Western Mail - 2018-05-17

• ‘TEST ALL MUMS-TO-BE FOR INFECTION THAT KILLED OUR BABY’
• MPs want answers from Lagoon boss
• WRU BOSS ON STATE OF THE WELSH GAME
• ALL BLACKS’ LESSON FOR GIGGS
• WELSHMAN WHO HELPED FREE MANDELA
• WALES’ BLUE FLAG BEACHES
• Positive outlook for royal wedding
• Iconic RAF planes land in capital for centenary
• Wales’ tests in Americas to be shown live on C4
• Man jailed for attack in wedding street fight
• THE COMPLAINTS DETERMINED BY THE PLAID PANEL:
• Plaid reduces McEvoy’s expulsion to 12 months
• UK still committed to Europe’s security – PM
• Cabinet papers on Brexit will not be released to public
• Government to pay cost of ‘danger’ cladding removal
• Meghan’s father ‘will miss royal wedding’
• Doctors among skilled workers denied UK visas
• US ‘hasn’t been notified of N.Korea quit threat’
• Dignity and respect code is approved
• ‘Obese are more likely to smoke’
• Dean’s plane crazy garden ornament
• Trio in court martial after soldier died in training
• FULL LIST OF WALES’ BLUE FLAG BEACHES AND MARINAS
• Paralympic hopes ‘threatened by care underfund’
• ‘Antipsycho­tic drugs used inappropri­ately’
• Fire-hit former social club will be demolished
• ‘Exercise programmes may worsen dementia’
• Town helped by trader scheme
• Crash inquest to hinge on lorry’s road position
• Cumberbatc­h to star in Brexit political thriller
• Deliveroo gives shares to office staff but not drivers
• Bank adds an extra £11.5m to business
• Resort project ‘primed for internatio­nal investment’
• Moss Bros trading improves despite fall in sales
• MARKET REPORT
• Store chiefs seek landlord support in restructur­ing
• ‘Thomas Markle, I was told by his family, would hate nothing more than to have the eyes of the world upon him when he walks Meghan down the aisle’
• MORNING SERIAL
• WELSH COLUMN
• On a fruitful mission to protect Denbigh plums
• Give Morfydd the honour she deserves
• Britain deserves answers on Brexit
• Take constructi­ve action over waste
• ON THIS DAY
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• A blow for peace
• Look who’s talking now – a Legend
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH JustinTope­r
• Gary dazzles with his latest incarnatio­n
• Ingram relishing the chance to take reins as Glamorgan skipper
• Charlton and Banks pay tribute to Wilson
• Experience of Premier will be the key for Cardiff survival – McNaughton
• SPECIAL AWARD FOR WARNOCK
• Southgate ‘excited’ by World Cup squad
• Moyes and Allardyce through the exit door
• Chips off the old block... The young guns doing dad proud by keeping up rugby family traditions
• Aberavon and Merthyr set to investigat­e alleged fracas
• Scarlets announce new boys
• Three to miss out on tour
• Williams still has future at Gloucester
• WRU to cut back on national contracts
• Best teachers in Wales celebrated at awards
• Clwb Cwtsh helping parents to learn Welsh
• Ex-pupil’s visit to help mark RAF’s centenary
• Sir Terry Matthews offers work experience
• How you can get the most out of your university How you can get the most out of
• UK award for college vocational training
• UNIVERSITY VIEW
• LONDON RANKS AS TOP CITY FOR STUDENTS
• Wellbeing is key to learning
• Academy to nuture leaders

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