Western Mail - 2018-08-01

• 35 UNDER 35
• Scramble to allocate cash ahead of Brexit
• AT THE SHARP END OF WELSH RUGBY
• ‘BEAUTIFUL FAREWELL’ FOR AMELIA
• ‘MY RELIEF AT NOT GUILTY VERDICT’
• Spectacula­r pictures capture a world of stars
• Geraint: ‘Mr Bean would play me in film’
• Trial date for Samoa rugby player charged with assault
• Work starts at fields for Eisteddfod
• Han Solo’s Star Wars jacket could be yours for £1m
• Bailiff threat over lack of payout from Swansea City
• ‘Shocking and appalling’ lack of planning at Dover
• ‘Increasing likelihood’ of no-deal Brexit
• Japan pledges to back UK in post-Brexit deal
• Search is on for £5 notes – that could be worth £50k
• Corbyn under pressure over anti-semitism row
• Bodies of 76 people are identified after wildfires
• Twin wildfires threaten 10,000 California homes
• Universal Credit poses ‘threats to women that can’t be ignored’
• County’s homeless total
• Almost triples in a year
• Row over union leader’s role in Labour contest
• AM alleges that Welsh Minister may have broken Ministeria­l Code
• Things are heating up – how climate is changing
• Increase in serious knife crime ‘like arms race’ on Welsh streets
• THE VICTIMS
• MORNING SERIAL
• Women’s voices must be heard in Brexit debate
• 3D-printed tablets help find best size for children
• ‘Big is not always best for good public services’
• An urgent warning on domestic abuse
• Show you value the medical profession
• Putting Geraint on track for success
• ON THIS DAY
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Wales needs conviction from Plaid and power from Labour
• Keep calm and Carry On
• Chinese artists sought to capture something more than the tangible world in watercolou­rs... giving their paintings an alluring ethereal quality Spiritual works
• How to avoid jet lag
• I’ve never done green screen before ... it’s quite amazing
• GEMMA DUNN
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• Step into the deep, dark wood... if you dare
• Woodburn all set to be a Blade for the season
• £6m Woods is man in the middle for Swans?
• Club still tracking Dons ace
• Blues line up autumn clash with Uruguay
• Blues coach Mulvihill opens up on Warburton’s retirement
• New premises, job creation and export opportunit­ies for The Skip Company thanks to business support service
• Business editor Sion Barry on three start-up firms that have successful­ly raised growth capital to expand
• Business support services – value for money in Wales?
• Recommenda­tions announced to tackle sexual harassment at work
• Principali­ty announces strong half-year results
• Survey shows that more than a third of people cannot afford to pay for items or bills in one go
• City council acquires store site for sports attraction
• British Heart Foundation chooses Swansea’s Enterprise Park
• Mamhilad Park Estate has created over 1,600 jobs in last three years
• Four more appointed by Blake Morgan to its Welsh operation
• Theatr Clwyd grows it senior leadership team
• Data breach had small effect on Dixons Carphone shares

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