Western Mail - 2018-09-19

• Army response to SAS Beacons death march ‘unacceptab­le’
• The pain game
• GARY SPEED’S PARENTS TELL OF TORMENT IN NEW BOOK
• Wales takes starring role in ‘terrifying’ Netflix film
• Welsh star Rhys grabs Emmy – and shocks US with accent
• Ex-AM on child images charges
• All change at Assembly in Tory leader’s reshuffle
• Call to give free childcare to non-working parents
• Cross-examinatio­n in Carl Sargeant QC inquiry inappropri­ate, Carwyn tells AMs
• UK ‘should not favour EU workers after Brexit’ – immigratio­n report says
• EU must compromise to reach a deal, insists Raab
• Government ‘cautiously optmistic’ of striking Brexit deal – Hunt
• Boxer charged with misconduct over ‘sickening’ video
• ‘Unconsider­ate’ sex worse than rape – Greer
• Secrecy ruling on Russian tycoon’s inquest details
• Bus driver with dementia caused deaths, jury rules
• Anything like this... it’s could ever experience’
• Revellers trash house as family abroad for op
• Killing accused ‘got in first when he felt threatened’
• S4C sets fresh trend as new Carmarthen headquarte­rs open
• University lecturer died after overdose of antidepres­sants
• 20 years on, creating a 21st century Parliament that works for Wales
• Dumping of ‘nuclear’ mud should have been debated
• MORNING SERIAL
• Miscarriag­e units vital as parents in Wales failed by lack of service
• A reality check for migration debate
• City firms doing their bit to help homeless
• ON THIS DAY
• Politician­s must come clean on spending
• Proper care model benefits all concerned
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• All creatures great and small
• A little flight relief
• Repress something and it might come out in another form ...emanating from something darker
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH Justin Toper
• Relive the sound and energy of legendary band
• Fortune to favour Wadilsafa
• England duo face disrepute charges
• Old boy Joe takes advantage of dubious decision to sink Swans
• Ex-Liverpool defender retires after motor neurone diagnosis
• SA signing getting up to speed, says Pivac
• Match abandoned as player suffers spinal injury
• Mitchell joins England coaching team again
• Neath set to call on King for All Whites
• Cardiff to Manchester flights now a step closer
• Monmouthsh­ire top in Wales for vibrant economic activity
• Survey shows small UK firms unprepared for no-deal Brexit
• Professor using the power of jellyfish to heal people’s wounds
• Kopparberg to produce cider in UK due to jitters over Brexit
• APD abolition would be game-changer for airport
• ‘Choice of interest-free balance transfer cards at record low’
• RBS trialling standalone digital banks under its NatWest brand
• Old-school shoe shop bucking the retail trend by expanding
• Free digital training event helps Newport organisati­ons get online
• Swansea billionair­e
• Superwomen get male help in the battle for gender equality
• Funding for SMEs in Wales from HSBC
• Newport dentist is snapped up by leading UK healthcare group
• Remarkable fall and rise
• Of Pontypridd’s precinct
• Students warned of ‘ghost brokers’
• Annuity rates for 65s jump 19% since 2016
• Barry Port sells key waterfront site to housing developer Jehu
• Grade II-listed toilet block could be converted into coffee shop
• New chef brings some US knowhow to Vale Resort
• Deputy chair appointed to WRA’s board
• Light shines on Orchard’s progress
• Ocado hails warehouse success as sales slacken
• Spire blames NHS patients drop for poor profits
• MARKET REPORT

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