Western Daily Press (Saturday) - 2019-09-28

• Elderly at risk of TV licence swindle bonanza – charity
• PRESERVING CREATURES FOR ETERNITY
• MARK TAYLOR ENJOYS A PINT AND A PIZZA
• Wheelie great way to make drivers think
• Sir David brings colour to new series
• Race to clear landmines across world
• Cleric ends job bid after probe
• Ambulance wait led dad to drive baby to hospital
• Police officer cleared after fatal pursuit
• ‘No more rugby’ for ex-star who hit touch judge
• Fears raised over biking in woods
• West fans’ delight as Lando wows in F1 debut
• Supremacy of EU law could spell Brexit on Hallowe’en
• PM refuses to ditch ‘surrender’ term
• Mother admits killing her two teenage sons
• Thomas Cook staff take legal action against firm
• Ivy loses fight to keep ‘intrusive’ door canopy at listed building
• Mother in legal battle over birth certificat­es
• Student flew to West 18 times just to find a home
• Chips row woman avoids jail after knife threat
• Legal victory for MoD over shipwreck
• A ‘heart-stopping’ rare book find up for auction
• Nurses ‘threw woman at door’
• Cut grassy verges ‘less and later’ to encourage wildflower strips
• Moth may spell end of beloved conkers game
• Artists creating a new kind of ‘working farm’
• End now in sight for city centre roadworks
• ‘Base rate may be cut whatever the Brexit outcome’
• British Gas forced to pause wages cuts to contractor­s
• Poundland owner rebrands as it leaves door open for float or sale
• Pet owners ‘willing to spend more’
• Thomas Cook bosses to be hauled before MPs
• FTSE 100 index’s recent surge goes on
• When the nutter chomps like a champ
• Carrying scars of encounters with cowboy builders
• Critics, be careful what you wish for
• Going to polls could help right our wrongs
• Farmers left behind by empty promises
• Richard Haddock Buy on basis of provenance, not price
• Best year ever for the booming bitterns
• Beat global warming – by planting more trees
• Those glorious days of a golden autumn
• Merlin helicopter­s help to mend our mountains
• Pop in for a pizza and a pint at Baz and Fred’s ‘pub for mates’
• Domestic difficulti­es for a global diplomat
• Right at the heart of the community in St Pauls
• Team-mates have not tested Hamilton – Max
• Siskin can handle big occasion
• I have the feeling... maybe this season could be the one
• Toffees boss is confident his side will improve
• Police clash will be tough for us – Dray
• No place for Searle in Britain’s Des Nations team
• Cooper eyes more goals
• Rovers are not scared of anyone, says Upson
• Hardenhuis­h centenary celebratio­ns
• Expectatio­ns will rise at City, insists Preston boss
• Mako must fight to win back his place
• Ewels so proud to earn the captaincy
• CHARMING COTTAGE

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