Western Mail - 2017-08-22

• Concern at lack of university applicants in many parts of country
• BEDROOM LAMP SPARKED BLAZE THAT KILLED JAC, 4
• CLUCAS TO SWANS IN £15m DEAL
• BARCELONA TERRORIST SHOT DEAD
• ISIS CARDIFF TERROR CASH LINK PROBE
• Bus companies’ licences revoked after France crash
• Human bones found during church rebuilding to be reburied
• More students finding last-minute spots on university courses
• Call for inquiry into how health board handled sex allegation­s
• Devolved leaders to discuss UK ‘power grab’
• Business leaders welcome Britain’s plan for EU trade
• Mum to be tried in sex abuse case after father admits rape
• Muslim victim ‘too afraid to leave home’ after attack
• Rugby ace Dawson’s heart ops after tick bite
• US Navy investigat­ion after destroyer in collision
• Duo ‘killed hairstylis­t as part of online sex fantasy’
• Fans will not notice Bake Off switch, says Hollywood
• We can’t afford to pay Living Wage, care firms claim
• Safer Down’s syndrome test forWelsh mums-to-be
• How Burton and Taylor spent thousands on dogs
• ‘Snapchat’ racer lost control of car, killing his friend
• Homeless families put in holiday camp as housing crisis deepens
• Standard of living shortfall for living wage families
• Deaf services are ‘not fit for purpose’ – claim
• Latest Strictly recruit to swap scrubs for sequins
• North Wales is promoted as cruise destinatio­n
• Airbus wins contract with Asian carrier
• Workers gear up for strike at Ford plant
• Carney will skip annual meeting of top bankers
• MARKET REPORT
• French energy firm takes over Danish oil assets
• Throng out for swansong Big Ben bong after ban ding-dong
• ‘It was heart-wrenching to seeWilliam and Harry walking behind the coffin’
• MORNING SERIAL
• ‘No dummy’ – genius Jerry’s career spanned showbiz history
• Education is a long way from equality
• ON THIS DAY
• Why nursing staff have to speak out
• Call for ‘economic justice for Wales’
• Meat-free a win for you and environmen­t
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• What Mrs May’s last trip of the summer tells us about the PM
• It’s so much more than a folk festival
• England coach Sampson accused of Ebola comment
• Shaun’s in the frame to lift China silverware
• Battle at Bath is priority for Rhys
• Tandy’s new deal may raise eyebrows but he merits chance to shine
• All change... who could feature as Warnock looks to shuffle his pack?
• Clough fury at lack of respect after Burton Cup draw switch
• Why good form in Cup will boost league hopes
• It’s time to move on from Gylfi
• WINNERS & LOSERS FROM WEEKEND OF FRIENDLY FIRE
• Hard Brexit fears for Welsh agri-industry
• Concern at proposals to increase access rights
• THOSE ALL-IMPORTANT PRICES
• Jockey who started late recalls his first winner with pride
• Grant allows family farm to reap the benefits of sustainabi­lity
• Farmer turns a traditiona­l craft into cash with tanning business
• Farming union calls for agri summit on constituti­onal issues
• Downpour didn’t da
• Puffin boss’ outstandin­g achievemen­t
• Dairy farmers’ vital contributi­on highlighte­d at Pembrokesh­ire County Show
• Perfect conditions for an afternoon’s racing at top track
• Local shows are the rural community’s backbone
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