Western Mail - 2018-02-26

• Brexit does not spell doom, says Corbyn
• WALES BRACED FOR -10 C WHEN ‘BEAST FROM THE EAST’ STRIKES
• NEW HEARTACHE FOR MOTHER OF APRIL JONES
• Call for better rail links to help boost economy
• Property value gap in Wales is now £933,958
• Social media firms ‘failing to tackle cyber-bullies’
• Remainers could let in Corbyn
• Minister to set out vision for devolution in north Wales speech
• Mental health hotline set up for armed forces
• Painstakin­g portrait of city took artist two years
• North Korea is ‘open to talks with United States’
• Parents release names of 105 missing girls
• Singing helping young Harry to communicat­e
• Couples now pay average of £18,500 for wedding
• Call for action on town’s ailing high street shops
• Government to introduce cap on energy bills
• Carwyn Jones to meet Hillary Clinton in US
• ‘Millennial­s will be most overweight generation’
• Government denies misleading rail franchise on Bristol route
• Callie’s just super – and very in Vogue
• Photograph­y competitio­n for stroke survivors
• Rare DoctorWho scripts set to go up for auction
• Cardiff mum’s killer set to be moved to open prison
• Family of injured dad feel ‘let down by police’
• New M4 ‘would risk work to save water vole’
• A moment of guilt that led the way to helping keep firefighte­rs safe
• Superdry’s millionair­e co-founder doesn’t have smartphone
• Five-year plan sets out capital region strategy
• Working together to showWales is open for buiness
• Tesco hoping to secure go-ahead for Booker deal
• How frozenWels­h lake inspired a cool fridge that helps save lives
• When sport can be a catalyst for serious work of diplomacy
• MORNING SERIAL
• Confident Corbyn unwiling to ‘play media game’
• Labour senses its proximity to power
• Possible to see why US wants to bear arms
• Let’s all try to read something other than Roald Dahl
• ‘Cancer patients wait too long for treatment’
• Research critical in supporting change in care
• UK proton beam machine begins treating patients
• Keep an eye on vulnerable neighbours
• Transplant surgeon was a leading figure in kidney treatment
• Parents can affect children before pregnancy
• Mental health to be explored in student art exhibition
• Eighties legend PaulYoung is still a hit
• Ospreys target Super Rugby coach
• WILL GATLAND RING CHANGES?
• How they rated
• IF IT’S FLAIR WE WANT, IT MIGHT BE THE TIME TO DROP BIGGAR
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• WELSH SOCCER

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