Western Mail - 2018-06-12

• Jailed: Wife who stabbed husband to death in post-party argument
• ELUNED MORGAN TO CHALLENGE FOR WELSH LABOUR LEADERSHIP
• £5bn RAIL INVESTMENT ANALYSED
• FIVE HURT IN HOUSE BLAST
• POTTER PLOTS RETURN TO PREMIERSHI­P
• Woman faces charge of murdering Amelia, 4
• Ex-mayor charged with sex offences
• Police called after school bus trip disturbanc­e
• Brexit jobs a concern for hospitalit­y firms – study
• May warns Tory MPs not to weaken her hand in Brexit talks
• ‘Legalising cannabis could bring benefits to Wales’
• Hospice boss abused charity credit card
• Nazanin ‘used as political pawn by Iranian regime’
• Trump optimistic ahead of North Korea meeting
• Model ‘vindicated’ after man convicted of kidnapping her
• ‘Greatest’ of great Danes dies
• Union warns of a ‘toxic workload’ after uni death
• Rhyl care home hit by soap-eating scandal
• Fake festival drugs ‘could be harmful’
• Solar farm planned for landfill site
• Teachers strike over potential job cuts
• Diabetes ‘is no barrier to success in sport’
• Cautious welcome for Taff ’s Well Metro depot
• Film fund recoups only fraction of sum invested
• MARKET REPORT
• Justice system ‘in crisis’ as legal experts make call for devolution
• ‘Great politician­s are much more than technocrat­s-in-chief. They are the bearers of values which shape a society...’
• MORNING SERIAL
• So much is riding on lagoon decision
• ON THIS DAY
• The only way to take back control
• Evaluating key issues affecting our railways
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Be a best-dressed wedding guest...
• STYLE files
• LET’S DRINK TO CARRIE & CO
• FEAST FROM THE EAST
• RAISE A GLASS
• Tasty Tacos
• Lovely lamb
• We looked at future prediction­s of global warming and the fallouts of war. It was depressing to write at times
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• Orchestral apotheosis from a national treasure
• Burg can hit back of net
• Wales bid to return to top of the group
• Phillips joins the Dragons – in Dubai
• Marathon lay-off for Dan after knee op
• How San Juan success could be bad news for missing Welsh stars
• We want Shaun to stay, says Williams
• Welsh butchers sharpen their skills in preparatio­n for national competitio­n
• Call to protect funding for farmers post-Brexit
• THOSE ALL-IMPORTANT PRICES
• Four wins bring season to fine end for Pembrokesh­ire trainer
• Board of Menter a Busnes appoints a tech-savvy new member
• Canals and rivers could be the route to better mental health

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