Western Mail - 2017-03-04

• Plaid leader lays out vision of open and tolerant Wales
• RUGBY MATCH TRIBUTES TO MUCH-LOVED ELLI
• BLUES’ LEIGH BID FAILED OVER CONTRACT LENGTH
• Population of UK to pass 70 million mark in less than decade
• Welsh Labour ‘blaming patients for problems in NHS’, claims Plaid AM
• Windfall for Hammond ahead of his Budget after growth hike
• New GP contract promises 1% pay rise and better conditions
• Rod’s ‘deepest apologies’ over ‘beheading’ desert video
• AMs keen to meet energy minister to secure tidal scheme
• Councillor suspended over ‘bullied’ worker case
• Air crash blamed on pilot flying too slow and low
• Parents’ bid to keep baby on life support
• Nato needs strategy for Russia, says UK general
• Massive rise in numbers sleeping rough in capital
• French strike to hit air passengers
• Cliff-plunge boy ‘suffering from sepsis’ – inquest
• Circuit ofWales backers hit back at MP’s attacks
• Pensioner drove without glasses causing ‘serious’ injury
• Royal Mint loses trademark fight
• University’s ‘gender stereotype’ words ban
• Queen meets new mascot in visit to RoyalWelsh regiment
• Nuclear sub blueprint found in charity shop
• Celebratin­g one of the greatest moments in our sporting history
• Cruel teen walks free after millions see attack on pony
• ‘I was sexually abused as a child and raped’ – Fonda
• MI6 launches cinema recruitmen­t campaign ‘to deter James Bond wannabes’
• ‘Brexit negativity biggest threat to Welsh prosperity’
• Leader Corbyn urged to ‘act quickly’ as thousands quit
• How ‘red shirt Labour’ inWales helped party avoid Scottish fate
• Call to lower drink-drive limit to save lives inWales
• Employers ‘slowing uptake’ of zero-hours workers
• Hound-ini Ollie seeks new home after latest escape bid
• Residents told to shut windows after blaze
• Small city has a large wealth of culture to boost 2021 bid
• MORNING SERIAL
• Oscargate is not the end of the world
• Theresa May’s new devolution vision
• Corbyn refuses to follow the herd
• ON THIS DAY
• Criminals benefit from underfundi­ng
• Council defends education cuts amid ‘difficult choices’
• Second step proves beyond the reach of many homeowners
• Why it pays to shop around to get the best financial deals
• POUND NOTES
• Morrisons gets its mojo back as profits set to show big rise
• Contact awards honour workers on the front line
• Chancellor expected to back Swansea City Deal
• Good and bad news during US trade trip
• Leaders’ adaptable art of working the crowds
• MARKET REPORT
• How your old coins could be value for money
• Old rockers find their own identity
• O Maonlai to hit right note at Newbury
• I’m keeping the faith in Fabianski, says Clement
• ‘Stadium deal can help on-pitch Swans success’
• TNS on brink of securing the title
• ‘Intense’ week for changed Dragons
• A family affair for Nicholas as Scarlets seek a repeat display
• Call-ups and casualty list sets challenge for Blues
• WEEKEND FIXTURE LIST
• Pooler in push for a third scalp
• Halfpenny or Kearney? Biggar or Sexton? So, how manyWelsh aces have an edge over Irish counterpar­ts?
• I’m fit and firing, declares Vunipola
• OSPREYS TOP OF THE PRO12 PILE THANKS TO BATTLING VICTORY IN EDINBURGH
• ANOTHER KEY WEEKEND FOR BLUEBIRDS & SWANS
• on the MARKET
• Pretty pastels at Leekes
• A space in tune with Mike’s life

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