Western Mail - 2018-06-14

• £50,000 benefit fraudster in family Disney holiday
• SHOCK KIWI LINKED TO GATLAND’S WALES JOB
• LEANNE ‘I’LL QUIT PLAID’ THREAT
• CAIRNS UNDER FIRE OVER LAGOON
• Entreprene­ur aims to create a paradise for tourists in Snowdonia
• Teen arrested after ‘substance’ closes school
• Remainers warn of future rebellion risk despite PM’s concession­s
• King used fame to lure teen boys, sex trial told
• ‘N.Korea nuclear threat is over’ – Trump
• Tensions between Italy and France over migrants
• Judge criticises social worker
• Awards first night out for singer
• Ex-mayor accused of raping child told police claims made him ‘sick’
• Dixons hit by hackers in a major breach
• ‘Producers must clean up their act’
• Doyouthink­hesaurus heading for city park
• Pair not guilty of student’s diet-aid manslaught­er
• Council creates £100,000 role to make cuts
• ‘Stop use of facial scan technology’
• ‘Care home boss allowed residents to be abused’
• Airport hails increase in passengers
• Nuclear site on Anglesey will energise all of Wales
• Ex-chief of BHS could take legal action over audit
• MARKET REPORT
• Mrs Bucket cleans up with new clients
• Trump downplays North Korea’s deplorable human rights record
• ‘Grenfell proves we all help each other when a crisis occurs’
• MORNING SERIAL
• WELSH COLUMN
• Tower blocks to turn green in solidarity one year on from Grenfell
• The price of losing the tidal lagoon
• Can taking a human life be a human right?
• More to do in Cardiff than just park and shop
• ON THIS DAY
• Cleaner air will save lives – and the NHS
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Russian to find the best World Cup apps?
• MUSK SELLS BORING FLAMETHROW­ERS
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• Satisfying theatrical performanc­e for Cave’s songs
• And so it begins... Russia ready for World Cup kick-off
• Follow the Class act
• Swans reject £8m bid for Jordan Ayew
• Three of a kind... but which Welsh XV would be winner?
• Launchbury gives a lift to England after training run-out
• WOMEN’S FOOTBALL
• ■ Why Wales could make a real splash by reeling in Robertson:
• Council ‘failed to plan for demand’
• A UNIVERSITY VIEW
• ‘Education should be about teaching how not what to think and literature does that’
• Why investment in skills is vital to economic growth

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