Western Mail - 2017-02-22

• THE BIG GARETH BALE INTERVIEW
• Murder case ‘stark reminder’ of Wales’ domestic abuse toll
• WALES TO UNLEASH GEORGE NORTH AGAINST THE SCOTS
• Carwyn wades in for US flight-ban teacher
• Batten down the hatches as Storm Doris to strike
• Husband in cash fight ‘tried to use his dyslexia’
• Young sex-abuse victims ‘are not taken seriously’
• ‘Rages and clinginess can signify neglect’
• MPs win right to use Welsh in debates
• No deal is a bad deal, says ex-Tory minister
• ‘No blank cheque for Government’ over Brexit
• 10,000 back bid to save DWE
• BBC pledges £8.5m more for English-languageTV
• Men start to close the gap for life expectancy
• Health figures put Wales in line with UK average
• Ex-wife killer loses £5m family ruling appeals
• Couple to fight on in civil partnershi­p hope
• ‘Clear evidence of Russia meddling in UK elections’
• Bodies of 74 migrants washed ashore in Libya
• Toxicologi­sts baffled in Kim Jong Nam ‘poisoning’
• Drinker bit end off man’s nose in pub fight
• Tributes to law student who died after stairs fall
• ‘M4 relief road ignores our future generation­s’
• ‘No-one should suffer violence or abuse from their partner’
• ‘Reject Circuit ofWales, it’s a big white elephant’
• All-star cast for Han Solo movie as filming starts
• Devoted couple murdered by armed robbers
• Flash-mob launched 100 days to UEFA Women’s Champions League Final
• ‘Come home safe, take up offer of fishing boat funds’
• Testing time ahead as working communitie­s go to the polls
• MORNING SERIAL
• Mispronunc­iation the cross we have to bear
• The screams that we must not ignore
• ON THIS DAY
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Overhaul needed so ditch the Assembly
• Treasuring the riches migrants bring to our community
• The women who helped men reach for the stars
• An admiral-able display
• I fear that if I Iived in L.A. I might well lose perspectiv­e
• Pretenders launch with classic comedy
• Bank on Botticelli at Kempton
• Rose is thorn in County’s side
• Dream week has City dreaming of play-offs
• Clement looking forward to return
• Adventurou­s Scots could pose plenty of problems for Howley’s men
• Saili incident shows why rugby should introduce challenges
• Team GB star Joyce gets start
• Pontypool face yet another away day
• ‘We broke off our structure’ – Edwards get to the root cause of Daly’s try
• Tipuric gets Johnson and O’Connell seal of approval
• Giggs wants to make his mark as a club boss
• Blueprint for vibrant city centre space considered
• Pioneering cancer centre to be named after scientist
• Lord Heseltine examines case for £1.3bn City Deal
• Bank ‘may not be able to forecast the next financial crisis’
• Wales’ deaf-friendly organisati­ons to be heard at upcoming awards
• HSBC results disappoint­ing, says expert
• ‘Group collaborat­ions are the way forward post-Brexit’
• City Deal projects to transform the Swansea Bay City Region’s economy
• Boost your business with apprentice­ships
• Rhowch hwb i’ch busnes gyda phrentisia­ethau
• Office space in high demand at Orbit
• The Welsh export success stories to inspire businesses of tomorrow
• Innovation award for pregnancy harness
• LSH helps expansion flow for water treatment firm
• Greek firm finds a Welsh home at ICE
• It’s time to make sure you’re not missing out
• Grandparen­ts help save £16bn in childcare costs
• Infrastruc­ture changes will give Wales an edge over competitio­n
• Cyden appoints new sales director
• Fast-growing law firm expands
• New South Wales chairman appointed
• Ambitious aspiration­s for Alison at Anwyl
• ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

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