Western Mail - 2018-11-22

• Couple on date killed after high-speed crash
• FORD ENGINE WORKERS WARNED OF REDUNDANCI­ES
• ALFIE: MENTAL SCARS AFTER HATE ATTACK STILL WITH ME
• ‘MAY BREXIT DEAL HASN’T GOT A HOPE’ – CARWYN
• Photo shows Wales rugby star before his life changed forever
• New pathway for cancer treatment in Welsh NHS
• Rudd admits issue with Universal Credit
• PM’s Brexit deal is ‘bad for Wales,’ says Corbyn
• Blocking deal could stop UK withdrawal, MPs warned
• ‘Thousands of children are problem gamblers’
• Trump thanks Saudis after defying calls to punish prince
• Murder probe on after man, 26, disappears
• More cash for councils
• Two killed after OAP parked car in fast lane
• Tributes to star of stage and screen Bob Blythe
• ‘Carwyn’s response to storm chaos inadequate’
• Jury hears phone call after teenager shot dead in car
• First Minister defends his scrutiny role
• ‘Obesity is driving up diabetes in children’
• The Noah’s Ark Charity Tiny Lives Appeal aims to raise £1m to help premature babies in south Wales. Thousands of severely ill and premature babies have survived thanks to the expertise of the neonatal intensive care unit at the University Hospital of Wale
• Lord Alan Sugar in Cardiff today
• 350 UK Ikea workers face redundancy in drive for simplifica­tion
• City Deal and rail bosses to address breakfast club
• House-builder plans to boost revenues to £50m
• Clear benefits to backing women entreprene­urs
• City of London mayor visit to bolster links between capitals
• B&Q blames Brexit for slump
• ‘Welsh Government must join humane race to tackle poverty’
• ‘Ever since the brutal murder the White House has been struggling to accept who was behind it...’
• ‘We are human beings – we live between hope and despair’
• MORNING SERIAL
• RADICAL SOLUTION COULD SEE CREATION OF A NEW PALESTINIA­N STATE
• WELSH COLUMN
• CHANGE OF APPROACH NEEDED
• A chance to save lives across Wales
• Great War opera was a musical revelation
• ON THIS DAY
• People’s vote would end the Brexit chaos
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Rural areas held back by poor connectivi­ty
• It looks like the First Lady gets her diplomatic skills from her husband
• Battle through the bugs
• ALL GEEK TO ME
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• British R&B pioneers return with both singers
• Celina set to face the Canaries
• PFA bows to review pressure
• One year on... against Giggs
• Do the charges really add up?
• Townsend hopes his gamble pays off
• How Davies has quietly emerged from shadows to light up Wales bid
• Luke leads as Sevens squad go into action
• Clean sweep would be ‘right up there’ for Ken
• Pichot’s remarks cause a big storm
• Autumn glory... the has been a thrilling
• Best world XV from what series of clashes so far
• £8m funding pledge to boost FE teachers’ pay
• Wales wins 52 medals in finals of UK skills competitio­n
• Wales needs to see teachers as the builders of a united nation
• A UNVERSITY VIEW
• Goose’s story teaches finance

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