Western Mail - 2018-01-25

• ‘EMPOWER US’ – REFUGEES IN WALES TELL THEIR STORIES
• ‘Dozens of GP surgeries under threat of closure’
• 11-YEAR-OLD ANNA CHOSEN FOR WALES AT GAMES IN OZ
• ‘Van driver smiling after mosque attack’ – court
• Former city imam is cleared of sexually assaulting children
• 74Welsh GP surgeries at risk of closure or returning to health boards
• ‘Exhausted’ GPs can’t provide out-of-hours service, survey reveals
• Welsh Government in court over ‘toxic fumes choking residents’
• Supporters forecast new nuclear power future forTrawsfy­nydd
• Davis challenged over ‘vassal state’ status for UK during Brexit transition
• Scandal-hit men-only club shuts amid groping claims
• Animal lover killed by his 8ft-long pet python
• Man jailed for stalking wife by posing as ex from school
• Survivors give account of fatal school shooting
• Sir Elton announces three-year farewell tour
• Spike in jobless women as rate of unemployme­nt rises most inWales
• Julie Morgan favourite in race for Labour deputy leader role
• ‘We need to give priority to the efforts to reach gender equality’ – Plaid AM
• Teenager demanded cash with hammer
• Cases of deadly sepsis on the rise inWelsh hospitals
• Cellist and conductor Geraint John dies aged 86
• Accused tells court of ‘scuffle’ on street
• Star Charlotte tells of mum’s mental health battle onTV
• Lease for tallest building up for sale
• Mum of barman crushed in lift hits out at ruling of ‘accidental death’
• Bird flu prevention zone in place as risk level increases
• Barrister appointed to Carl Sargeant inquiry
• Welsh digital start-up set to join third Upscale programme
• Industrial and office property still ahead of retail
• DIT criticised over falling behind on Brexit schedule
• ‘End of the road’ fears for car dealership­s
• ‘VQ Award is a symbol of dedication to work’
• Aston Martin recruiting graduates for new car
• New records app a vital time-saver for officers
• MORNING SERIAL
• Raise a racquet and fall in love for a longer life
• Right royal forest goes back to ancient roots
• WELSH COLUMN
• Trawsfynyd­d could power the future
• ON THIS DAY
• Tories obsessed with austerity
• Draw the line on gifts and do so publicly
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Join Croydon’s best-loved maniac
• Sevilla keen on return to Spain for Roque
• McGoldrick back in Cardiff sights
• Jab to land knockout blow at Southwell
• We’ll meet again .... Wales drawWorld Cup dream wreckers in new competitio­n
• HOW THEY LINE UP
• Neville to escape any action over old tweets
• Scots’ target O’Neill set to sign new NI contract
• I’ll be hanging around withWales, Ampadu reassures Dragons’ fans
• Who should be handed Wales’ keys to No.10?
• Murphy cool on Blues job
• WalesWomen are ready for stadium opportunit­y
• ‘Davies can light up Six Nations – given a chance’
• Relaxed and re-energised, Gatland is all ready to launch title challenge
• Schmidt not ready to rule out Beirne participat­ion
• Gregor gets a Pep talk from Guardiola
• Welsh frustratio­n as Liam could miss Six Nations
• Teacher developmen­t key to better standards – inspector
• CARMARTHEN­SHIRE
• City school is singled out for special praise
• Pupils give their views on council budget
• Thousands of families benefit from early intervenio­n scheme
• Schools can raise awareness and help tackle Islamophob­ia A new resource to help schools tackle Islamophob­ia has been launched. Children’s Commission­er for Wales Professor Sally Holland explains why

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