Western Mail - 2015-12-08

• ‘Our draft Budget is aimed at protecting key public services’
• DRIVER USED SMOKE-SCREEN IN POLICE CHASE
• LIBERTY EX? MANAGER MONK ON BRINK
• ‘Look after each other, my Bears’
• Dad’s Christmas show goes on after council U-turn
• More than 600 jobs at risk as Swansea seeks to save £90m
• Surgeons call for action to tackle ‘unacceptab­ly high’ waiting lists
• Spot of streaming Trouble for star Swift and Lostprophe­ts
• Channel’s future independen­ce at risk – Cymdeithas
• Greenhouse gases ‘set to stall or even fall’ this year, new study finds
• Janner, 87, unfit to stand abuse trial
• Crash lorry driver ‘lied about illness’
• Man in court after stab attack at Tube station
• CAMERON PRAISES MAN FOR ‘YOU AINT NO MUSLIM, BRUV’ COMMENT
• US pins blame for Syria soldier deaths on Russia
• Pupils call for better and safer routes to schools
• Mystery body found in killer’s dumping ground
• Drug dealing yobs attacked police officer
• We need to talk about devolution, Carwyn tells PM
• Payout for dementia patient burned on hot water pipe
• Some term-time holiday fines may be unfair, says AM
• Pembs council ‘needs culture change’
• Eco2 assets powered by sale of solar parks
• Most Welsh firms optimistic about creating jobs next year
• Bay area trials latest in broadband technology
• A second year of growth for Freshwater
• Lord Hain is honoured for his anti-apartheid campaignin­g
• Council bid to protect and enhance ‘Dylan’s Swansea’
• MORNING SERIAL
• Stonehenge’s origin pinpointed in Preseli
• SECOND GLANCE
• Wales has tough spending choices
• History does seem to repeat itself here
• Is the Syrian dictator about to get away with (mass) murder?
• Feeling festive Glitter? Get over it! This party season, it’s all about sumptuous and seductive textures. guides you through your sexy but sparkle-free selection
• FOOD & DRINK Martin is keeping it sweet
• PEACH AND CRÈME FRAÎCHE CRUMBLE CAKE (serves 12-16)
• On sparkling form...
• ANDREW CAMPBELL
• I’ve lost my marbles. I say that a lot as a busy mother
• Micro-brewery comedy is a tonic
• Home is where the heart is for Tiger’s at Southwell
• Welsh ace Jones claims bronze while Walkden joins her in Rio team
• Lotus handed a two-week reprieve in insolvency battle
• The Six Nations XV you the 2016 Championsh­ip
• Priestland set to join the big earners after his switch to Bath
• Above their weight... do have strength in depth?
• It’s the dirty dozen... the run of results that look to have sealed Monk’s fate
• County to host Rovers in FA Cup
• WRU offer to Williams withdrawn
• Country& Farming Rural sector can help to battle climate change
• Survey highlights the damage severe weather has had on agricultur­e
• Welsh National makes it a Sunday race day
• Crowds brave the elements for Royal Welsh Fair
• A crackdown on by the rural crime
• £5m silage plant helps Volac stay out in front
• Farmers urged to check payments released by Government
• NFU Cymru criticise consultati­on on proposed changes to slurry regulation­s
• After two months and a memorable final, Fferm Ffactor winners named
• Mae rhaid parhau ein brwydr gyda lyngyr yr iau

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