Western Mail - 2018-07-09

• IS TODAY THE DAY PIVAC LANDS THE WALES JOB?
• May faces backlash on Chequers Brexit plan
• THOUSANDS TAKE PART IN VELOTHON
• THE LEANNE WOOD INTERVIEW
• Complaints made about Arriva Trains up 30% in the past year
• Partying visitors ‘wrecking’ mountain beauty spot
• Wales continues to bask in the glorious weather
• Starmer says it’s sensible to keep all options on the table
• ‘THE PRIME MINISTER SHOULD BE FOCUSED ON UNITING THE COUNTRY’
• ‘Barrier-free access to EU needed by farmers’
• Public is split on tuition fees for students in Wales
• New plans unveiled for Wales-wide medical education
• Murder probe launched as poisoning victim dies
• John Leslie may sue police after sex case acquittal
• Four rescued as operation starts to free trapped boys
• Foreign ministers set to meet in London for summit
• Police forces are being urged to make misogyny a hate crime
• Language protest after store boss’ ‘disrespect’
• Investigat­ion launched into ‘cow in car’ on M4
• Railway station car park fees proposed to relieve congestion
• ‘Spice users’ slumped as children play nearby
• Man jailed for murdering his wife, 53, is found dead
• Tunnels could be huge boost to Valleys tourism
• Private sector is still growing but more slowly
• ‘Internatio­nal Convention Centre Wales will have huge impact on regional economy’
• Success of Ocado deal overshadow­s weather-hit earnings
• Mini entreprene­urs show our future is in safe hands
• Cannon to the left of her, cannon to the right – can the PM survive?
• ‘Travelling to other parts of the world brings it home just how privileged we are and how we take the NHS for granted’
• What is spice and why is the drug so dangerous?
• MORNING SERIAL
• From window seller to drug smuggler – via an ostrich farm
• We burden students who will shapeWales
• ON THIS DAY
• Westminste­r won’t aid us as EU did
• No goodwill from EU so far in negotiatio­ns
• Please help repay the debt we owe to RAF
• Bikers urged to stay safe in hot weather
• Hard Brexit threat to Wales NHS
• Former carpenter wins landmark asbestos case
• Alun Thomas , chief executive of Welsh mental health charity Hafal
• Updated guidance on use of surgical mesh ‘to be delayed’
• How you can diet without counting the calories
• YOUR MEAL PLANNER
• GETTING STARTED: THE ANTI-CALORIE RULES
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• Why we need to talk about mental health
• ‘More needs to be done to tackle the stigma we are facing’
• Our physical and mental health are closely linked
• Strain of workload is taking its toll on GPs
• ‘I became a master at disguising emotions behind fake smiles’
• Why BPD is the most fitting diagnosis for me
• Celebratin­g 15 years
• Exploring the links between childhood trauma and mental illness
• Young people feeling the strain as pressure mounts
• After beating breast cancer Dani had to tackle her mental state
• Never mind the quantity of your sleep – it’s the quality that matters
• A chat and a cuppa offer prescripti­on for modern treatment
• What you need to know about heart palpitatio­ns
• Stress can be linked to oral health problems
• Resuming an active lifestyle that’s free of pain helps mental well-being
• Feelings of grief and anger are normal after a stroke
• ‘Changing patterns of bloodflow to the brain with ETC can give people their lives back’
• Tackling the rapid rise in stress in the workplace
• Military veteran puts new uni research to the test
• Success of Gofal Crisis House speaks for itself
• How being sad can be part of being happy
• When your own thoughts are the root of the problem
• Festival to celebrate 70 years of NHS by touching our hearts
• ‘I didn’t leave my house for months when anxiety and depression took over’
• How Tanya’s help has been a lifeline for Avis
• RUGBY UNION TAYLOR BREAKS MOULD TO JOIN COACHING TEAM

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