Western Daily Press (Saturday) - 2019-07-13

• DEMO GREETS CANDIDATES FOR NO 10
• Climate change protesters in court
• OUT OF THIS WORLD
• SECRETS OF PUB SUCCESS
• CIRCUS CHIEF FACES FIGHT
• MoD banned from holding stall at Bristol Pride event
• Acrobats rigging up a spectacula­r for Brunel’s famous ship
• GCHQ work ‘is utterly essential, says Charles
• Police warn protests may hit emergency services
• ‘Heavy-handed’ reaction to man feeding pigeons
• Financier’s heart-rending plea after daughter’s quad bike death
• That’s the way to do it as Punch sees off the ‘troll’
• Bill rises £6m for junction revamp
• Anger after event leads to chaos on the roads
• Man guilty of stabbing dad in front of son, 14, is jailed for life
• ‘Consider your position’ Labour deputy is told
• Government to appeal against Saudi arms ban
• Waverley on way to being ship-shape again
• A fabulous fortnight for food lovers
• Noise annoys… but the experts are on the case
• Pride as new book gives young people their say
• Work on clean air zone to be reviewed
• Thomas Cook in talks over £750m rescue deal
• Summer shutdown fear at Heathrow
• Shares in major car dealership crash after profits warning
• Take the high road and avoid self-pity
• Alexa, can you remind me of your name again, please
• Teach the young of society’s injustices
• Vent climate change anger elsewhere
• It’s vital to help village shops stay in existence
• Beware! Defra’s going to run the show
• Tours take you close to the hart
• Reaping the rewards of 25 years of organic farming
• Food and atmosphere offer a taste of France in Frome
• Lab assistant became a star after his change of career
• Free spirit with quirky name who found fame
• Billionair­e twice ran for president
• July Cup is a big step up – Meade
• Hurdling champ is now helping children ‘be the best they can be’
• Hamilton could win ten world titles, says Button
• Groenewege­n sprints to stage win on quiet day
• Somerset have a few options for Headingley
• Shimmell is aiming to maintain his advantage
• > Novak Djokovic was pushed hard by Roberto Bautista Agut, but ultimately came through his Wimbledon semi-final
• Archer stays calm ahead of the final
• France star is on his way to Barcelona

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