Western Mail - 2017-04-18

• Teachers back strike move if pay deal is not improved
• CHAMPIONS LEAGUE TROPHY TOURS WALES
• SAM’S THE MAN TO SKIPPER LIONS...
• DENTIST AIMS FOR TV MASTERCHEF CROWN
• ‘Farmers must not be shut out of Brexit process’ –Wood
• WHERE TO SEE THE TROPHY
• UK Government keeps advice onWelsh railways’ future secret
• Gwent’s Chief Constable to retire after 35 years of policing
• ‘Grandparen­ts due to pass £400bn to younger generation’
• ‘Try flying from a tower block’ – Ukip candidate under fire after online debate
• ‘Schools should equip children for life, not exams’ – Grylls
• Crash victims’ relatives raise cash for Snowdonia rescue teams
• Sun shines on businesses over the Easter weekend
• Two seriously hurt after acid attack at nightclub
• Turkey opposition urges cancellati­on of referendum
• Pence warns N.Korea ‘era of strategic patience over’
• Search widens for Facebook killing suspect
• Ella, 8, races to the rescue after mum collapses
• Concerns raised about care of Welsh mental health patients
• Teen disarmed in cafe after mum knife threat
• Mum duped by cruel cancer con tells of torment
• Teenage mum ‘let down by police’ in baby adoption case
• Hundreds flock to funeral ofTV star Paddy’s dad
• Research conference begins at Cardiff University
• Call to boost innovation and cut productivi­ty gap
• Tesco in line for £105m cut in business rates bill
• Confidence driven by consumer spending
• Women inWales closing gender employment gap
• Celebrate Dylan in your own way on special day, fans urged
• MORNING SERIAL
• 17th century flood disaster reminder of tsunami threat
• Prince Harry has displayed courage
• ON THIS DAY
• Humility and an open mind helps
• Give me integrity over charisma
• The Government eyes billions in defence deals with Turkey
• Matilda’s magic heading for theWMC
• Tom can’t wait for Royal return
• Thomas builds for the Giro
• County’s progress is brought to a shuddering halt by rampant Pilgrims
• Martyrs seal a play-off spot
• Gunnarsson is still showing the way as Cardiff season draws to close
• Desperate times... and now the Swans need the ‘Lion King’ to roar
• Dragons put one over on their former manager Mills
• Evans in job search after his early exit from Bristol
• Big three spring a Lions shock as they backWales prop Francis
• Red hot Blues... another bumper crowd... and a failed pitch invasion!
• Is livestock being rustled by farmers gone rogue?
• THOSE ALL-IMPORTANT PRICES
• Sheep farmer who puts efficiency first
• Former plumber’s gelding makes quite a splash
• A smarter way of pest control to avoid harm
• Grassland management highlighte­d at red meat workshops
• The carp pool carrying on a medieval tradition
• Radnor Hills will refresh runners at rural Wales’ scenic races
• Well-meaning attempts at conservati­on can be caught in nature’s complex web
• Hopes that smaller rural businesses could reap rewards ofVAT grouping
• Wales’ finest take on the world with sheep skills
• This year’s Big Garden Birdwatch results are in!
• Virtual reality lets you get up close to Wales’ wildlife

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