Western Mail - 2017-11-20

• Revealed: Fears over £1.2bn bill for just 12 miles of dual carriagewa­y
• WOMEN ARE MADE TO COPE WITH HARASSMENT, NOT CALL IT OUT. THAT HAS TO CHANGE
• BBC PROBES ALED JONES HARASSMENT CLAIMS
• 100 FIRMS SIGN TIDAL LAGOON PLEDGE
• Brexit ‘hitting hardest’ after
• Call for continued participat­ion in study programme
• UK ‘will make proposals over bill’
• Chancellor faces gloomy fiscal outlook in budget
• Government ‘is on a slow retreat to oblivion’
• Drivers losing millions in unreturned change
• Fusilier Llywelyn is new kid on the block
• ‘No others involved’ in death of teenager Gaia
• Bodies recovered from scene of air crash
• Mugabe refuses to resign as president of Zimbabwe
• Kenya opposition leader calls for interventi­on
• Man jailed after campaign of abuse against schoolgirl
• Man jailed for trying to deal cocaine at festival
• Company in bid to avoid student flats lying empty
• Fifth of trauma patients in crashes
• Hotel gets more rooms despite only minor changes
• Minister re-affirms plan for law to ban smacking
• Counsellin­g charity says number of cases has doubled in 12 months
• Campaign to attract new doctors hailed a success
• Rail firm holds key to £50m flats scheme
• Football fans rally to help club pay £5,000 tax bill
• Only one held over begging was homeless
• Vandals cause hundreds of delays across train services
• Evidence submitted to committee of AMs
• M&S rejects Black Friday in favour of own deals
• Funding assurances sought over rural post offices
• Festive spending to drop for first time in five years
• Ultimate test for Christmas ads are the results at the till
• MPs call for gig economy loopholes to be closed
• ‘I’d never felt so alone in a room full of people’
• MORNING SERIAL
• Heartbreak­ing story behind the last woman to be hanged
• Road scheme must be value for money
• ON THIS DAY
• Give local builders a chance to buy land
• UK could damage Ireland again
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Campaign against all plastics now
• This is why we really do need Anti-Bullying Week in Wales
• Hard Brexit ‘could hit access to medicines’
• JAYNE BRYANT & MICK ANTONIW
• Knitting group creates 200 ‘trauma teddies’
• ALUN THOMAS
• Nurses honoured at glittering awards ceremony
• Festive fun for little ones everywhere
• SPORT Sparky backs ‘good choice’ Giggs as man forWales job
• How Wales rated
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