Western Mail - 2017-10-31

• Family farmhouse inferno tragedy
• WELSHMAN ON NEWMAN’S $18m WATCH
• ARRIVA PULLS OUT OF BID FOR NEW FRANCHISE
• LITTLE ELSIE ‘GRIPPED AND SHAKEN’
• I’m actually a party animal, insists Carol Vorderman
• Carwyn wants action so people will ‘call out wrongdoers’
• ‘New team needed to deal withWestmi­nster sex abuse’
• Star Spacey backlash after coming out with apology
• ‘We won’t hurt Bristol’ – Carwyn pushes PM for control of air duty
• ‘Simple steps could help cut the wait for Universal Credit payments’ – claim
• TUC warns of ‘Nightmare on Brexit street’
• ‘Sweet, funny and caring’ rave-tragedy teen named
• Catalan leader flees as sedition charges sought
• Teacher warned boy before fatal fall at school
• Ex-Trump aide charged with conspiracy against the US
• Protesters march to demand Orgreave inquiry
• Sheep attack fear after ‘terrified’ lynx escapes park
• ‘Manipulati­ve’ mother jailed after £40k benefits fraud
• Plan floated for unique ship hotel on waterfront
• 31,000 back young Syrian man’s bid to stay in Wales
• Bride leaves wheelchair to walk down the aisle
• Benefit cheat claimed more than £30k illegally after inheritanc­e
• Christmas tree now the real thing – but is it up too soon?
• Cocaine dealer caught after customer’s police car blunder
• Asda boss takes time out – but will maintain ties with Walmart
• ‘Active talks’ in progress to sell Buy as You View
• EasyHotel plans £8m Cardiff venture
• TUC fights for rights of ‘night army’
• MARKET REPORT
• ‘The only thing the Spanish State understand­s is repression’
• MORNING SERIAL
• Why libraries still matter in the age of the internet
• Heroics of one Welsh soldier in the desert heat during WWI
• A scandal ignored for far, far too long
• Catalonia events an affront to democracy
• Smoke and mirrors move on teachers
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Tricks or treats
• Should Wales’ AMs recognise an independen­t Catalonia?
• Hardy to mix old and new at folk tribute
• Mac power to tell at Catterick
• Warnock won’t rush his star duo back to action
• Grayson: ‘I can drag us out of mire’
• Time to focus and get points on board – Fernandez
• Overlooked... what about this for an alternativ­e XV?
• WEST IS BEST... THE WEEKEND’S WINNERS AND LOSERS
• The not so secret diary of has set the cat among the of another autumn series
• Warren Gatland pigeons ahead
• Dacey expecting some fireworks in Wales v England training clash
• Wales join forces with fellow home nations over poppy rule
• Country& Farming Cross-party support for countrysid­e investment
• Welsh red meat sector stands at ‘a crossroads’
• Dedicated young rider who is hotly tipped for the top
• Hill life through a lens
• Taking stock of James’ good practice
• Bluetongue virus found in imported French cattle
• Stalwart’s outstandin­g service to dairy sector
• Accolade set to honour the best of stockmansh­ip in Wales
• Five years managing the most precious resources in Wales
• West Wales entreprene­ur presented with award for services to agricultur­e
• Llyfr gwerth chweil ar gymdeithas y cobiau
• Widening horizons on agricultur­e’s legal issues
• Putting moorland back at the heart of the community

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