Western Mail - 2018-07-26

• ONE MISSING IN SEASIDE HOTEL BLAZE
• AM quits after arrest over ‘indecent images’
• THOMAS CLOSES IN ON HISTORIC TOUR WIN
• MAY QUIZZED ON BREXIT ‘STOCKPILIN­G’
• NEW HOPE FOR SWANSEA LAGOON PLAN
• BOOKER JOY FOR CRIME WRITER
• ‘Cruel’ bid to outlaw begging is defeated
• WHAT THOMAS’ RESIGNATIO­N MEANS FOR PLAID
• Unhappy wife must stay wed, court rules
• Police scared to make arrests – accused Met officer
• 31 killed in suicide blast at Pakistan polls station
• Trump accuses China of ‘vicious’ tactics on trade
• Residents voice concerns as five army drones crash
• Rain and clouds may spoil lunar eclipse
• Protest against the use of ‘heavy-handed’ litter firm
• ‘He should stay in prison forever – because he will strike again’
• RAF Valley could be Red Arrows’ new home
• ‘Shut shops on armistice centenary’
• MP ‘spoken to about comments’
• A wealth of history at ‘significan­t’ Roman site
• Bio-bags may be changed to plastic
• I can’t believe I’m accused of a terrible crime, abuse trial told
• Showers due, but Wales set to swelter once more
• Experience­s inspire Liam’s career with NHS
• Qatar airline gets £1m to boost Wales
• Ryanair cutting jobs amid strike action by pilots
• Bathroom and kitchen company sinks money in acquisitio­n of site
• Aerospace sector’s critical importance
• MARKET REPORT
• Life’s challenges cannot stop girl who keeps fighting back
• ‘As a person who created a platform for the disseminat­ion of informatio­n on a scale never seen before, Zuckerberg needs to wake up to his responsibi­lities’
• Farmers feel the heat as the dry weather goes on
• MORNING SERIAL
• WELSH COLUMN
• ‘THE FINEST FOOD FROM THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LAND’
• Fair funding vital for Wales after Brexit
• ON THIS DAY
• Lazy Labour not fit to run a whelk stall
• Wales is sidelined in TV news broadcasts
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Keep taking the tablet
• tech that...
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• CAPRICORN
• Adventurer will take you around the world
• Saints aim to make Europa statement against Imps
• Swansea can be the pass masters again, says Fulton
• Ayew leaves as Swans agree loan deal
• Murphy’s on target again... but Bluebirds suffer a first defeat
• Stage 17 could be defining day in chase for Tour crown
• There’s light at the end of the tunnel as Baker works towards a New Year return
• Rugby chiefs weigh up tackle law
• NEW SEASON, NEW TV DEAL... HOW IT WILL ALL WORK
• Swansea Uni forms logo partnershi­p with Swans
• Mothers who are struggling to feed their kids during the summer break
• Jet-propelled study aid for engineerin­g apprentice­s

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