Western Mail - 2017-10-25

• Baby had high rickets risk, murder trial told
• Give us a break! British men enjoy more leisure time
• Two-thirds of island seal pups perish in storms
• £400m funding boost for core health services inWelsh Budget
• Officials ‘knew Iron Ring plan could spark storm’
• Drunk patient shoved policeman at city A&E unit
• ‘Tory call-centre election script crossed the line’
• ‘Good deal, no deal or no Brexit is up to Britain’, insists EU chief
• Downing Street distances itself fromTory MP’s ‘sinister’ Brexit letter
• ‘Inspiratio­nal’ lecturer knifed to death by mentally ill man
• Sniper fighting IS killed while clearing mines
• Party inquiry into Labour MP’s ‘verbal abuse’ claim
• Man in court after Moscow journalist stabbed
• Fraudster’s prison-term appeal is dismissed
• Physical activity found to boost mental health
• Man accused of stabbing police officer
• Student ‘forgot to burn copy of terrorist manual’
• Protester found guilty of arena bomb hoax
• Drink-drive Pc and harassment officer sacked
• ‘Sexy style doesn’t mean an invitation’
• Patient died after heart failure not diagnosed at hospital
• Sister visits airman war memorial for first time
• Scientists study waves in bid to pinpoint aircraft missing at sea
• MORNING SERIAL
• Stories from the home front duringWorl­dWar I
• How abbey inspired a £4m grand design
• MODERN FAMILY
• A healthier nation will a happier one
• ON THIS DAY
• Ingenious methods to beat minimum pricing
• Equal rights, please, for supply teachers
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Legend of rugby league still an unsung hero in his native land
• Chuck heads back to rock city venue
• Wales go top after battling to a draw
• Camp faces anxious wait after pulling out of return
• Elwazir to shine at Newmarket
• Dragons’ unbeaten run ends at Fylde
• New cash deal for Premier scrapped
• Gatland Q&A:You have to be positive about us trying to develop some depth
• No Roberts,Williams, Charteris... the shock Wales squad omissions
• SPORT Right time for change – Gatland
• Lingard double sinks Swans
• SCARLETS CHIEF ON BRINK OF NEW DEAL
• AerFin tops league table for second year in a row
• ‘Unpaid internship­s should be consigned to history’
• Consortium inspired by app’s power to engage community
• Virgin Money boss’ warning to companies on gender diversity
• London’s financial firms near ‘point of no return’
• Watchdog investigat­es cyber attack on Equifax
• The Developmen­t Bankof
• Wales under the spotlight
• Pleasure to
• BT call centre jobs could return toWales from India
• Do business
• Rent-to-own-firm to pay £14.8m in compensati­on
• GivingWels­h cheese the credit it richly deserves
• Welsh ICE execs plan to venture further afield
• FSB report launched on how to support self-employment
• Caerphilly Business Forum finalists are revealed
• Finance watchdog reports sharp rise in PPI complaints
• Currency sales suggest tourists are undeterred by volatility of sterling
• Cardiff firm wins contract to refurbish city’s airport
• City centre sees bumper year for office lettings
• Joiners start real estate careers with Cushman & Wakefield
• New business manager to deliver expansion plans
• New head of succession and tax for Blake Morgan
• ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
• DAVID MYRDDIN-EVANS

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