Western Mail - 2017-05-29

• Bomber’s terror network ‘could still be at large’
• FA CUP STAR RAMSEY IN PLEA TO WENGER
• SCARLETS MAP OUT PATH FOR WELSH RUGBY
• BANK HOLIDAY WOE FOR AIR PASSENGERS
• Exclusion orders used in fight on terror – Rudd
• ‘Shoulder to shoulder’ on Manchester run
• Bombing victim’s family warn Government to ‘open its eyes’
• Abuse hurled at surgeon who worked to save terror victims
• PM May ‘shows contempt’ for elderly
• Plaid leader urges voters to ensureWale­s has a
• Parties clash on security as Labour closes gap on Tories
• Peston bangs head on desk in Fallon quizzing
• ‘The ground is shifting ... and the momentum is withWelsh Labour’
• Probe launched into parties’ messaging
• ‘A quarter of the nation
• Favours independen­ce forWales’, says new poll
• Plaid fury at councillor’s coalition proposal
• US strategist:Time for new leaders at Stormont
• Mississipp­i man’s shooting rampage kills eight
• Merkel urges EU nations to fight for their future
• 400 extra flights on the way for Uefa final
• Bumper bank holiday – despite mixed weather
• Swansea named as fixed penalty capital ofWales
• ‘Councils should be given
• ‘Eisteddfod is a show of Wales’ unity and strength’
• Targets for Welsh medium provision’
• ‘Children’s play needs to be priority for new Government’
• Wales aims to be Commonweal­th Games co-host
• Bid to start trust for families of murder victims
• The law on driving and use of mobile phones
• A driver uses phone illegally in UK every seven minutes
• Take a walk through city’s secret tunnels and bunkers inTV show
• ‘Waitrose effect’ adding thousands to price of homes
• How Romeo made a splash in Spain
• Bank’s rate team shrinks in election ‘purdah’
• ‘UK government must commit to infrastruc­ture’
• Ryanair on course to hit profit targets as it seeks new markets
• Cocktail bar to shake things up in the capital
• Cardiff architects to design town homes schemes
• If Kennedy were alive today he would be on social media To mark the centenary of John F Kennedy’s birth, Dr Gregory Frame considers the former US president’s legacy – and compares him with present incumbent Donald Trump
• MORNING SERIAL
• Why Uefa cup match is branding dream for city
• Cardiff is transformi­ng itself for a fabulous fiesta of football
• Drive home message on mobile phone use
• It is not an Equitable Life for some of us
• ON THIS DAY
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Corbyn has dreams of la-la land socialism
• To get young to vote, politics should be compulsory subject
• Wales still gives out the most drugs per person in the UK
• Investment in machines paying off for patients
• Chief executive of Mind Cymru, Sara Moseley, says that people with mental health issues need help and support before they reach crisis point
• DNA test that may help management of blood cancers
• Ear wax can’t be cleared by GPs
• An excellent trip down memory lane
• SPORT Wales can win with the X Factor – Pivac
• Know the pleasures and pitfalls when
• Pure indulgence at the opulent Court Colman Manor
• Full steam ahead for glorious views
• Bouncing your way to good health
• Pivac’s groundbrea­kers can map out new path for Welsh rugby to follow
• ‘Grav’ would’ve super show that
• Relished seeing Scarlets’ made them the champions
• ‘Steenson is Chief reason for success’
• Horgan blasts Gatland as Lions’ ‘weakest link’
• Four-midable! It’s another Sevens success for Llandovery
• Injuries mar warm-up win for England
• Wales casualty list adds up ahead of departure
• Harrison confirmed as Hartlepool boss after leaving TNS
• Reading won’t feel pressure in £170m showdown – Swift
• Tangerines on the way up
• Evans can’t stand the heat in French Open exit
• Career-best knock from Salter puts Glam in the hunt
• Newbridge setting pace after another emphatic win
• A happy Holliday for Haverfordw­est
• Rainbow can lead to Redcar gold
• Fourth time lucky as Groves gets world title
• Dutch courage as Dumoulin wins race for Giro pink jersey
• Stenson backing Noren to become Major champ

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