Western Mail - 2018-05-23

• TEARS FLOW AS TRIBUTES PAID TO 22 VICTIMS OF MANCHESTER BOMBING A YEAR ON
• New laws bid to boost pay of Welsh workers
• Eight died around Welsh coast last year, says RNLI
• Hap-pea couple scoop £1m on lottery after trip to store
• Curbs on home wood burners announced to cut air pollution
• Moving scenes as hundreds gather to remember the dead
• THE 22 PEOPLE WHO DIED...
• Blair calls on Labour to shift ‘contradict­ory’ Brexit stance
• ‘May exhibiting abject weakness over Brexit talks’
• ‘Teacher touched pupils’ – hearing
• Harry and Meghan create a buzz at Palace celebratio­n
• I get pressures issue, Home Secretary tells police
• Soccer star and mother avoid prison after brawl
• Top Australian cleric convicted of abuse cover-up
• Food industry fails to meet challenge of 5% sugar cut
• ‘Conference will decide how to elect party leader’
• Tribute as boxing stalwart Glyn Davies dies
• A new world of work is coming, it’s time to master the machines
• Woman collapses outside Grenfell inquiry as shock footage is shown
• ‘My children could have died in the blaze’
• Civil servants to be balloted for strike action
• Conman took thousands for vehicles that did not exist
• £70k fraudster ordered to pay back just a third
• Inspector lays bare grim state of Wales’ deteriorat­ing jails
• Keith Richards nervous as Rolling Stones gig looms
• ‘I’m going to die’ – last words of dad-of-four stabbed with broken bottle
• Man, 21, jailed for ‘persistent­ly’ downloadin­g indecent images
• ‘I strongly believe that misogyny should be considered a hate crime’
• Family tragedy set Nigel on a path to join the SAS
• MORNING SERIAL
• MODERN FAMILY
• A chance to treat the causes of crime
• Wales should stage Pro14 rugby finals
• ON THIS DAY
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Forever YOUNG
• The tell-tale art
• The golden age? Back in the 60s people were stiff, frosty, oppressive and misogynist­ic
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• Jet looks set for Ayr raid
• New deal is offered to Byers
• Glamorgan look to get off the mark with first One-Day success
• Movers and shakers... All the deals so far as PRO14 teams build for new term
• Willis sees England hope go up in smoke
• Barclay misses final after surgery
• There’ll be no sleep ‘till Washington for Scarlets’ Welsh stars!
• Glasgow hit back in Scarlets burns row
• TRAINSPOTT­ING
• Swans closing in on Potter as club talks to candidates
• DEAL OR NO DEAL AS WE ASSESS TRANSFER TALK
• Hotel is confirmed for Newport’s tallest building
• ‘Put equality at heart of economic developmen­t’
• Cardiff’s bid for C4 HQ backed by CCR Cabinet
• Cardiff Business Club looking for new secretary
• Chance to help Wales go global at LA business masterclas­s
• Research reveals 20% hadn’t checked current workplace pension
• Thousands of jobs at risk as M&S stores to close
• Tesco Direct to shut down after declaring ‘no route to profitabil­ity’
• The smaller firms in Wales are creating our internatio­nal brand
• Best foot forward in pursuit of the best school shoe
• Building a new and dynamic relationsh­ip with Welsh businesses
• Land tax could see commercial property deals dwindle in Wales
• Action Petz makes it to grand final of Virgin’s prize contest
• Enterprise hub aims to create 260 new jobs
• Two mums give kids’ sun lotion the personal touch
• Customers’ appetite for mobile banking grows
• Number of cashback mortgage deals soars
• Leading high-street names ready to take space in BBC headquarte­rs
• Plans submitted for new Valleys base of Department for Work & Pensions
• Law firm celebrates its 10th birthday with record-breaking year
• Pair join digital consultanc­y after attending code academy
• Bad Wolf’s Natasha Hale joins board of directors at RWCMD
• Cleaning company APP UK welcomes new managing director
• Private equity giants queue up for taste of Costa Coffee
• FTSE 100 hits its third record high in one week

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