Western Mail - 2017-09-25

• Carwyn urges Labour to unite for election win
• TRIBUTES AS TWO BABY BROTHERS DIE IN ‘TRAGIC ACCIDENT’:
• FORMER COMPANY DIRECTOR HELD OVER ALLEGED ISIS LINKS
• ‘Best ever’ Elvis festival becomes a family affair
• Drunk teens beat up girl and set her coat on fire
• Tributes to ‘very popular’ deputy mayor killed in car crash
• David Davis in fresh EU talks today amid cabinet tensions over strategy
• Tory approach reveals ‘post-imperial delusions’
• ‘We would invest in former mine areas’
• Welsh politician­s push party to back single market membership
• Seven attacks thwarted since Westminste­r horror
• Uber’s a disgrace, says McDonnell, amid taxi row
• North Korea says rocket to America ‘inevitable’
• US bombers in show of might amid war of words
• Schools to get support for mental health issues
• ‘I WAS CUTTING MYSELF EVERY DAY’
• Hospital ‘turned down five potential donors’
• Record summer for red admiral butterflie­s
• Third Cardiff Met Dean made redundant within five months
• Thousands pound roads at Swansea 10k run
• Health board urges staff savings after boss payout
• Life in the valley becomes a soap opera
• David Owen in call for creation of federal UK
• Half-term bargains for parents in Wales
• Ambitious ideas form basis of new Bay project
• Rail service disruption as track work begins
• Demand for financial services set to strengthen
• Adelle lures Dragon to invest £80,000 in firm
• Government urged to agree action on Chinese steelmakin­g
• Sometimes you have to take responsibi­lity
• Government urged to stamp out zero hours
• Doors on celeb and academic circuits swing open for Spicer
• Lib-Dems slick film has at least got us talking about them again
• ‘No teenager will ever ask you how any item of technology works although they may ask you to pay or find a charger for it’
• MORNING SERIAL
• Play shines light on other type of bravery in war
• I pray for a ‘yes’ vote that will terminate Kurdish plight
• Corbyn still has a mountain to climb
• ON THIS DAY
• Proposals on health boards make sense
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• We must all fight this illness together
• Hands-on course aims to encourage A&E career
• Poor mental health can affect life expectancy
• Awards recognise excellence in NHS
• Campaignin­g for mental health
• WINNERS OF THE NHS WALES AWARDS 2017
• Growing up with awful burns Brave 25 year old speaks out to help others struggling with their injuries
• Dark tales tell a story of our time
• Wilson on radar as Saints look at coaching shake-up
• THE BLUEBIRDS
• CAST YOUR VOTE FOR WALES FANS’ PLAYER OF THE YEAR

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