Western Mail - 2017-12-27

• HUNDREDS BRAVE CHILL FOR A BOXING DAY DIP
• Revealed: The Welsh councils taking in desperate refugees
• Knees-up for Beeb as Mrs Brown tops festive ratings
• Travellers looking for sustainabl­e holidays after Blue Planet II
• 12 DESTINATIO­NS WHICH ABTA BELIEVES WILL BE A HIT WITH HOLIDAYMAK­ERS IN 2018
• Cheap sunshine deals available after pound’s recovery
• REFUGEES HOMED BY LOCAL AUTHORITY
• Man, 39, dies in hospital after alleged assault
• Severe weather warning as rain and snow on the way toWales
• Warning of price rises after Brexit without trade deals
• UK consumers and retailers facing rocky year ahead – experts
• Policeman dies after crash that killed woman, 61
• Brit jailed for smuggling painkiller­s into Egypt
• ‘Heartbreak’ after two men swept away in 4x4
• ‘Universiti­es must promote free speech, open minds’
• Suspicion falls on beekeepers as lucrative hive thefts rise
• Blind bowler Julie keeps opponents on their toes
• A good year for Corbyn – but Brexit remains a key challenge
• Cancer survivor to run 100km on all continents
• Passport pantomime lays bare puerile government thinking
• MORNING SERIAL
• Lifeboat crews the ever-ready heroes of the waves
• Ease loneliness with a little conversati­on
• ON THIS DAY: FEAST OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST
• Welsh immersion doesn’t suit everyone
• Viciousnes­s set to continue into 2018
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Domestic abuse must be met with outrage and a demand for change
• ‘Podfather’ turns turning 50 into comic turn
• Rock The Kasbah aims to roll over his rivals
• Dragons revival comes too late as Blues hold on to take derby spoils
• Some real magic sees the Wizards snatch win
• Dragons lose ground at top of table, but battle away for point
• JD WELSH PREMIER
• Back-to-back Boxing Day Blues hit home
• Defeats as the
• Anfield agony shows scale of rescue job at sorry Swansea
• Flynn sees red over dismissal
• How they rated
• Swans could call for Carlos
• The big developmen­ts that will change Wales in 2018
• The turbulent life and times of Cardiff Bay
• Considerab­le growth sees Sphere move into North America
• Furniture company
• Making a real difference
• ‘Campsite in the trees’ gives rise to local concerns
• Six crucial elements to ensure a perfect job interview
• Guidance on making the best life decisions
• Law firms gearing up as Divorce Day draws near
• Succession planning is a vital part of any growing business
• Will we be more attractive when the tolls go?

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