Western Mail - 2017-06-21

• Suspect in mosque van terror attack a ‘troubled’ man, claim
• WELSH STARS FACE CHOP AS GATLAND PICKS TEST XV
• SETBACK FOR MAY IN DUP DEAL TALKS
• GRENFELL FIREMAN ON TOWER HELL
• ‘Ordinary’ family man began living in tent in woods
• Man arrested over abusive tweets after terror attack
• Carwyn wants Labour to get behind a Norway-style Brexit deal to save jobs
• European Union divided between elites and
• Carwyn and Kirsty at odds over Pisa test targets
• General population, survey finds
• Hammond praised over call to avoid ‘cliff-edge’ Brexit
• Fire chief to chair group looking at safety inWelsh tower blocks
• »A firefighte­r’s account:
• Barclays on fraud charges over financial crisis deals
• Food-poison scams could end Brit package breaks
• N.Korea coma student who died ‘finally home’
• Huge rise in reports of emotional abuse against UK children
• Ultimate island getaway – for just £500 a month
• ‘Doctors failed to diagnose my cancer for three years’
• Make most of today’s sun as end to heatwave looms
• Soldier injured in firing-range incident now out of hospital
• TV’s Vorderman pays tribute to ‘amazing’ mum after death at 88
• Couple ‘made £150k by selling fake football and bandT-shirts’
• Country park visitors warned about bogus parking officers
• Weakened Tories less gung-ho over taking Assembly powers
• MORNING SERIAL
• MODERN FAMILY
• Uncertaint­y is now the only certainty
• ON THIS DAY
• Gwynedd Council efficient over tax
• Poverty and envy now Britain’s fate
• The rise and fall of Ukip in a nutshell
• A way forward for successful policing
• Put your stamp on play inspired by life of WorldWar I post boy
• Youngsters celebrate with help of Lee
• Scarlets’ Owen in switch to the Tigers
• Gatland’s on-hands role in new vision at Dragons
• We haven’t spoken to Halfpenny, says Phillips
• Record stand is key as Glam feel power of Clark
• Highland looks the reel deal
• Huws could be the answer to Cardiff’s midfield conundrum
• Borja and Amat head to exit too
• Bafe’s Swansea stay looks unlikely to be a fond memory for fans
• All change forWales as Thornton makes bow
• Smiles all round as the Lions complete their preparatio­ns for the main event
• LIONS TALKING POINTS... WITH MARK ORDERS
• Nowell urges Lions to go for the jugular
• A happy homecoming for Gatland as the Lions end their midweek misery
• How they rated
• Qatar flights from Cardiff ‘will go ahead as planned’
• The Welsh start-up whose tech can seal a house deal in two days
• Business of government must go on
• Barclays charged with fraud over credit crunch fundraisin­g
• Airbus secures orders for more than 200 planes at Paris show
• Convention centre puts Wales on a global stage
• University accredited as a school of business
• Life sciences firm adds antibodies to its portfolio
• What next for plans to give Cardiff Arms Park a facelift?
• Wynne Jones makes capital move with a London base
• From hard Brexit to Single Market – what do key terms in EU talks mean?
• Minister will decide if Sky is the limit for Murdoch
• Helpful advice if your business is facing uncertaint­ies over the looming Brexit
• UK oil and gas industry enjoys a shot of optimism
• Skilled employees don’t go past their sell-by date
• The risks and rewards of changing a pension
• Parents start saving to splash out in summer
• Warehouse and distributi­on firm expands by leasing Newport unit
• Second crane looms large over city-centre office developmen­t
• Four partners among 20 Hugh James promotions
• Training group rises to the challenge
• ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
• DAVID MYRDDIN-EVANS

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