Western Mail - 2016-07-21

• ‘Dedicated, superfit Cpl Josh was the perfect grandson’
• COB DAY DELIGHT AT ROYAL WELSH SHOW
• Latest tragedy ‘unforgivab­le’ insists lawyer in deaths case
• New Business Secretary in meeting with Tata workers
• ‘I’ve never advocated privatisin­g NHS’, says leadership contender
• The ‘soft-left’ son of leading Labour historian who aims to heal party at war
• May insists UK ‘will not walk away from European friends’ despite Brexit
• May shows an unexpected talent for zippy one-liners in first PMQs
• Vehicle tax revenue dips amid evasion fears
• ‘Emma had a heart of gold’ – mum’s tribute to murder victim, 22
• Five stabbed as soaring temperatur­es hit London
• Women heard screams at flat deaths probe scene
• Race is on as Trump wins Republican nomination
• Turkey state of emergency to last three months
• Record number of eco spaces receive Green Flag Award
• Two injured in lightning strike as storms hitWales
• Cancer care times show not all targets being hit
• Farmer finds trove of Bronze Age treasure
• Free-for-all food frenzy as fridges fail
• Be lord or lady of the manor for just £3,500
• Counter-fraud drive spots £4.4m in wrong payments
• Dangerous driver in pyjamas led police on speed chase
• Boys in blue save the day for autistic girl
• Animal suffering up as laboratory tests pass four million mark
• Further £500,000 spend is approved in pay-scandal case
• 211 ‘failed, foiled or completed’ terrorist attacks during 2015
• Revealed: How Maggie blocked UK joining ERM
• ‘used to deflect attention’ from nuclear protest
• Mark Thatcher business deals to be kept secret
• Record-breaking jobs figures welcomed amid Brexit fears
• Building society puts roof over café’s head
• Huge carrier aircraft set to give Airbus the edge
• Motorpoint maintains its high city-centre
• Taking the hassle out of domestic cleaning jobs
• Welsh expats who hold the key to global success
• MARKET REPORT
• Can Owen Smith win Corbyn voters’ support this summer?
• MORNING SERIAL
• WELSH COLUMN
• Show offers a platform for new businesses
• The Brexit lessons must not be missed
• ON THIS DAY
• Back-up nuclear base facilities are needed
• Decision needed on crucial cancer drug
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Solemn performanc­e in time of turmoil
• Calare makes Star appeal
• Froome extends lead over Quintana
• Morrison wants big noise for Nomads
• British squad take Gatland advice
• Why Rio Games can put rugby in sevens heaven
• New deal, new to shape Blues
• Veteran James pens a new extended deal with the Ospreys
• What we learned from Cardiff’s clash with Ahlen RW AHLEN 0 CARDIFF CITY 0 (ABANDONED AT HALF-TIME)
• Skipper Rudolph leads from the front to steer Glam home to first win
• Hearts of the matter for Watt
• Wales aceWilliam­s a player I admire –Trollope
• Barrow’s got more tricks up his sleeve for new season
• Swansea will need to put in a bid of more than £13m to winAllen away from Hughes’ Potters
• Allardyce set to become the new England manager
• New Swans owners jet in to finalise £100m takeover deal
• Wales set to play it again at Cardiff City Stadium
• School staff qualify for positions of leadership
• From MI6 spymasters to Oxford’s dreaming spires
• War of words over rural school closures
• Wellbeing charity seeks counsellor­s for schools
• ‘High-performing’ college gets new principal in staff reshuffle
• Pupils delve intoWales’ heritage for competitio­n
• Welsh scientist honoured for pioneering chemistry research
• Student battles adversity to obtain her law degree

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