Western Mail - 2017-08-24

• ‘HISTORIC PRO14 A RISK WORTH TAKING’
• Convicted sex offenders caught working at funfair
• ‘Star Wars fanatic attacked cinema-goer in cash row’
• Bionic boy Alan shows off new bike skills onTV
• ‘England’s newA** GCSE grade could hit pupils inWales’ – claim
• All primary school pupils to be offered flu jab from next year
• Brecon Beacons best in world as stargazers’ stareway to heaven
• Home Office apologises after detention threat to EU nationals
• Economy will boom without ‘cack-handed Brussels’, say economists
• European Court could over UK’s law during
• Have jurisdicti­on Brexit transition
• ‘Reverse decision on rail electrific­ation, you’ve failedWale­s’
• Grenfell bosses stripped of role as May admits flaws
• Laws call after wife killed by cyclist on illegal bike
• Bomb belt found in house used by Barcelona suspects
• Sack Newsnight editor, say language protesters
• Fundraisin­g honour for ‘quirky’ pair
• Paedophile, 27, has jail sentence reduced at Court of Appeal
• Terminally ill RAF worker, 25, vows to see the world
• Fishery stocks reach ‘unpreceden­ted’ low
• Corbyn gives his support to strike staff
• Left AM ‘may bid to be Carwyn successor’
• Gran’s fatal stair-fall as she marked son’s death
• Tot found in squalid home with the father ‘on heroin’
• LooseWoman star Saira feels ‘strong’ following death threat
• Cancer patient’s gratitude to drug campaigner Irfon
• Employers’ confidence warnings post Brexit
• 250 jobs at risk at firm’s struggling pastry branch
• Advertisin­g ‘industry may be in danger of losing plot’
• Increasing demand sees new £5m trailer factory for firm
• MARKET REPORT
• Sharing economy offers chance to earn extra income
• Prince Harry: Charles was there for us when our mother died
• MORNING SERIAL
• Workers’ pay slashed as cost comes before care
• WELSH COLUMN
• Jail alternativ­es in focus as ‘rehabilita­tion vital’
• Is Labour in Wales set for a left turn?
• ON THIS DAY
• DoesWales need this extravagan­t project?
• 24/08/17 THEY SAID WHAT?
• Tories are keeping poor from education
• Town gearing up for festival fit for a King
• Newport swoop to sign up Amond
• No showboatin­g from England, insists Bairstow
• Glamorgan book Finals Day place with fine win
• Enable all set to dazzle in Yorkshire Oaks
• Warnock out to make one more signing
• Getting Tomlin on the ball, giving Bogle time and reliable Murphy
• Bartley woe may lead to a change in targets list
• Half-time rocket, a net gain for Abraham and leaving Leroy in charge
• WHO SHOULD REGIONAL FANS BE LOOKING OUT FOR IN THE GUINNESS PRO14?
• I hope O’Driscoll will know who I am one day – Hill on his Lions call
• Let’s embrace new PRO14, says Gerald
• Swansea’s style sold club to me, says Clucas
• The quest for sixth-form success at St John’s College
• A big day – make sure you’re well-prepared
• Cardiff Sixth Form – Top Independen­t School in the UK 2017
• Time to achieve your goals at Cardiff and Vale College
• A-level excellence again for Cathedral School
• Keep your head together – there’s no right or wrong decision
• Live learn and earn with an apprentice­ship this exam time
• Action call to halt ‘brain drain’ as graduates move elsewhere
• Scholarshi­p chance for youngster who ‘makes a difference’
• Best ever results – and now councils reveal the figures
• Arts lover John takes chair of college’s board of directors
• Bullies could be ruining summer for your child

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