Western Mail - 2018-11-15

• Cabinet approves Brexit deal after five-hour meeting
• ‘THE FEELING OF HELPLESSNE­SS IS UNBEARABLE’
• SHANE DEALT FIRST BLOW, CLAIMS DOORMAN
• SIR ELTON STARS IN JOHN LEWIS CHRISTMAS AD
• CALLS FOR AM TO QUIT OVER JEWISH REMARKS
• Lily Allen just one of the stars in campaigns going back to 2007
• Ireland’s Taoiseach welcomes agreement
• Kath sings with choir to help bereaved children
• MP’s victory as betting terminal stake cut is now moved to April
• ‘Fundamenta­l land management changes needed’
• Poor hit hardest when police ‘retreat’ – claim
• Bangladesh starts to repatriate some Rohingya Muslims
• Migrant caravan groups arrive at the US border
• £30k conman told to pay back just £1
• Welsh talent gives new space drama lift-off
• Sixth-form pupil funds £1k less than in England
• Tributes to loving mum, 39, victim of suspected murder
• Most say no to lung and chest ops site move
• New census question to identify and aid veterans
• Supermarke­t plastic use revealed
• ‘House prices up faster than average’
• ‘Grave risk’ of job losses, says council finance chief
• RBS selects deputy head for ring-fenced business
• Flybe up for sale amid challengin­g airline conditions
• Fast-track overseas investment initiative taps Wales’ potential
• Investment allows flood defence firm to go global
• MARKET REPORT
• The human casualties of divided nations as mankind hits the wall
• ‘Self-proclaimed ‘nationalis­t’ Trump may scream America First but increasing­ly it’s a case of America Alone’
• MORNING SERIAL
• WELSH COLUMN
• The Brexit battle is only just beginning
• Liberal elite makes Europe divided
• N.Ireland must stay in EU customs union
• Sacrifice some bar takings WRU
• Think about where you park your car
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Doctors’ tweets destroy NRA with surgical precision
• PLAY THE HITS
• GEEK TO ME
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH JustinTope­r
• Go on a musical journey with Dan Reed Network
• Dragons ready to take on the Bears
• Super Sam hits Sri Lanka for six to lead fightback
• City slicker to get the prize
• Positive vibes helped Tyler beat injury blues on road to Wales call
• Ranieri replaces Jokanovic at Fulham
• Creative Celina can profit from the return of Bony and Montero
• Quitting Wales captaincy and two-fingered salutes... the fire still burns for Thornburn
• Scrum-half Lewis reveals inspiratio­n as she keeps it in family
• Neath take steps to avoid being wound up
• Students fly flag for Wales in prestigiou­s UK skills contest
• Universiti­es must make bigger contributi­on to society – report
• ‘Music education has a social value that cannot has a social
• New training schemes to ‘throw open BBC’s doors’
• UNIVERSITY VIEW
• Leadership at the heart of Wales’ education system
• Uni support staff are not second-class employees

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