Western Mail - 2017-07-13

• Chief auditor hits out at ‘vague’ Brexit plans
• SAM BRINGS BACK THE SPOILS
• 300 NEW JOBS: WALES LANDS TRAIN AND TRAM FACTORY
• Emergency teams sent to late night disturbanc­e
• Low-cost tickets plan for RugbyWorld Cup 2023
• Clydach killer’s case unlikely to go to appeal
• 34 victims identified as inspector tells of tower collapse fear
• ‘Lives could be at risk as lifeboat cover reduced’
• Vitamin D link to poor social and motor skills
• UK Fund money ‘should be kept to invest inWelsh roads’
• Coldplay conjure up a second night of Magic
• Railway enthusiast died on train after his head hit signal
• Implicatio­ns for pensions after gay marriage ruling
• French PM sets out new migration plan
• Trump probe no witch hunt, says FBI nominee
• Revised planning policy to protect live music venues
• Boy’s skull cut up and replaced in vital op
• Colossal iceberg breaks off from Antarctic shelf
• ‘Football improves boys’ bone formation’
• Thieves targeting tradesmen’s vans
• Actress Theron blasts ‘caveman’ Hollywood
• Brothers jailed for ‘frenzied and merciless’ attack
• Modified plans for Giggs build welcomed
• ‘Low-cost social care is leaving elderly isolated’
• Tougher regime for the utility networks
• Man, 44, encouraged online rape of boy, 5
• MPs tell debate of election online threats and abuse
• ‘Tougher sentences for attacks on 999 workers’
• Jury out to ponder its verdicts in murder trial
• Advice as three more cases of measles confirmed
• Pancreatic cancer blood test a life-saver
• Seed Fund backed tech firm is first to be acquired
• BT shareholde­rs angry over handling of scandal
• Figures reveal number in work down by 0.5%
• RBS agrees £4.2bn deal over claims of mis-selling
• Stability required from any new Welsh tax system
• MARKET REPORT
• Families finally to get answers in contaminat­ed blood scandal
• MORNING SERIAL
• Following the email trail from Russia to Trump Jr
• Guards in despair at jails manpower crisis
• WELSH COLUMN
• Roads windfall will test decision-making
• Taser deployment is not at all a bad thing
• ON THIS DAY
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Soaked but sated by show like no other
• Frontiersm­an atNewmarke­t
• Murray to seek help over hip after Wimbledon exit
• Froome in yellow as Kittel takes fifth win
• Konta prepared for grand occasion in semi-final
• Sigurdsson and Mesa feature in friendly defeat
• Bluebirds fans face moving seats forVilla visit
• Don’t rule us out just yet, says TNS chief
• Warnock searching jigsaw to solve the
• For final piece of promotion puzzle
• Stenson admits struggles as champ
• Numbers game... the illuminati­ng stats that tell the story of Wales during the past term
• It’s Blues v Bristol in B&I Cup pool
• Adam reveals how ‘Fox’ first became centre of attention
• Warburton declares tour ‘massive success’
• Gylfi set to fly with the Swans – for now
• STRIKE ACE ZOHORE’S STAYING PUT, SAYS DALMAN
• Bilingual study is a shared endeavour
• A UNIVERSITY VIEW
• Pupils of new school celebrate Fairtrade uniform
• Tuition fee rise – for and against
• University gets £1m from China
• ‘NUS is quite right to feel extremely angry’
• Flexibilit­y and working together ensures success
• Pupils enjoy ‘virtual’ work experience

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