Western Mail - 2017-07-12

• HAPPY 70TH SIR GARETH!
• Strategy issued to get a million people speaking Welsh by 2050
• STUDENT FEES TO RISE IN WALES
• £1.2bn CITY DEAL VISION REVEALED
• Correction­s & clarificat­ions
• Viscount faces jail for online threats to campaigner
• 79 prison deaths are linked to ‘legal high’ substances
• Dad saves life of newborn abandoned at bus stop
• Stolen antiques worth £400k ‘sold on by dealer’
• ‘Faster change is needed for care to be sustainabl­e’
• Dreams come true for Coldplay fans on a wet night in Cardiff
• Inquiry into UK blood scandal set to be ‘tinged with sadness’
• ‘I’m still determined to help those just managing’ – May
• Thousands at funeral for victims of massacre
• 5,000-year-old ‘House of the Dead’
• Government rejects call to delayTrump visit
• Tunisia Bardo museum terror attack trial opens
• Trump Jr releases email chain on Russia meeting
• Directions sex pest’s appeal is dismissed
• Schools will be bust in
• Two years as budgets at breaking-point – expert
• Protection of live music to be debated
• GCSES ARE TO STAY FOR NOW, SCHOOLS TOLD
• Drivers in city waste hours on parking space hunt
• Prince strikes all the right notes at Mint and museum
• Serial cancer lies landlord is jailed for £13k fraud
• ‘C4 should film in Wales more to help economic growth’
• ‘Principal ran school like a dictatorsh­ip’
• Teen was happy to admit manslaught­er, court told
• Tories on shaky ground asWales fights off interferen­ce with unions
• Prime Minister now on a mission of salvage and
• MORNING SERIAL
• Wales offers valid plans for the future as May seeks ideas from rival parties
• MODERN FAMILY
• Achievemen­t to counter her election fiasco
• Language is key to our global identity
• ORANGEMAN’S DAY IN NORTHERN IRELAND
• Lions were great but where’s their anthem?
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Get history straight, we’re a strong team
• From disaster to deliveranc­e – the epic story of Dunkirk
• As a new film detailing the 1940 evacuation of Dunkirk is released, Dr John Jewell looks at how what could have been a catastroph­ic defeat was portrayed as an epic triumph over adversity
• Dibley cast provide a divine comedy
• Dubara can deliver win
• Salah to miss first Liverpool friendly
• Why the Swans are for Gylfi – whatever
• Mesa reveals he turned down La Liga giants
• Former Bluebird is ordained as priest
• Kittel wins again, but Froome safe
• Djokovic cuts up rough over state ofWimbledo­n surface
• Konta battles back to book a semi-final spot
• The good, the bad... ugly... that was the
• Sinckler issues an apology after arrest
• Garces to officiate in two key All Blacks matches
• And the downright Lions’ 2017 tour
• If Gylfi goes, he goes on Swans’ terms – Clement
• Council bid to maximise economic potential
• Slight drop in inward investment inWales
• BT to face shareholde­rs after Italian accounting scandal
• Liberty House continues steel acquisitio­n growth
• Lloyds to launch ‘payas-you-go’ overdraft
• Gocompare sees 22% jump in half-year earnings
• Late Easter boosted sales for M&S’ clothing arm
• £2bn late payment issues for businesses
• New north Wales award announced
• Anwyl ready for share of £335m housing contract
• Energetic and
• Vibrant Welsh companies
• Flagship civic and to get new lease
• New orders the reason behindWels­h business activity boost
• Welsh steel engineers win contract at home of English rugby
• Firms’ chief financial officers gloomy on economic prospects
• Heatwave failed to revive fortunes on the high street
• Household incomes show sluggish growth when the father is sole breadwinne­r
• Scout group raises funds for new home
• New £15m sports park on track for completion
• Secretary of State for Transport appoints Martin as port chief
• Judith Winnan is chosen as new chair of RTSWales
• Rhian made partner at Grant Thornton
• ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
• DAVID MYRDDIN-EVANS

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