Western Mail - 2017-05-10

• ‘More could die’ warning after tragedy of woman in 4-hour queue outside A&E
• ‘A HUGE HONOUR’ – JAMIE TO LEAD WALES ON TOUR
• 300 NEW JOBS FOR NEWPORT
• WRU TAKE CONTROL OF BLUES
• Detective cleared in jailed rock star probe
• Pin-up Pat to be buried in the dress that made her famous
• Drought concerns downplayed despite 10th-driest April since records began
• ‘Energy bills cap not a guarantee of end to yearly price rises’ – May
• Sam Gould ‘has months’ but vows to beat cancer
• Farron in bid for role as leader of the opposition
• Corbyn backpeddle­s on vow to carry on as leader if Labour lose
• More troops may go to Afghanista­n
• Schoolgirl dies after falling from theme park water ride
• Pink Floyd exhibition at V&A
• Tributes to doctors killed in US penthouse shooting
• 150 jobs at risk as cuts announced at thirdWelsh university
• Crash victim can live at home on £1.26m payout
• Jury to retire as ‘love rival’ denies causing car death
• Boxer Dale Evans back in ring with a special tribute to Towell
• UK’s best nurse recalls tragic patient
• Public inquiry into infected blood scandal ‘urgent’, say campaigner­s
• Drunk slashed-artery patient who abused and attacked hospital staff is jailed
• How Champions League final will restrict access to city centre
• Eurovision’s highs and lows
• MORNING SERIAL
• Diversity crisis a ‘hammer blow for local democracy’
• MODERN FAMILY
• ‘NHS is a lost cause’ – student’s op despair
• ON THIS DAY
• Simple Brexit solution so UK can prosper
• Plaid on the up as population shifting
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• ‘Free trade may be desirable but don’t fear a hard Brexit’
• Music masterclas­s from playful Puppies
• Thomas climbs Etna... and he climbs to second
• Plenty to be proud about despite Swans’ struggles so far
• Cardiff boss promises new faces for friendly
• ‘Miracle man’ Flynn gets Newport job
• Stats show managerial changes at Liberty were right, insist pundits
• All Blacks have big injury list for opener
• I’m up for Lions’ No.9 challenge, insistsWeb­b
• The reason we left Davies out ofWales tour – McBryde
• Lucky for some... the 13 new faces chosen for
• ‘Two tour victories would be a great achievemen­t for us’
• Dream scenario the nod to lead
• TheTest matches against Samoa andTonga
• UAE ambassador pledges to back Britain after EU pullout
• Welsh Government must reveal financial support to car-maker
• Reaping the rewards of data security
• Broomfield & Alexander snaps up Agincourt in merger
• ‘If EU funding is not replaced, small firms inWales will suffer’
• John Lewis may face £36m bill to compensate underpaid staff
• Embattled E.ON reveals slump in customers and earnings
• Small sacrifice must social welfare crisis
• Be made to solve the facingWale­s’ services
• Lloyds in the dock as case brought by shareholde­rs
• Cardiff Met sheds senior positions in restructur­ing
• What Cardiff its new Qatar
• Airport must do to make Airways service succeed
• Building the foundation­s
• Of a new regional policy
• A licence to generate energy for the people
• Celtic Manor is selected as Euro chefs’ resort of choice
• Wales’ homegrown oil supplier hires 27 in expansion drive
• How Lloyds Bank plans to help Britain prosper
• Sad death of a pioneering housebuild­er
• Wrexham bed and furniture retailer goes into liquidatio­n after sales decline
• What will happen if you make it to the airport on
• Occupier interest expressed in new city centre office scheme
• Retail space at university’s student centre for up for grabs
• Chef to the stars returns as king of the Vale castle
• Burmese days in Cardiff as senior designer joins architects
• DAVID MYRDDIN-EVANS
• ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

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