Western Mail - 2018-10-16

• Teenager seriously hurt young clubbers in deliberate car attack, court told
• WALES FACING ‘TRIPLE BREXIT WHAMMY’
• AFTER THE FLOODS, THE CLEAN-UP
• HIT DRAMA WRITER ON BAFTA WIN
• Friends’ trauma after mountain biker Alps death
• Village residents forced to evacuate
• May calls for cool heads as she tells MPs ‘Brexit deal is still achievable’
• Chancellor may need £19bn in tax hikes to end austerity – report
• Commons staff ‘face daily abuse and sex harassment’
• Queen told of baby at Eugenie’s wedding
• Government urged to stop ‘shocking’ trade in puppies
• Fraudster jailed for £1m refugee hospital scam
• ‘Electrifyi­ng’ music prize list revealed
• ‘Devious’ Jehovah’s Witness jailed for raping young girls
• Girlfriend hit me with bag, assault-case man tells jury
• Regulator considers new rules to make banks assess climate risks
• Cardiff University generates £3bn for economy in Wales
• ‘Wales is poised to reap global free trade benefits after Brexit’
• ConvaTec shares plunge
• ‘Try not to turn back to English all the time if you get stuck...’
• ‘Keeping Faith has completely changed my life’ – Eve Myles
• MORNING SERIAL
• A reminder of just what is at stake
• Provide the service that people deserve
• Wales needs more car charging points
• Imagine a political agenda without the all-consuming issue of Brexit
• ENTERTAIN THE IDEA OF VEGANISM...
• RAISE A GLASS
• I thought other writers would say: ‘Oi! Clear off! Go and do your chat show!’
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• A kind of magic in Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall
• Vunipola to sit out autumn tests after another bad break
• Our guide to Wales’ Euro league hopes ahead of big Dublin test
• Scot’s belief is strong, despite defeat in Israel
• Ryan mighty, happy Harri but Beck blow puts him back to square one
• It’s decision time... but don’t expect any big Wales surprises
• COUNTRY & FARMING1 Fair funding pledge for Wales’ farming sector
• Top trainer will be sponsor of £45k Welsh hurdle race event
• ‘Uncertaint­y over Brexit putting pressure on food industry’
• Anglesey dairy farmer named as finalist in regional awards
• Awards aim to lift profile of grassland farmers
• New food and drink firms go on show at winter fair
• Farmers stealing each other’s sheep – police commission­er
• Putting farming top of agenda at party political conference­s

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