Western Mail - 2018-01-17

• NORTH COULD TAKE CENTRE STAGE IN THE SIX NATIONS
• Carwyn’s ultimatum to May on Brexit Bill
• Value of GreatWeste­rn upgrade is ‘not great’
• Harry and Meghan in capital tomorrow for ‘cultural visit’
• Ministers have ‘good grip’ on no-deal plan
• How much does the UK pay to EU?
• ‘Our hearts are still open for you,’Tusk tells Brexit Britain
• ‘Extra £100m forWales but £3bn lost since 2010’
• Concern at use of ‘spice’ drug in Cardiff prison
• Fourth man held over street ‘attack’
• ‘Clock ticking’ for thousands caught in Carillion collapse
• BBC’s Maitlis ‘scared’ as man is jailed again for harassment
• ‘Big Ben among Islamic extremist’s terror targets’
• Pair may face torture charges as children rescued
• Urgent call for ‘clean’ cars and eco homes
• Murder road renamed as family to be honoured
• Informatio­n plea as second police car burned
• GP cleared of rape demands review of his case handling
• Husband ‘hours from death’ with flesh-eating bug
• Musician is voted best new guitarist in the world
• Star photograph­er joins air ambulance for night vision
• ‘I can’t grasp why my brother overloaded pub’s lift’ – inquest
• Social injustice sparks disgust as colossal visitors meet a sad end
• The inside story of how Ryan Giggs landed the Wales job – and the vital call to Bale in Spain
• MORNING SERIAL
• MODERN FAMILY
• Wales, via Iceland, is leading the way
• No substitute for a dynamic company
• Stand down, Leanne, let’s see democracy
• ‘Falling in love with a story is more important than literacy’
• Welfare shaming and feminism explored
• ‘Parker will have to be superhuman to stop me’
• Great Scott can fire us up – Keates
• Cup run could provide the springboar­d Swans need
• What does the future hold for those left out of Gatland’s plans?
• From Wharfedale to Wales... Adams’ rapid rise to the top FACTFILE
• ‘Now Davies has foot in door, he’ll want to force it wide open’
• New faces, old favourites and whyWales are a great bet for the Six Nations
• McCallum earns call amid front-row crisis forTownsen­d’s men
• Global travel giant plans to recruit 175 in Swansea
• WELSH GOVERNMENT ACQUIRES STAKE IN LUXURY CAR-MAKER
• Severn Growth Summit has impressive speaker line-up
• Factory plan aims to bring hundreds of jobs to Neath
• House price surge ‘led by terraced properties’
• Acquisitio­n boosts legal business’ tech expertise
• Pension fund trustees issue warning over takeover bid
• Relief for households as tide of inflation recedes
• Greggs aims to boost its presence on high street
• Iceland launches freeze on all plastic packaging
• Pep&Co fashion to grow in Poundland
• Announcing the shortlist for the best businesses in Swansea Bay
• Deadline looms for companies to deal with the gender pay gap
• Flourishin­gWelsh tech firm expands into Canada
• Swansea council unveils ‘flat-pack housing’ plan
• Firm claws back £20m for victims of IP theft
• Unique life skills centre for young people with disabiliti­es opens in Swansea
• Ideas to help kick start your business in 2018
• Rise of 12% in number of public health funerals
• Women catch up with men in pension take-up
• ‘Stamp duty increase will deter commercial investors inWales’
• Swansea retail park now fully let after latest retailer signs up
• Cardiff scientist strikes gold as boss of Canadian biotech firm
• Promotions at top family law firm ‘testament to organic growth ethos’
• ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
• DAVID MYRDDIN-EVANS

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