Western Mail - 2017-11-28

• ‘LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT’
• Key road widening scheme is set to cost millions more than expected
• DRAGONS TARGET NORTH
• TEEN GUILTY OF CITY TERROR PLOT
• 12.5% COUNCIL TAX HIKE FOR RESIDENTS?
• WILL MS MARKLE NEED A VISA?... AND OTHER QUESTIONS
• Engagement ring was designed by Prince Harry
• Ex-head accused of faking test marks
• Brexit talks ‘moment of truth’ approachin­g
• Driver denies playing a role in fatal crash
• Steel, growth deals and tech jobs at heart of industry plans
• Machine gun handed in to police during amnesty
• Threat of Tory rebellion over defence spending
• Young women ‘being shut out of jobs market’
• Trump ‘open to changes’ on key tax bill
• Holidaymak­ers stranded by erupting Bali volcano
• Finance chief who stole £1.3m from charity must pay back £50k
• Troubled school celebrates as inspectors praise turnaround
• Lynx deaths zoo vows to reopen
• Mesh implants could be banned
• Call handler to face hearing after dad’s death during flood
• £12,000 raised after rescuers hit by fire
• Biker ‘killed as car driver pulled out without looking’
• Terror attack survivor dies, 18
• £5m boost to encourage entreprene­urs inWales
• £12bn economy boost and 5,000 jobs plan for north
• Work starts on first homes in capital’s £100m developmen­t
• MARKET REPORT
• Meghan Markle... the screen star with a social conscience
• MORNING SERIAL
• Declassifi­ed papers reveal how, at the end of WWII, writer Sir Kingsley Amis, then an Army lieutenant, attracted the attention of security forces over his left-wing views. David Wilcock takes a closer look
• ‘Together, we can end youth homelessne­ss in Wales’
• CHARITY’S MISSION TO END YOUTH HOMELESSNE­SS
• Grand ambition needs investment
• ON THIS DAY
• Lagoon delay is not a setback
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Things Can Only Get Better for 80s star
• Bayliss anger over Bairstow behaviour
• Benitez sticks up for his struggling team and points to transfer fees
• Welsh hockey aces book a Commonweal­th Games spot
• Rennie admits he’d be keen to take on an internatio­nal role
• Great Scott’s a player we’d like to sign – Tandy
• Ludlow sets sights on history
• Coetzee warns Gatland new-look South Africa
• Side are making big strides foward
• Wales may be forced to take on Springboks without host of stars
• THE WIZARD OF OS?
• CLEMENT TO JUGGLE HIS DEFENSIVE OPTIONS
• ‘Welsh Government will help farmers face Brexit’
• Seasonal festivitie­s amid all the fun of the fair
• Farmer guilty of illegal and unhygienic slaughteri­ng
• THOSE ALL-IMPORTANT PRICES
• Top trainer who fields a notable roster of racehorses
• Locals set to benefit as forest roads opened to timber traffic
• Free-range classifica­tion relaxed following bird flu outbreaks
• The essential ingredient­s of a realWelsh Christmas
• Meat industry must move with the times as Brexit approaches
• Champion stockman named at Winter Fair
• Farmers’ union states its case to new Environmen­t Minister at Llanelwedd
• ‘Puffarazzi’ help RSPB to monitor seabirds’ fish diet
• Gwlân yn parhau i fod yn ddefnydd o bwys
• Funding for farmers in Wales must not be lost

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