Western Mail - 2018-09-04

• ‘Depraved’ paedophile blackmaile­d teen girls
• RACHAEL TWEETS HER FINAL FAREWELLS
• BORIS HAS NO NEW IDEAS, SAYS No.10
• Couple on a fairytale mission after falling in love with Wales
• ‘Racist oaf’ Swans fan banned over Nazi salute at Spurs game
• Field ready to fight Labour over seat after rejecting call for by-election
• Council could call stop to £45m fracking investment
• A no-deal Brexit will have severe impact, think tank warns
• Internet firms could face online child abuse laws
• Roxanne sorry for Ryan punch accusation
• Former winnner tips Ashley to make Strictly final
• DNA evidence traps ‘early bird rapist’ over attack on teen in 1985
• Patient’s £70 parking fine as charges are scrapped
• Plastic waste could fuel cars of the future after breakthrou­gh
• Cot shortage forces premature baby to use three hospitals
• Lottery to boost prize pots after sales slump
• Legendary Welsh tenor Kenneth Bowen dies at 86
• Creation of Welsh legal system ‘inevitable’ – Counsel General
• Polish man, 19, took own life days before due to return home
• Evans quits Radio 2 show after eight years
• New owner for specialist baker in £17m deal
• Successor to Martin Sorrell named by advertisin­g giant
• Welsh Water vows to cut household bills by £22 over five years
• MARKET REPORT
• Treasury in talks to keep Carney beyond 2019
• Choose candidates on their merits, not on their gender
• MORNING SERIAL
• Helping families live with the pain of bereavemen­t
• THE SYMPTOMS
• Time for a separate Welsh legal system
• Welsh language signs incorrect
• ON THIS DAY
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Hard to see a happy ending for May under Boris’ Brexit barrage
• Crystal clear
• STYLE files
• A WEIGHTY ISSUE FOR US ALL
• JACK OF ALL PLATES
• RAISE A GLASS
• Flipping lovely
• Taking my make-up off on camera was the best thing I ever did
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Highs and lows in the life of a soul legend
• Soldier is all set for Action
• Cook has the right ingredient­s, says Croft
• Exiles’ unity is proving key to success – Butler
• ‘Leader’ Robertson the obvious skipper – coach
• Ricketts keeping feet firmly on ground
• Arter out of Irish squad after Keane altercatio­n
• Pain for Danes could be Wales gain as row over contract goes on
• WHEN I GOT ENGLAND CALL-UP, I’D ALREADY DECIDED I WANTED TO PLAY FOR WALES
• THE MAN WHO HELD THE KEYS TO NO.10 FOR JUST TWO MINUTES...
• BLUEBIRDS
• ‘Organic producers face delays disaster’
• ‘Buy a ram based on its performanc­e, not its looks’
• Lower Machen memories
• Tridiau o gystadlu ar gwrs oedd yn dipyn o her
• Culinary competitio­ns launch quest to find Wales’ finest chefs
• Top think-tank’s Welsh expert helps set up farming businesses
• Bakery goes back to the future with its retro wheat ad heather honey
• Recruitmen­t firm supplies temporary dairy workers
• Gove urged to support farmers hit by drought
• WELSH MARKET REPORTS

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