Western Mail - 2017-04-03

• PM ‘would go to war’ to defend Gibraltar – claim
• HOPES OF EUROPEAN RUGBY SUCCESS DASHED
• ALEX JONES’ PARANOIA OVER MATERNITY LEAVE
• WESTON: ‘I STILL MISS MY MATES EVERY DAY’
• Police get powers to stop online grooming
• WalesOnlin­e celebrates success at news media industry awards
• Welsh charity gets cash boost to tighten screws on smokers
• NHS campaign gets children in Wales brushing up their smiles
• Eighties-vintageVal­leys trains on track for another 10 years
• Money to tempt the best graduates to teach in Wales
• ‘Don’t leave Wales with a puppet parliament’ – Leanne Wood tells PM
• »Falklands War anniversar­y:
• Leave campaign told lies – Bettel
• Prince visits Italian city struck by earthquake
• Search for Colombian flood survivors resumes
• Murder investigat­ion after man dies following nightclub ‘attack’
• Family is the biggest issue for children seeking counsellin­g
• Student’s blog tells of mental health struggles
• Local causes to benefit from new Welsh lottery
• Thousands take part in Cardiff Bay runs
• New law limits length of time police can put suspects on bail
• ‘Rugby has given me new strength after cancer fight’
• ‘When Linda passed away, I didn’t know if I would make it’
• Tom tipsWelsh act for the top... but they miss out inVoice final
• Ukip AM causes outrage with ‘appalling’ refugee comments
• Dreams of freedom in Iran prison
• FiveWelsh companies among UK top 100 for profit growth
• BHS pension scheme less favoured than Arcadia, claims MP
• New tax rules offer relief for investors in property
• Asos bucks grim retail trend with sales surge
• Accuracy must not be a victim of these atrocities
• MORNING SERIAL
• Fear that low-income families could be hit by tax changes
• Wales requires the very best teachers
• The young people making the world a better place
• PET project to focus on combatting cancer
• ‘Dialysis centre will improve facilities for patients and staff’
• ‘Our aim is to raise the quality of care’
• It’s time to act for beach-ready legs
• Concert showcases the best of Europe
• Swans back in real danger after a Sunday stalemate
• Sigurdsson can’t save the Swans this time... and now they must fight for survival
• How they rated
• WHAT WE LEARNED FROM STALEMATE AT THE LIBERTY
• ‘Meaningles­s’ Cardiff games to be vital for players’ futures
• Boss Warnock loses his cool over Iceland friendly game
• WHAT WE LEARNED FROM CARDIFF’S MOLINEUX MISERY
• There for the taking, but Ospreys manage to throw it all away
• Super Sarries head for Munster showdown
• Halfpenny’s hopes of final place are dashed
• Unacceptab­le and shocking, coach Wilson blasts display
• Promotion has to wait for champs Pontypool
• Bedwas savour Foster’s Challenge Cup success
• Old rivals fail to inspire in drab derby
• McIntosh takes a blast at social media in pitch row
• County keep on fighting
• Dragons starting to plan for next season as campaign fizzles out
• Saints and Bala leave it late to book final tickets
• Konta playing down the comparison­s withWade
• Final defeat is World blow for Williams

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