Western Mail - 2018-06-19

• Former mayor guilty of child sex attacks
• SEPSIS TEEN’S DAD TELLS OF TORMENT
• SARGEANT FAMILY ‘S INQUIRY CHALLENGE
• Former aide at No.10 to face trial on sex charge
• Asbestos clean-up after church blaze
• Cottage owners’ hearts warmed by cave system
• Free childcare extended to parents across Wales
• Pensioners go crazy for new hearing aid
• Drug-dealers jailed in Cardiff gangs crackdown
• ‘Host of failings’ led to baby’s death in hospital
• Griffith ‘making Farage’s dream reality’, claims anti-Brexit group
• Meghan will want children soon, says her dad
• TV’s John Leslie denies sex assault at nightclub
• Driver attacked police with sword, court hears
• US denies carrying out lethal east Syria air strike
• Minecraft loner ‘trawled’ net for images of children
• Welsh firm tastes Stones lips success
• Rubber duck signs sunk in roads clean up
• Sheeran ticket heartache for grieving mum
• Wales-made Aston ‘could be running a year early’
• Man ‘stalked women at work’
• Semiconduc­tor cluster could go global – Cairns
• Ex-Barclays chief’s contract is in doubt after Virgin bank takeover
• MARKET REPORT
• WHAT IS SEPSIS?
• ‘Has a politician ever lost votes by promising to put more cash into hospitals?’
• Brexit divisions put united front under real pressure
• Another chance to set Britain’s Brexit SatNav looms this week
• Real reform is vital to secure the NHS
• ON THIS DAY
• Young people serve wider community
• Great to see Eluned standing as leader
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Pastel power
• Flavours of Morocco
• Back from the point of no return
• At 63, Elvis’ aim is still true – but only just
• Tomlin proving pricey for Forest?
• La Liga aces provide final test for Bluebirds
• Fab playing a waiting game
• Serie A side among Swans’ pre-season challenges
• Who will make the World Cup cut in crowded back row?
• Moriarty hits out at ‘maggots’ after hate messages
• Fall’s controvers­ial red overturned
• Why have the wheels come off the chariot?
• Wilson reveals reason behind switch
• Unbeaten tour gives Gatland the sort of headache he will welcome
• Irish eyes are watching EU CAP developmen­ts
• Arwerthian­nau cŵn defaid yn denu tyrfa enfawr o bell ac agos
• Passionate rider’s death marks end of an era for hunt-racing
• Empowering women to take charge of the conversati­on at forum event
• ‘Inheritanc­e tax review must ensure system is Brexit-ready’
• The delicious dozen – 12 Welsh food and drink products you must sample
• LLANYBYDDE­R CASTLE SALES, JUNE 9

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