Western Mail - 2018-02-13

• ‘I’VE HAD A FULL MoT AFTER LIVING UNDER A ROCK...’
• ‘Mum who poisoned and killed baby heard voices’
• GET M4 RELIEF ROAD BUILT, SAYS CBI BOSS
• Swansea metro ‘10 years off’ forecasts man behind it
• Oscar nominee in Welshman’s film
• Oxfam boss quits over aid worker sex scandal
• Plans to build new village to be considered
• Time lost by staff left ‘in limbo’ atA&E revealed
• Drink-driver admits killing ‘gentle giant’, 36, in three-car crash
• Fears over rights of transition migrants ‘over-ruled by May’
• Any Brexit customs deal for Irish must also apply toWales, insists Carwyn
• Australia could do ‘substantia­lly more trade’
• Grand Canyon helicopter crash survivors waited eight hours to be rescued
• Search for remains after 71 die in Russia air crash
• French rugby players questioned over sex assault
• Wife of Donald Trump Jr exposed to white powder
• Resignatio­ns threat over Plaid election choice row
• Land tax to ‘incentivis­e developmen­t’
• ‘Gastric bypass op nearly cost my life’ – claim
• Cap on fuel bills ‘must be in place by next winter’
• Walk planned as student wakes from coma following ‘attack’
• Police called to new Welsh super-prison 13 times a month
• Coffee chain targets city for its first branch in UK
• MARKET REPORT
• Welsh tech firm testing AI use in ultrasound scans
• How humanitari­an mission in Haiti became a scandal
• Our family of nations can forge a better future
• MORNING SERIAL
• Volunteers needed to dispense justice in magistrate­s’ courts
• Carwyn grasps the potential of Ireland
• Lack of new town progress a relief
• Our money is spent spreading fake news
• Hill-farmers must not be left behind as we set sail for Brexit
• Canine capers... on screen and off
• Stanford happy as the Brits take a one-two in CapeTown
• Weather looks set to spare the big weekend meeting at Ascot
• Eamon homes in on a return to winning ways despite a weighty test
• Ref justice... how costly decisions by men in middle are really mounting up
• Weekend off could work for us – Flynn
• City keen on Dan the man
• Pundits tell Gatland to grow up and stop whingeing over ‘try’
• After full MOT, Sam rock and looks ahead
• Henshaw to miss rest of Six Nations
• Emerges from under a to extending his career
• LATEST NEWS & VIEWS FROM SWANS & BLUEBIRDS
• THE LATEST SIX NATIONS WINNERS & LOSERS
• Farmers pay a heavy price for dog attacks
• Food sector sets goals to ensure Brexit is a success
• THOSE ALL-IMPORTANT PRICES – MARKET
• How many big gambles will come off during this season?
• ‘Ban shooting of birds on all publicly-owned land’
• ‘Keep Brexit manure off Welsh food’s special status’
• Workshop helps young farmers get ready for lambing season
• Fruit and veg farms suffer a shortfall of EU workers
• Ex-farmer brings McDonald’s experience to bear on Brexit
• Manifesto for food t
• Nourish a healthy society
• New HCC executive takes holistic approach to supply chains
• Rhannu neges bositif am y diwydiant llaeth
• Fair maidens of the garden make an early appearance
• The perfect time to give a bird a home for spring

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