Western Mail - 2020-01-27

• ‘Toxic air kills more than road crashes’
• FOUR ARRESTED IN CHANTS ROW AFTER FA CUP TIE IS MARRED BY DISCRIMINA­TION CLAIMS
• WALES ‘NEEDS NEW POWERS POST BREXIT’
• Amy prepares to step down aisle
• Five years on, key rail schemes still in sidings
• Minister’s ‘gut feeling’ HS2 should go ahead
• UK ‘won’t align’ with EU after Brexit – Priti Patel
• £90m windfall to help transform Welsh towns
• Corbyn opponents ‘used anti-Semitism,’ claims union boss
• No work on idea for ‘Boris Bridge’
• More than 50 are tested, but still no coronaviru­s cases in the UK
• Rugby legend Jamie Roberts gets engaged
• Illegal drug users are sharing medication­s
• Harry Dunn’s parents will meet Raab
• Survivors rescued after earthquake in Turkey
• ‘We still don’t know why our daughter died after eating curry and chips’
• Service to commemorat­e 75th anniversar­y of the Holocaust
• Stalker made acid attack comment, court is told
• Brides-to-be stunned by wedding venue closure
• ‘Bureaucrac­y’ attack after language failure
• Openreach set to roll out ultrafast broadband into villages in Wales
• Are big chains squeezing out the character of Mumbles?
• What will Brexit day really mean for us in Wales?
• MORNING SERIAL
• Changes thrust on schools cause failure
• ON THIS DAY
• Election of Labour leader is critical
• We need to take steps to help care system
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Minimum unit pricing will be coming to Wales
• Caroline Jones, Brexit Party AM for South Wales West
• A healthy mind in a healthy body is new emphasis for Hafal
• Encouragin­g progress on mental health
• The five signs of kidney cancer to watch out for
• DEALING WITH THE MENOPAUSE
• Use mindfulnes­s to keep your thoughts on track
• Sam’s the man as Scarlets seal deal
• Call to action to help our treasured NHS
• Better housing may stop the winter NHS meltdown
• What happens when your breasts get checked out...
• GPs play crucial role in spotting cancers
• How a ‘health MOT’
• Pharmacy helping to reduce pressure on NHS services
• New tests to speed up the diagnosis of STIs
• Former alcoholic opens up about his recovery and going sober
• Simon’s top tips to help quit drinking long-term
• Wednesday group reap benefits of walking and making new friends
• Men’s Shed movement bringing people together
• How poor sleep affects health and wellbeing
• Soaring cost of treating patients with bedsores
• This year’s Race for Life events are open to all
• Life Sciences Hub helps people live healthier lives
• Making weight loss
• Could exercise advice on food labels change habits?
• ‘Sight loss doesn’t have to be barrier to playing sport’
• Bursary extended for student nurses in Wales
• Wales can lead way with National Wellness System
• Keeping your joints healthy
• Get Active classes reduce the impact of arthritis
• How to manage and avoid common injuries
• SIX NATIONS SIX NATIONS BEAT WILL HOLD NO FEAR FOR FORMER KIWI POLICE OFFER PIVAC
• WELSH SOCCER FLYNN LAMENTS LATE COLLAPSE

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