Western Mail - 2017-10-17

• ‘IT’S A HUGE BLOW – I DIDN’T KNOW TOULON MOVE WOULD COST ME WALES PLACE’
• Curbs on early GCSE entries in Wales revealed
• OPHELIA’S TAIL LASHES WEST COAST
• £5.7bn express train hit by fault on first outing
• ‘Gang stole cars from drives while owners were on holiday’ – court
• Changes to early GCSE entry will disadvanta­ge some pupils, claim heads
• Teachers say they are under increasing pressure to meet exam grade targets as Wales changes its GCSEs. Here are a selection of their comments from the Qualificat­ions Wales report into early-entry GCSEs
• McEvoy to appeal Plaid suspension
• Brexit discussion­s to ‘accelerate’ in coming months – May and Juncker
• Price hikes to hit millions of families with no-deal Brexit, report claims
• No-deal Brexit is foolish and mistaken’
• Cambridge graduate’s depraved online abuse
• Tribute to St Paul’s balcony-fall student
• ‘Movie mogulWeins­tein a sad, sick man’ –Woody
• 15 children among dead as lorry bomb death toll rises
• New plans to cut number of Welsh constituen­cies revealed
• Body created to save councils cash running at a loss
• Rudd backs Labour MP’s call for tougher 999 attack sentences
• Boyfriend jailed for life after stabbing teen mum in front of her toddler
• Man caught downloadin­g images of child abuse in police raid
• Crash-for-cash ringleader jailed after bus injuries scam blunder
• Suicide calls to Childline at record high
• Sweet success as honey-maker signs major Tesco supply deal
• Strong wind blows in sails of North Sea boat transfers firm
• Deal aims to make it easier for Welsh firms to do business in India
• New developmen­t in centre of Cardiff sold in £56m deal
• ‘Betty was inspiratio­nal and fuelled a passion for learning’
• How two cultures can be brought together
• MORNING SERIAL
• ‘They’ve turned Greece into a massive refugee camp...’
• A Brexit deal must not be abandoned
• Appalling exercise in social engineerin­g
• Brexiteers living in Alice’s Wonderland
• Power-hungry electric cars pose a problem
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• WhichWelsh university would give Donald Trump a degree?
• One Direction star on way toThisTown
• Jones in frame for Commonweal­th marathon
• Ashley set to end his turbulentT­oon reign
• Mesa forced to take watching brief... so what now for Swans’ Spanish star?
• Will home be where the heart is for County?
• We’ve got to prepare to shackle complete player Kane – Zidane
• We need to fight fanaticall­y against Liverpool – Pihler
• Winners & losers... hale and hearty Hartridge but big knee worry for North
• Sick list...Who is among Wales’ walking wounded?
• Wales coach gives verdict on Gatland’s Law changes and view on fall-guyWebb
• Gatland not expecting Howley to take charge
• Calls for ‘common sense’ after Brexit
• ‘Farmers penalised over Defra TB testing’
• Hat-trick for jockey James, 16, and horse
• POINT-TO-POINTS TO NOTE
• Bringing an icon of the past back to our villages
• ‘Marine life contributi­ng to global warming’
• Trade deals could bring unlabelled GM foods
• £1.5m investment to support red meat exports welcomed
• Acorn Antics will help plant important new oak trees throughout Wales
• Island’s seals offer an autumn sight to behold
• Dylid sicrhau fod pob plentyn yn yfed llaeth
• ‘Two-fifths of rivers polluted with sewage’

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