Western Mail - 2017-09-14

• STORM AILEEN HITS WALES WITH 74MPH WINDS
• £1.3m bid to cut red tape and teachers’ workload
• LAUNCH DATE FOR DIRECT FLIGHTS TO MIDDLE EAST
• False child abuse claims ‘common’ in family courts
• New tax HQ for city centre gets approval
• Welsh tycoon backing Cornish tin mine plan
• Corbyn blasts Tories over the economy
• May ‘losing touch with reality’ over police pay
• France in call for ‘clarity’ on Brexit
• ‘Britain will regret voting for Brexit,’ warns Juncker
• Brexit ‘will not solve fears over jobs and low wages’
• Breast surgeon’s victims to receive £37m payout
• Ex-manager of GrenfellTo­wer ‘still on same pay’
• Six dead at US nursing home hit by hurricane
• Burma leader won’t attend UN meeting
• Ex-soldier who slashed people with a saw back in court
• Disability benefits system ‘failing’
• Unsafe electrical goods dealer fined
• Coffee could help women with diabetes live longer
• Dahl-day protest over ‘anti-Semitic’ remarks
• 999 ban for woman over aggression to health staff
• Anger at plan for school on site of mining tragedy
• Benefit deductions ‘will hurt families in arrears’
• One-armed ex-window cleaner died after falling in the street
• Get on with building bus station, councillor­s urge
• Welsh pubs and brewers named in beer guide
• Alleged drug dealer ‘tried to snap his phone in half’
• Wales’ top chippy is revealed
• Former television chief to take chair at cinema chain
• Consortium wants retail put at heart of government plan
• High number of empty shops makes city third worst in UK
• Record number in work – but earnings still static
• Virgin Money chief warns loans are too cheap
• Hi-tech £10 note features braille, a hologram... and Jane Austen
• NEW £10 IS PART OF THE ‘FAMILY’ OF POLYMER BANKNOTES
• MORNING SERIAL
• How should we judge Waterloo hero now?
• Traders’battle to keep covered market afloat
• WELSH COLUMN
• Schools need a happy workforce
• ON THIS DAY
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Purrfect night of classic rock from Cats
• Glamorgan hit back after Levi strikes a century
• What we learned from the Bluebirds’ defeat at Deepdale
• Swans boss hints at new bid forYiadom
• Stick or twist? The selection posers Clement will be working on for weekend
• I didn’t think we’d be losing Llorente until last minute – Clement
• Bedwas enjoy being part of Welsh rugby’s upper crust
• Friends reunited, but duo ready to keep battle ‘business-like’
• Big kicker Jones puts the boot in
• Wales loss is Ireland’s gain as hot prospect McCarthy moves on
• Tipuric honoured by rugby writers
• IT’S PICK-AND-MIX TIME FOR SWANS & BLUEBIRDS
• Welsh rugby union facing new threat from league
• WE REVEAL WELSH RUGBY’S TOP AGENTS
• Haberdashe­rs’– recognisin­g talent and nurturing excellence
• Howell’s School – enrichment activities combined with excellent results
• Llandovery College – an outstandin­g school in the heart of Wales
• Cathedral School continues track record for excellence
• New building, new scholarshi­ps and new vision at Rougemont
• Continuing quest for success at St John’s College
• Christ College Brecon believes in teaching beyond examinatio­ns
• GCSE and A-level success for Wales’ fastest-growing independen­t school
• £75k to solve a mystery of the universe in five years
• Ascent of Everest inspires pupils to aim high
• Top marks for primary school in inspection
• European experts’ key role in post-Brexit HE

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