Western Mail - 2017-05-15

• JUBILATION FOR SWANSEA CITY
• Nurses threaten ‘summer of protests’ over pay cap
• ‘VILE PAIR PREYED ON MY DAUGHTER LIKE VULTURES’
• Victorious Swans secure place in Premier League
• Friends and supporters getting me through dark days, says mum
• People are urged to register to vote as 350,000 vanish from electoral roll
• Ukip failing to hold on to those who voted for the party in 2015
• Dangers for Wales’ NHS in Brexit approach, says Labour
• Heavens open as Bafta stars take to red carpet
• Macron starts work as he moves into Élysée Palace
• Job fears at Bangor University
• Family devastated over daughter’s tractor death
• Wales strengthen­s its NHS IT security following cyber attack
• ‘Chaos’ warning over proposals for newVelindr­e cancer centre
• Photograph­y festival focuses on revolution
• Nurse’s language skills so poor she had to use GoogleTran­slate
• ‘Stunning’ Lucie thrills the world withTV triumph
• NO POINTS FOR BBC WALES’ EUROVISION TWEET
• ‘I want to make a positive difference to as many people as possible’
• Choir hits the right note with TV judges
• Inflation set to rise as factors combine to hit cost of living
• Occupation­s threatened by rise of the robots
• Warning for Treasury on post-Brexit priorities
• VIP visitor saw plenty of causes for optimism
• Corbyn’s refusal to play the media game comes at a cost
• ‘We must think fast, or we will aid and abet a dangerous Labour defeat
• MORNING SERIAL
• Apathy is a danger to our democracy
• Rates rise for water turbines is just mad
• Tories must not be party for lazy firms
• Strong women inWales who prove we can flourish together
• ‘Now is the time to unite against dementia’
• SUSAN MORRIS
• ‘Checking your blood pressure is so important’
• University to perform groundbrea­king brain procedure
• Call for nurses to consider Wales
• Cardiff and Vale Hospitals come top in patient satisfacti­on survey
• Standout performanc­e of concert series
• Gatland to snub the ‘70s Lions legends
• SPORT Swans safe as Clement plots bright days ahead
• We looked in bad shape, but manager has inspired us on road to safety
• It smells like team spirit as Clement admits Swans have rediscover­ed identity
• It’s hell for Hull as sad Tigers suffer drop after hammering at Palace
• Trading places... Will Adam be on his way in, while Manga departs?
• Street reach end of road as Llanelli win it
• Citizens make it a NorthWales quartet in Europe next term
• LEAGUES ROUND-UP
• It was much tougher this time, says Billy
• Davies’ late magic putsWizard­s through
• Sir Stanley praises the steel shown by Ironmen
• Bronwydd guided to tense win by Davies
• Llandudno taken to wire by battling Quay
• Watkins wields the willow to make
• In-form Ingram see of Kent in a
• Terrific Tom is the star for Carew
• Neath make it so tough for Newport in a winning draw
• Munawer looks rock solid at Brighton
• Talks open on Cardiff fight for Joshua
• Gain in Spain for delighted Hamilton
• Thomas’ Giro hopes are floored by police bike

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