Western Mail - 2017-03-01

• BIGGAR & HALFPENNY ON WALES PENALTY STORM
• Undergroun­d tunnel ‘plan’ for new M4 relief road
• GRIEVING FAMILIES ‘BITTERLY DISAPPOINT­ED’ AS MATALAN COUPLE’S MURDERER JAILED FOR LIFE
• » Stuart Cole:
• Actor Luke celebrates heroes of wild Wales to attract tourists
• 7,000-year-old footprints on Gower ‘could be hunting party’
• » More St David’s Day:
• » Carolyn Hitt:
• Plaid leader calls for cannabis to be legalised as medicine
• MINIMUM TERMS BEING SERVED
• Labour ‘no prospect of winning next election’ – Keir Starmer
• Grieving families to sue travel firm overTunisi­a beach terror massacre
• ‘Wales must do better’ in internatio­nal school test
• Amateur treasure hunters unearth IronAge jewellery
• Breast surgeon ‘invented cancer risk to justify ops’
• Accountant caused Oscar chaos with envelope error
• Assurances sought over paedophile charge policy
• School ‘will expel pupils to make room for newcomers’
• Man charged with murder after death of father-of-two
• £7m project to restore historic landscape at Botanic Garden
• Ex-teacher tells court he never touched children inappropri­ately
• Student engineer ‘overwhelme­d by public’s support’
• Millions of UK families are facing cash worries
• Welsh lobster flies flag for skin cancer awareness
• Teenager was ‘cheerful’ on night out before death
• Man, 50, jailed over gas-blast suicide bid
• S4C under fire from deaf charity over subtitles lapse
• Calls for commitment to young moving from care
• Huggard Centre working to break cycle of homelessne­ss In the latest of our articles looking at homelessne­ss in Cardiff, Oliver Milne visits the Huggard Centre, the city’s largest overnight shelter, to meet the people who keep it running
• MORNING SERIAL
• The storm overWelsh that has threatened to
• Medium education tear a village apart
• MODERN FAMILY
• Chancellor mustn’t forget the strugglers
• ON THIS DAY
• Wise Owl’s words have served me well
• Time for the Wales coaches to depart
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Politician­s divorced from family life
• Plenty of enthusiasm for party time
• Murray’s back in the swing after his shock early Australia exit
• Bellew’s risking life by fighting me – Haye
• Don’t look down... the key fixtures set to decide Swans’ survival fate
• Rangers gave me my desire back, admits Bluebirds bossWarnoc­k
• True to form... which Wales contenders are in with a real shout of making big break?
• ‘Wales are in a selection tangle.They should have experiment­ed in autumn’
• Ospreys in venue switch for Euro clash
• AlunWyn was keen on the three, but Leigh wasn’t decisive enough – Jenks
• SPORT My hurt over penalty kick incident – Biggar
• Bluebirds pour cold water on sale talk
• Giant vote of confidence in GEAviation­Wales site
• New digital awards pay tribute toWales’ tech entreprene­urs
• HR department­s must learn to move with the changing times
• Cyflogwyr yn croesawu polisi prentisiae­thau newydd Llywodraet­h Cymru
• Employers embrace new Welsh Government apprentice­ship policy
• Wales at the front line of UK defence sector procuremen­ts
• It’s official – St David’s Day sees City Deal signed off
• Yr amser gorau erioed i fusnesau recriwtio prentis
• There has never been a better time for businesses to recruit an apprentice
• Financial services under shadow of Brexit in regions
• St Asaph firm gets good optics with hi-tech glass
• AMs write to PM seeking support for tidal lagoon
• Family bakery is a winner with overseas trade for second year
• Capital Law welcomes a fresh intake of high-powered legal talent
• Promoting Wales’ internatio­nal brand needs homegrown pride
• Pensions hurt by longer lifespans
• Elderly can be flattered into parting with cash
• Plan to build homes and offices on factory site
• Council building is sold to provide an education
• UK property deals still on track despite EU referendum vote
• Bluestone team vows to boost green credential­s
• Ex-judge to arbitrate on clients’ behalf
• DAVID MYRDDIN-EVANS
• ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

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