Western Mail - 2018-05-16

• ‘Russian roulette’ slimming pill death
• VET JAILED FOR CAUSING ROAD CRASH
• RECORD DEAL FOR TEENAGE SINGER
• Last farewell to ‘brave, bubbly, beautiful’ cancer victim, 26
• Stars take the lead in short suffrage monologues
• ‘Councils shake-up plan unnecessar­y distractio­n’
• New school badly needs to improve, report finds
• ‘UK could place gas sanctions on Russia’
• Nurses vote for referendum on deal
• EU seeking to keep Iran in nuclear pact
• Show live-fire restraint in Gaza, Johnson begs Israel
• Union boss McCluskey ‘lobbying for OMOV’
• Couple have big fat Greek wedding ‘nightmare’
• Aircraft ‘scanning for peat bogs’
• ‘Health and social care integratio­n should be accelerate­d’
• Arrest made after man’s death
• Ex-City ace Samuel dies in car accident
• Criminals’ possession­s auctioned
• Green investment ‘collapsing’
• Drug dealer’s degree ‘in doubt’ as plot trio jailed
• City council properties to go as £100m maintenanc­e works needed
• Stars set to cause a stir in Celebrity MasterChef
• ‘Common sense and courage vital for peace in Middle East’
• ‘There’s a heat that comes with being in the film business and you want people to see films, so you have to put yourself out there’
• MORNING SERIAL
• ‘Welsh Labour has wilfully lost its way as poor suffer’
• Kevin Nicks reached speeds of more than 100mph in what he claims is the world’s first road-legal motorised shed. Caitlin O’Sullivan found out more
• MODERN FAMILY
• Israel must smooth a path to progress
• ‘Gappy’ power is a very risky business
• ON THIS DAY
• Bring your dog and enjoy Big Walkies
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Deluded citizens blind to the danger ahead
• A Dam fine movie...
• THE LAST SAMURAI
• NEW SHORT-HAUL TRAVEL SHOW TO HIGHLIGHT MINI ADVENTURES
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• Superb ensemble brings shipbuildi­ng tale to life
• Smith backing Buttler to step up to the plate
• Cipriani move leaves Williams with lots of questions to answer
• ‘PRO14 is the best league in Europe’
• Thornton agrees a new deal
• So, who’s making a big impression in PRO14?
• Out of the Premier, but can they benefit Cardiff?
• Who’ll follow Carvalhal? be shipped out? YOUR big
• The board have gone missing... but the fans don’t have that option
• Swans on brink of signing as they wait for offers on relegated squad
• IN MY VIEW
• FAW confirm Spanish date for stadium
• Top medtech firm to create up to 60 jobs in Cardiff investment
• Sir Paul Silk appointed to key Glas Cymru role
• The new app that aims to throw the high street a digital lifeline
• Enterprise Zones ‘yet to prove their worth in Wales’
• Is your company up to speed on new data protection laws?
• Investing millions in renewables
• Latest business deals struck
• Mergers and across Wales
• Credit union is lent a helping hand by Lloyds Banking Group
• Supplier of army surplus gear has a big-tent approach
• Wynnstay’s chief executive stepping down after 21 years
• Group of entreprene­urs launch centre for regional engagement
• Retirement savers have to climb a pension mountain
• Movers budgeting £10k less to buy new homes
• Business hub close to full occupancy
• Phixos latest Imperial Park tenant
• Techniques­t adds two new recruits to its creative team
• Building Thomas Carroll’s business relationsh­ips
• Expertise in court system adds value to solicitors
• Bosch’s UK sales growth halves after spending slowdown
• Wickes swings axe on 100 head office positions

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