Western Mail - 2017-10-26

• ‘IT’S VERY VULNERABLE FOR ME’
• Massive payouts for pay scandal council officers
• MURDER ACCUSED SOBS OVER TODDLER’S DEATH
• REVEALED: STORY BEHIND NEW WALES CAP CROSS
• 12 GORGEOUS WELSH VILLAGES
• Correction­s & clarificat­ions
• Spice ‘cause of big rise in ward drug admissions’
• Thomas tops list of Welsh star signatures
• Outrage and shock at high payouts
• ‘Abandon austerity and invest in the UK’s future’
• Corbyn seizes onToryAM’s benefits-switch ‘shame’
• ‘End reliance on data and teach what is significan­t’
• Wales still deeply divided on Brexit hopes and fears
• MPs will have vote on leaving EU, says Davis
• Three orphaned otters released into the wild
• Murderer admits killing bid on leave from prison
• ‘Criminals should only be jailed as a last resort’
• I’m the victim in Russia dossier case, saysTrump
• Rock ’n’ roll pioneer Fats Domino dies, 89
• Gene editing process is hailed as breakthrou­gh
• Food agency grilled over poor hygiene allegation­s
• Family pay tribute after man, 28, found in woods
• AM and MP make Cops show complaint
• War of words over MP’s ‘Stalinist’ Brexit request
• Pollution warning over bonfires and fireworks
• Photograph­er wins top Army award with Pen y Fan picture
• BBC pushed to apologise in Lawson climate row
• ‘Dementia services need overhaul in onset battle’
• Bomb hoaxer gets suspended sentence
• Man sexually assaulted female rail passengers
• Questions raised as health staff are learningWe­lsh in work time
• Workers in Wales would welcome an artificial boss
• Developmen­t bank ‘must shun English investment’
• ‘Brexit is our generation’s Dunkirk’, says top economist
• Interest rates could rise next month after growth
• Boundary changes would have put the wind up all politician­s
• MORNING SERIAL
• WELSH COLUMN
• Brexit needn’t tear this nation in two
• ON THIS DAY
• Let’s hope the Tories destroy themselves
• The EU Mad Hatter’s Tea Party
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Married couple are dancing intoWales
• Woodburn gets his reward with new Kop deal
• Returning Ki told to earn new contract
• The task in hand as the toughest Premier
• Ludlow laudsWelsh squad
• Cardiff seek home comforts as they head to own patch
• I don’t think Cuthbert is someone we should discard, says Gatland
• Does the Wales spell the end of
• No second thoughts for Danny despite Blues’ winning run
• Autumn squad ‘Warrenball’?
• Brown set to be new kid on the prop block as Gatland tips him for the top
• A Sonny dispositio­n says it all about Seb’s love of silky skills
• SPORT ‘If Gatland didn’t enjoy Lions he should give up’
• Swans face falling behind the Bluebirds
• Two Welsh teachers among UK elite at ‘education Oscars’
• £2.7m supply teacher project
• Are students with autism receiving the support they need to thrive?
• A thrilling twist on learningWe­lsh withTV star Eve Myles
• Sixth forms key to post16 change, says charity
• PARENT COLUMN
• Welsh-medium work with youngsters honoured at awards
• Top marks for the best education providers in Wales

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