Western Morning News - 2018-10-18

• Turning tragic loss of Keira, 9, into a force for good
• Bovine TB rates falling in West
• Growing an organic pub empire
• Trying to make farming sheep fun
• Jobs in limbo after shipyard loses bid for EU-funded contract – which is awarded to Italy
• Sir Ben joins forces with NMA to spread word about oceans to pupils
• Rail chaos could stretch into today after new express damages cables
• Dawlish rail options to take nine months
• Listen to countrysid­e when devising policy, Parliament is urged
• Anti-fracking activists freed from prison
• Revealed: The WWI hospitals and their feisty female boss
• Academic arrested in UAE ‘innocent’ insists wife – as he is charged
• Why we need whistleblo­wers – and why they need protection
• Give children the knowledge – they need to save the world
• Outraged town folk must turn parade-gate on its head
• Use council tax cash to improve policing
• Brits have lost all sense of values
• African adventure story of a man who lived life to the full
• Government faces £1.67bn bill for underpayin­g benefits
• Demand for climate change action clear, says adviser
• PM ‘ready to consider’ longer Brexit transition
• Top civil servant refuses to give assurances on no-deal Brexit
• Hug for Harry as Luke, 5, steals the show
• Heartbreak and hope
• BEST OF THE REST
• The things they say…
• Curran enjoys playing his part for England as Sri Lanka are seen off
• Club stalwart Croft pays price for Glamorgan’s lack of progress
• Chisora seals unexpected deal with Haye
• Hobbs places faith in Gumball’s quality
• Denton is delighted with Buenos Aires adventure
• Hill-climb championsh­ips could be on their way to Jennycliff
• Options shrink for Jones on eve of England squad announceme­nt
• Townsend offers Skinner route to World Cup with Scotland
• Third spot in Fuji encourages Tincknell
• Dyson’s scoring feats in Peninsula League are put in perspectiv­e
• Joyce is glad to see Bideford’s response
• Griffiths wonders if luck will change
• Rogers rues misfortune as Tiverton are overcome by leaders Weymouth
• Truro City’s return home to Treyew Road may not be too far off
• Your chance to nominate deserving candidates for Devon & Cornwall Sports Awards
• Ampadu moves to Monaco
• Whitten says Chiefs will aim to improve
• Boateng is enjoying life with Grecians
• ‘I am incredibly enthusiast­ic about the potential at Mousehole. I was taken aback by the club’s footballin­g philosophy’
• Architectu­re firm creates masterplan with directors
• Jobs at city’s Patisserie Valerie cafe saved after 11th-hour rescue operation
• Transport firm grows to more than 2,400 staff with acquisitio­n
• West’s biggest builder launches £2bn plan to solve housing crisis
• Business park shortliste­d for top national award
• Operator set to agree terms of lease as tenants of planned harbour hotel
• Renowned moorland pub sold ahead of being given makeover
• New ombudsman powers ‘will not bring banks to justice’
• Directors sworn in as chamber vice-chairs
• Beware of using unregulate­d trust and estate planners, says solicitor
• Pendennis celebrates 30th anniversar­y at yacht show

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