCHERS AS AILEEN BLOWS IN
• Get that Friday feeling – on a Monday
• Police statistics reveal which city streets have most crime
• Bay beach set to expand to new site with funfair
• Carwyn tells AMs to veto legislatio­n
• Warning after puppy is poisoned
• Merthyr in running to build new army infantry vehicle
• New iPhone upgrade boost for city tech firm
• Gang made eight trips with drugs, court told
• Five artists in running for £40k Artes Mundi prize
• Store staff praised for saving woman from gift card con
• Recycle rates up, despite initial issues
• Uni professor, 43, ‘killed himself after mental breakdown’
• Greenaways has moved but still offers excellent customer service
• Appeal for relatives of miners who died in blasts
• WWI REMEMBERED ‘In Gallipoli heroic Welsh soldiers were always staring defeat in face’
• Crazy cast of motorhomin­g mates keeps us entertaine­d
• WEDDINGS Couple fell in love rocking at festival
• Take the plunge with Final Venture
• How Wales are they face crisis
• Preston ruin proud unbeaten start on a dire night for City
• Staff do a wonderful job despite pressures
• ‘An incredible job – I wouldn’t want to do anything else’
• ‘Everyone’s needs are different’
• ‘I love my job. But days are long and stressful, administra­tion is relentless and the demands on the NHS are increasing...’
• I used to inject insulin between six and 10 times a day. Now I have an insulin pump. This gives me much more freedom...
• ‘At a children’s hospice you can help make memories’ Ty Hafan is a leading hospice for children with life-limiting illnesses. Here, lead nurse Candice St John describes what it’s like to work there
• A typical day in the life of an AOS cancer specialist...
• Friendly face Julia always there for support
• ‘Cloudy vision will have gone day after short op’
• Poisons unit helps get patient to the right place sooner
• ‘Medication isn’t for everyone but for me it works, and helps me live a stable, ordinary life’
• HOW THE NCMH CARRIES OUT ITS ASSESSMENT­S
• Exposure to asbestos has left some people fighting for their lives. Here, former carpenter explains how he’s been affected
• A lifeline for older patients
• ‘My knee pain was caused by my stiff right hip’

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