Western Mail - 2017-05-09

• OUR PRIDE OF LIONS
• Labour in fightback but Tories still ahead – poll
• TERMINAL CANCER MUM OF TWO, 36, IN BATTLE FOR DRUG
• Watkins inquiry DS has four charges dismissed
• Welsh soldier threatened to stab Girls Aloud singer
• Carwyn on the attack as Labour campaign is launched
• Until at least 2020 – Crabb
• ‘Purdah’ rules breached by stations call, claims MP
• May and Corbyn face off
• Labour seeking alliance
• Election must address issue of economic weakness – report
• ‘Master manipulato­r’ duo drugged and abused kids
• Armed moped gang threat near prince’s school
• Macron looks to future following election win
• Experts seek upper age limit for Everest climbers
• Accused ‘hunted’ her alleged victim, court told
• Warning over chicken pox outbreaks at nurseries
• Campaign bids to attract more nurses to Wales
• Criticism of prison bosses as guards cleared of assault
• Rap for school bus driver over trip to Greggs
• Major office block and public square planned for city scheme
• CBI urges next government to protect UK’s ‘pro-enterprise economy’
• £38m boost for high-tech cluster that will create 2,000 jobs
• MARKET REPORT
• ‘Failure to address the deep anger and alienation that Le Pen has exploited could set the stage for a new era of chaos’
• ‘I couldn’t walk or talk... now I climb mountains’
• MORNING SERIAL
• We need new focus on old challenges
• ON THIS DAY
• We need investment to fuel our economy
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Family fun at this introducti­on to opera
• Thomas is expecting the Giro to erupt on Mt Etna
• Go Dutch at Leicester
• Flynn to get top County job
• The perfect atmosphere is such a big help for us, declares Swans’ Olsson
• Programme to inspire final day clean sheet for Bluebirds
• Magic Mawson in team of the week
• Dragons future set be decided as Newport members cast their votes
• Laidlaw has to cope with emotional call-up
• Bags of fun as Ken is kitted out for the tour
• Lions special:
• Evans signs three-year return deal with Blades
• WillWelsh lamb lose its status post-Brexit?
• Zest is best for price...
• Dairy will create 70 jobs in £22m expansion
• Friendly rivals neck and neck until the final fence
• Trust’s new chief to help Wales’ voice be heard
• Red meat marketers discuss how to raise the profile of lamb
• Keeping a stiff upper lip during uncertain times
• Setting the rural agenda for the next government
• Pembrokesh­ire farmer winsWales’ national silage contest
• NFU applauds Co-op for its ‘refreshing’ commitment to buy British meat
• Gŵyl sy’n cynnig rhywbeth at ddant pawb
• Will Brexit leave us at the mercy of free trade?
• Good racing and kind weather start the season in style

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