Western Mail - 2017-05-22

• SCHOOLBOY IN MAJOR RESCUE AFTER 45ft QUARRY FALL
• Leaders bid for votes in keyWelsh battlegrou­nd
• THE NIGHT MY LIFE CHANGED FOREVER
• Rail commuters get 200,000 extra seats
• Glamping pods that are the stuff of legend
• Britain set to soak up sun as temperatur­es soar this week
• Tories step up attack on Corbyn as Labour makes gains in the polls
• Prescott to campaign for ‘PM in waiting’ Corbyn
• Tories forecast to gain landslide win if voters aged 18-24 stay away
• » Sexism & politics: Essay,
• More than 2,000,000 apply to register to vote on June 8
• Bulk of cuts ‘likely to go ahead no matter who wins election’
• May to tellWales today that Labour has taken the nation for granted
• ‘Get to grips with social media for your kids’ sake’
• Scientist gets payout for Afghan bomb injuries
• ‘China crippled CIA ops and killed informants’
• Trump accuses Assad of ‘unspeakabl­e crimes’
• Majority of Welsh want broadcasti­ng powers devolved, new poll suggests
• House sellers’ asking prices hit new high
• Work set to begin on fans ‘posh campsite’
• Stadium changes name ahead of European final
• Jail for man ‘with alcohol issue’ who violently attacked partners
• ‘More should have been done’ to help PTSD-suicide dad
• UK’s first cancer-fighting proton beam machine arrives inWales
• Plan drawn up to secure future of red squirrel
• Social business sector worth £2.37bn to Wales
• M&S expected to post lower annual profits
• European finals can be catalyst to fuel ambitions
• RBS set for costly battle as ex-boss Goodwin defends role
• Rhodri: The debt I owed to born debater Charles Kennedy
• MORNING SERIAL
• ‘Rhodri’s lasting legacy is to have acted as bridge for both his party and his nation...’
• Jones and May are vying for your vote
• Ukip has the right to make points on aid
• Holiday idea could turn into a vacation nightmare for some
• ‘UK should follow Wales’ lead on safe staff levels’
• Looking for those who go to GP to get dental help
• ‘Hundreds of thousands unaware they have irregular heartbeat’
• A new perspectiv­e on an ‘unforgivin­g’ illness
• Breastfeed­ing for longer ‘could prevent wheezing in first year’
• ‘The experience made me uneasy and vulnerable’
• Helping women’s health across the ages
• A wonderful escapist jamboree
• SPORT We want more stars like Gylfi, insists Swans boss
• Happy ending does not mask the need for so much better... THE LAST WORD ANDREW GWILYM AT THE LIBERTY STADIUM > andrew.gwilym@trinitymir­ror.com
• Fun in the sun, but no beach boys after fine Liberty fightback
• Can Freddie finally fire after tough first term?
• Chelsea bid farewell to Terry with high five
• Euro woe as Arsenal outgunned by rivals
• Final flourish... why have forged ahead of the rest
• WHAT WE LEARNED AS OSPREYS LOSE IN LIMERICK
• Scarlets in Wales?
• Dai vows to keep on attacking
• Weekend defeats leave Lions coach Gatland a winner
• Eddie to keep tabs on No.9 vacancy
• In-form Ingram irresistab­le Notts
• It’s connect four as Bronwydd win again
• There’s no holding Holden in Bridge win
• Will power the key as Davey and Co
• It’s Hicks, Hicks hooray for Carew
• Capital gains for Cardiff as Neath are skittled for just 41
• Dancing Star to waltz to success at Windsor
• Warlow toasts hard work of Black & Ambers
• Final success for Merthyr

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