Western Mail - 2017-04-10

• ‘50,000 new education staff needed in Wales by 2024’
• YOUNG PEOPLE NOW FLOCKING TO LIBRARIES
• CHILLING ON WARMEST WEEKEND OF THE YEAR
• FRESH MEDICALS FOR BIGGAR & WARBURTON
• PM’s ringing endorsemen­t during visit
• Ministers call on UK government to match EU’s £2bn post-Brexit
• Passengers fined £7k in 90 minutes
• No £125m pledge over electrific­ation for theValley Lines
• Boris looks ‘daft’ after pulling out of Moscow, says Salmond
• Fallon blames Russia for ‘every civilian death’ in Syria chemical massacre
• Grylls to back adventure resort
• Brit terror attack victim was ‘a wonderful father’
• At least 37 dead after IS attack churches in Egypt
• Bridgend plant could be hit by Ford’s post-Brexit plans
• Kinnock: I regret triumphali­sm of ’92 election rally
• ‘Labour cabal using union for a proxy war against Corbyn’
• New two-child credit ‘is breach of human rights’
• Cancer carer recovering from her own fight with the disease
• National winner all set for a bit of a rest
• Lecturer hit by devastatin­g brain infection in bid to walk again
• Katherine impresses on debut in musical
• Elderly moving into care can keep more savings
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Campaigner­s call for end to PIP checks on progressiv­e illness
• Actress joins in plea to help halt ‘vicious thief’
• UK tops G7 nations for emissions decline
• Biker gang caught at speeds of 144mph
• Exports to soften blow of consumer spending
• Growth eases despite rise in creation of new jobs
• Bank of England criticised over £3,000 leaving party
• Objective, impartial journalism more important now than ever
• Cockle crisis hits livelihood­s – and also costsWales millions
• Terror’s just one problem worrying our children
• MORNING SERIAL
• Issue that needs calm debate, not prejudice and untruths
• Chose knowledge... and protect libraries
• ON THIS DAY
• Sign petition and let’s re-open forest drive
• Senedd should be at city’s illustriou­s heart
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Slings and arrows of Lions selection
• Why I wish I’d taken my kids on more term-time holidays
• Engagement at a local level is key to the future of the NHS
• Leading clinical teachers awarded for their work
• CLINICAL TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARDS
• Disney works its magic 100 years on
• Medics to check on Biggar and Warburton
• There’s no excuse... we’ve got to do better
• It could have been easy street, but Swans are on the highway to hell if they don’t buck up
• How they rated
• THE TO-DO LIST... WHAT CLEMENT MUST DO NOW TO SAVE SWANS FROM DROP
• Whitts makes strong case for being City’s visionary next term
• WHAT WE LEARNED FROM BLUEBIRDS STINGING BEES...
• Wales off to a flier with win
• Why Warburton has to be captain of Lions – Geech
• Glasgow hopes on the edge
• Set-piece solutions, wait and hitting the
• Zebre earn their stripes as Dragons reach a new low
• Battling Bagshaw insists there can be no let-up in RGC’s push for play-offs
• Law man refusing to get carried away
• Wizards’ win over Ponty is a day for Jay to remember
• Tondu are heading back to One West
• Morris delight as young guns prove the key to blitzing Keys
• It’s Rodgers and out for Bargoed as Llanelli win
• Roberts full of praise for teen tyros
• Black and Ambers are out in front
• King Arthur takes the Grand National crown
• Flynn’s full of pride as County battle goes on
• Dragons miss out in seven-goal thriller
• Grey skies for Airbus after relegation

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