Western Mail - 2017-10-09

• Live the dream
• Commission­er: Poorer famlies being penalised
• City redevelopm­ent could see installati­on of ‘digital bridge’
• Match preview:
• Scrap pay cap for all public sector workers, says Plaid
• Government boosts funds to promote Welsh red meat trade
• Union ballots civil servants over 1% pay cap
• May will urge EU to be more flexible over Brexit deal talks
• Withdrawal Bill presents ‘existentia­l threat to devolution’
• May ‘must hold Boris to his latest expression­s of loyalty’
• Major ‘watching Tory turmoil with increasing dismay’
• ‘Only nutters want another election’ – Boris
• Cab driver in ‘terror alert’ crash released by police
• Thousands of children abused by other youngsters
• ‘Sexual slavery a funding source for terrorism’
• Thousands opposed to Catalan independen­ce
• Welsh soldiers tell of rushing to help victims ofVegas massacre
• Soap actress to marry prisoner in November
• Petition on irradiated mud dump signed by thousands
• Rainbow runners raise cash in colour
• Devoted couple found dead together at home
• Just a week until round £1s are no longer legal
• Paid care fees in Wales? You may be due a refund, but you must act now
• Wales rugby star’s aid for epilepsy girl
• Cyclist was a much-loved father, friend and husband
• Winemaking could wither on the vine without tax breaks
• GrenfellTo­wer survivors attend PortTalbot fundraiser
• Call for clarity for EU workers
• Private sector economy grows after increase in new business
• Tech, talent and trade are vital for the future
• Chairman of Sky to meet shareholde­rs amid unrest
• Will the gaffe-prone Boris Johnson see Number 10?
• MORNING SERIAL
• ‘It’s all about celebratin­g the language positively’
• This is the fascinatin­g reason why Wales is called Wales...
• Tories now need to be honest on Brexit
• ON THIS DAY
• UK is unprepared for electric cars
• Elderly paid price for neoliberal­ism
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Facing the terror that is the university personal statement
• ‘A huge step forward for children with a condition’
• VAUGHAN GETHING
• Help make a difference this World Mental Health Day
• ALISON DAVIES
• The challenges of dementia
• Private health team fundraises for NHS charity
• Tenor Paul Potts celebrates first decade
• IAN MITCHELMOR­E’S BIG-GAME GUIDE

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