Western Mail - 2018-01-29

• DAME SIAN WINS LIFETIME DRAMA ACHIEVEMEN­T AWARD
• ‘Rise of robots puts 110,000 jobs at risk in Wales’ – report
• Marathon ‘friends’ to start 2018 race together
• Rail firms to roll out new and refurbishe­d carriages
• ‘Dodgy’ parking operators could be forced out of the industry
• MPs demand action after MoD’s £1bn spend on ‘failed’ recruitmen­t drive
• Plans to lower voting age in local elections to 16 welcomed
• Staff to be asked what they think future ofWelsh councils should be
• May told to ‘get a grip’ asTory party discontent grows
• ‘I’d be tougher with EU in Brexit talks’ –Trump
• Labour leader rules out second Brexit referendum
• Ministers to brief peers on need for Brexit amendment
• Wanted in connection with triple fatal crash
• Man who started Ikea at 17 dies aged 91
• Brendan Cox helps start survivors’ lobby group
• Mogul quits Republican post amid claims
• ‘Mr Selfridge’ denies women’s allegation­s
• Youngsters not keen on talking to people face to face
• Relationsh­ips ‘a human right for children’
• Campaign to challenge gender stereotype­s launched today
• Welsh family of UK’s new tennis hero say he can reach heights of Murray
• Atlantic Ladies on course to break rowing records
• RSPCA calls for fireworks ban on ‘most nights of year’
• Pub will reopen after blaze, pledge owners
• Police ‘are letting down victims of domestic abuse’
• ‘I wanted to die to be with him’ – mum of lift-death worker tells of torment
• Welsh firms ‘remain attractive’
• Huge increase in broadband access
• Scrapping the tolls can have a significan­t impact
• Optimism in financial services falls again
• CF sufferer’s small web post could spark Commons debate
• A romantic and stylised view of journalist­s’ role
• MORNING SERIAL
• ‘The Severn Bridge really brought England and Wales together, not just physically but economical­ly’
• Young must have lessons in politics
• ON THIS DAY
• UK being disfigured by our filthy litterers
• Privileged BBC staff far removed from us
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Sexual harassment should not surprise us
• App to help children combat stress levels
• Three steps to help GPs
• Support is vital for older drinkers
• How to reduce risk of cardiovasc­ular disease
• Asthma sufferers ‘need better care’
• Cali rockers promise to ‘rays’ the roof
• We battled but City were a cut above –Warnock
• NEXT STOP WEMBLEY AFTER COUNTY’S COLOSSAL CUP EFFORT AGAINST SPURS:
• WALES NEED MORE THAN JUST DAI IN COACH PARTY
• STERLING WORK TAKES SHINE OFF FOR CARDIFF
• How they rated
• ANGLO-WELSH CUP RUGBY

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