Western Mail - 2017-07-10

• Wales sees surge of support for ‘soft’ Brexit in new poll
• ‘Gaming’ GCSE system ‘may affect Wales’ results
• Fans and players jubilant after historic performanc­e by Lions
• German bosses warn PM over Brexit deal
• Erasmus founder calls for Brexit veto if scheme is not saved for students
• Cable: ‘Brexit may not happen’
• Hamburg suffers a third night of rioting
• US seeks Asian unity to curb North Korea
• » ‘Unshakeabl­e’ May:
• » Trump on Russia:
• Relatives mark centenary of Vanguard disaster
• Holidaymak­ers told to be on alert for terror attacks
• Summer camp children flee fires
• Sun-bathed Velothon Wales ‘unforgetta­ble’ and ‘best yet’
• Party leaders call for inquiry into blood ‘cover-up’
• Ticket and hotel prices soar for Ed’s city gigs
• New project aims to find election’s ‘missing voices’
• City falls short when it comes to green spaces
• Police use of Tasers on children increases by 30% in one year
• Charity sets up a food bank – for pets
• Men of steel are needed for new PortTalbot play
• Charity says child payments system is ‘grossly unfair’
• Cardiff City Deal team settle into their new Nantgarw headquarte­rs
• Bank of England says lenders vulnerable ‘if things go wrong’
• The need for leaders has never been greater
• Healthier M&S clothing sales – but outlook still ‘negative’
• Bake Off’s brave stand against the product placement plague
• MORNING SERIAL
• Brexit deal-makers should heed our poll
• ON THIS DAY
• Sad that people miss out on worship
• Strategy ‘has potential to revolution­ise medicine’
• COLUMNIST
• Awards for ‘going the extra mile’
• COLUMNIST
• Rhondda MP Chris Bryant won a ballot last week to introduce a law on almost any topic. He decided to let the public decide what Private Members’ Bill he takes forward. Here Andy Glyde, Cancer Research UK’s public affairs manager in Wales, explains why the
• Harmony of harps to pluck at your heart
• Gylfi set for £30m move to Everton – reports
• Lions success can be a big boost forWales
• Gatland comes up with answers to Test questions, but what is next for Wales?
• How they rated
• DRAWING COMFORT .... THE HISTORY OF LIONS TEST LEVELLERS
• Let’s party like it’s 1973 ..... ? It really is the stuff of dreams for Lions fans
• Trophy tug-of-war, a timely word with the ref and why the Lions tour is special
• You can’t catch the ball by accident. But law is at fault
• THE REFEREE’S VERDICT
• Diamond Davies, excellent Elliot... all the Lions rated as dust settles on tour
• Fiji win to join Wales in group at World Cup
• Damour hopes to ‘have fun’ at Cardiff
• New season starts here... How Swansea’s pre-season diary is shaping up
• Ben strikes for Reds asWrexham make it a friendly two from two
• Rooney completes an emotional Toffees return
• It’s a ton of fun for Ingram as Glamorgan get T20 bid up and running
• Ali puts tourists in a spin to get
• Root captaincy off to a winner
• Hamilton won’t be changing in title bid
• Lawless is the star at Abergavenn­y Festival
• Murray’s ready to snare Paire in last 16
• Geraint’s gutted as his Tour ends on sorry note

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