Western Mail - 2018-09-28

• THE INCREDIBLE IMAGES OF WALES’COALFIELDS PLEA TO HELP FIND THOSE CAPTURED IN FASCINATIN­G PHOTOGRAPH­S:
• Schools and social care in cuts warning
• HUSBAND AND WIFE GUILTY OF RAPING GIRLS
• Minimum alcohol price to be set at 50p per unit
• Cycling helped homeless man get back on track
• Couple caught having sex in shopping arcade
• ‘Be on guard against latest scams’
• Fire chief tells inquiry of fears for terrified crews
• Professor ‘100% sure’ of attacker
• Dental patients facing NHS ‘postcode lottery’
• Labour leadership race begins
• Public sector menus ‘need vegan option’
• Mum forced to leave job over girl’s exclusion
• Museum of Speed set to be replaced
• ‘I was not obsessed with her’ – sex attack accused
• Homes plan on campus site raises traffic fears
• ‘Park recalling city poet a junk site ruined by graffiti’
• ‘Wales in need of a minister to sell our country to the world’
• MoneySuper­Market chooses Welsh firm to power service
• MARKET REPORT
• How mobile phones affect our brains
• Labour is playing a dangerous game on the rocky Brexit road
• MORNING SERIAL
• Uncertaint­y swirls as Brexit day nears
• ON THIS DAY
• Well done for raising King Arthur concerns
• No need for minister if Plaid Cymru steps in
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Utterly predictabl­e but winning format a Sugar fix for the smug
• It’s not a glum day for Glamorgan as they retain crown
• CLUB RESULTS ROUND-UP
• Cofis out to extend good start to season
• Ryder Cup is my parents’ reward, says Finau
• Casey keen to make the most of Paris challenge
• ‘I was in line for Swans manager job’ - Stojkovic
• Decision to let Rangel go was taken before I arrived, insists Potter
• Contract killer... Rambo could be deal of century if he quits Gunners
• Burnley will be up for the fight, but defence could be a weakness
• Mulvihill hoping for another crowd pleaser against the Cheetahs
• The battle for Cup is not an
• RGC ready to be stars of screen, says Jones
• No.7 shirt in World open-and-shut case
• ‘Complete player’ Willis can be a big Wales star
• The lowdown on Joe Orton’s Loot
• A CLOSE ENCOUNTER
• NIGHT SCHOOL (12) ★★★★★
• Attic Gallery shows off an exciting mix of artwork with three-artist show
• ‘This show is extremely frenetic and it’s full of parody’
• Loving that interactio­n As comic Jason Byrne prepares to visit Cardiff during his tour, he chats to James Rampton about audience connection­s
• That’s just a tool of the Tories withWOW What’s On WalesOnlin­e
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH JustinTope­r
• A moving meditation on conflict and loss
• I don’t do deadpan, I’m very effusive. I fill the stage Aussie comic Felicity Ward tells MARION McMULLEN how she’s been squirrelli­ng away jokes for her Busting A Nut tour
• Mazda’s mighty mini crossover
• Upgrades for Isuzu D-Max
• A five-door with a difference

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