Western Mail - 2017-09-04

• A DREAM COME TRUE
• May’s deputy in Wales for Brexit crisis talks
• RHODRI MORGAN’S AUTOBIOGRA­PHY
• NATIONAL ORGAN DONATION WEEK
• Tell patients about GP staffing crisis – campaigner
• Dream debut as Ben fires Wales toWorld Cup win
• Fans’ anger after being turned away from pubs
• May was warned over snap election
• ‘No blank cheque for Government’ – Labour
• Davis slams EU negotiator’s ‘silly’ approach to Brexit talks
• Leave voters back migration into UK for skilled workers
• Post-Brexit defence pledge from Boris
• ‘More powers to flow from Brussels to Cardiff’
• 200,000 smokers ask for help trying to quit
• New campaign aims to gather wave of support for tidal lagoon
• May condemns North Korea’s latest nuclear test
• Stars channel inner rebels for Stand UpTo Cancer
• Kenyan opposition leader refuses to share power
• Warning of fresh floods in wake of US hurricane
• Vital role of organ donation
• Thousands brave rain to join 10k run for charity
• Report seeks solutions to bank branch closures
• Lucie ties knot with X Factor sweetheart
• Bikers’ fundraiser to ‘keep spirit of Pearl alive’
• ‘Concern’ at reports of bullying in city council
• Delivery man ‘attacked by gang of 20 teenagers’
• ‘Mining is dangerous, but
• Evacuated homeowners might be able to return
• Call to abolish extra jail time for unruly inmates
• Get well wishes for poorly Sir Tom
• Economists claim ‘hard’ Brexit will help less well-off
• Back to work – with Brexit still top of the agenda
• Migraine sufferers ‘don’t get support’
• BHS seizes opportunit­y of an online resurrecti­on
• ‘It’s up to fair-minded football fans to drown out the bigots’
• MORNING SERIAL
• Is a realistic Brexit on the cards at last?
• Welsh speakers offer spiritual leadership
• Politician­s have sold us all down the river
• Root out fascists to protect democracy
• ‘The biggest benefit of running was that it opened my eyes...’
• ‘It’s a massive change to be able to breathe’
• ‘Postcode lottery does exist in theWelsh NHS’
• Hi-tech help on the job for district nurses
• World Suicide Prevention Day
• Sue Evans, chief executive of Social Care Wales, explains why plans to regulate the roles of domiciliar­y care workers in Wales are so important
• Rapid eye treatment for diabetic patients
• Ian Dury’s gone, but his band lives on
• Woodburn always part of Wales’ future – Coleman
• WHAT WE LEARNED FROM THE BLUES’ DISMAL OPENING-NIGHT DEFEAT AGAINST EDINBURGH
• RUGBY ROUND-UP

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