Western Mail - 2016-10-04

• ‘I FEEL VERY PRIVILEGED’
• Cairns signals shake-up in funding for poorest areas
• SWANSEA FANS SPLIT AS BRADLEY REPLACES GUIDOLIN
• ‘Regrettabl­e’ delay in M4 relief road inquiry
• THREE CHEERS FOR FAT DUCK
• The single market is more important than blocking migrants, insists Carwyn
• Tories have to be seen as more than the ‘angry’ party, says Welsh leader
• ‘Guarded welcome’ for pledges from CBI
• Political opponents hit out at ‘failed agenda’
• Leanne: Hammond U-turn was an ‘ideologica­l choice’
• Russia halts plutonium deal with United States
• Matthew roars in to flood Jamaica and Haiti
• Trump in new sexism storm over Apprentice
• Kardashian robbed of millions at gunpoint
• Fears as Estyn halts inspection of authoritie­s
• Renowned ‘painter of kings’ Vicari dies aged 84
• Rider died after horse threw her from saddle, inquest told
• Wife who beat husband to death is jailed for life
• Boxer Dale: ‘I feel responsibl­e for opponent’s tragic death’
• Child sex claims ‘absolute rubbish’ says ex-inspector
• Drug dealer who posed as student in capital is jailed
• Pythons ‘will rally around Terry in dementia battle’
• Community plans for town’s old pub set to get green light
• UK manufactur­ing output at highest since June 2014
• Tesco facing lawsuit as investors claim to have lost £150m
• Ranson next chief executive at law firm
• Plaid suggests £7.5bn plan to focus on infrastruc­ture
• MARKET REPORT
• Tragic Miriam’s family take fight to Downing St
• MORNING SERIAL
• UK looks to Brexit with hard and soft choices
• SECOND GLANCE
• Funding puts historic hall’s future in doubt
• Brexit has torched the old rule-book
• Research claims need closer scrutiny
• Grammar schools will fail our children
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Theresa May determined to programme the UK’s satnav
• A night of music, comedy and dance
• Time for Collection at Leicester
• Clarke believes Europe in good shape to reclaim trophy in two years’ time
• Three defeats and just one Pro12 victory on the weekend would suggest Welsh rugby has plenty to ponder with local derbies, the start of the European campaign and then the autumn internatio­nal series all looming. But there was plenty for the fans to get en
• Winners and losers: Mike sets Sale for big win, why it’s perked up for Pooler and reffing hell in Pro12
• Pro12’s viewing figures on the up
• Clarke to get a chance with Villa
• Trollope can do to turn will he get the chance?
• GUIDOLIN’S TIME AT THE LIBERTY
• Swans fans concerned as Bradley replaces Guidolin
• WHAT CAN TROLLOPE DO TO TURN IT AROUND?
• Conservati­onists’ call to revitalise country
• ‘Rural policy after Brexit must not ignore Wales’
• THOSE ALL-IMPORTANT PRICES
• The warriors of Chepstow
• Tenant family thrilled to take up daunting farming challenge
• Canadians are in for a treat asWelsh lamb hits their supermarke­t shelves
• NFU Cymru vows to make robust response to consultati­on
• Government committee learns why farming really does matter
• Conference will cover current prospects forWelsh agricultur­e
• Gadael yr UE: Be’ nesa i ffermwyr Cymru?
• Vote for an oak that has stood tall for 50 centuries
• Party atmosphere in a good cause at season’s last meet

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