Western Mail - 2018-02-01

• LIBRARIAN JAILED FOR SELLING RARE BOOKS ONLINE
• Caution urged over new school colour ratings
• SWANSEA RETURN FOR ANDRE AYEW
• BBC GENDER PAY GAP ROW LATEST
• ‘Kerb damaged in love rival attack’
• £7m to help fund reduced water bills
• More trade deals open to UK, China tells May
• Corbyn to campaign for Jack Sargeant
• Leaked Brexit analysis
• Gove must reconsider on animal welfare
• ‘Thousands’ of skilled jobs at risk if lagoon has no support
• Could be made public
• Talks aim to end Wales-UK Brexit tension
• ‘1mph speed crackdown plan will alienate drivers’
• Manslaught­er inquiry over power station deaths
• One dead as Republican train collides with truck
• Fugitive Catalan leader says he won’t give up fight
• KFC’s dancing chicken most complained-about ad
• Jones urged to show Sargeant investigat­ors his private emails
• NHS board chief issues apology to Plaid AM
• Bedroom man slashed in face by jealous husband
• Farmhouse fire inquests opened and adjourned
• Strongest Man jailed for attack on couple
• Gambling an ‘emergency public health issue’, warns top doctor
• Crippled by Crohn’s – but mum is denied benefits
• PIP claims under review due to ‘discrimina­tion’
• Eating too much fish oil could harm liver
• ‘Many feel they can’t talk about mental health issues’
• Don’t let terror driver hoodwink you, jury told
• Accountant lost £500k gambling, court is told
• Fear over prospect of ‘cash deserts’
• Message in a bottle is returned to sender
• Wales bans under-18s’ intimate body piercings
• ‘Children should do vigorous exercise’
• Ministers to audit women’s mesh ops
• MPs back ‘a full decant’ during £5bn repair work
• Healthcare technology firm gets £400,000
• Professor to chair network ‘at an exciting time for city’
• Translatio­n firm expands through acquisitio­n
• Docks owner to remove objection to Black Route
• Sour-candy maker seeks new foreign sweet spots
• Aston Martin opens latest Chinese dealership
• Profits lose fizz atWizz but passenger numbers rise
• MARKET REPORT
• M&S to close retail park clothes store next month
• High hopes as ambitious plan to transform city moves forward
• Nearly two decades after the project got under way, Swansea’s SA1 still has a way to go if it is going to achieve its original goals, as Richard Youle reports
• MORNING SERIAL
• Terrorists
• Obama’s health law
• WELSH COLUMN
• The days of steel dumping must end
• ON THIS DAY
• NHS underfunde­d and Assembly at fault
• Make newsreader­s earn their salary
• Play moves from sinister to farcical
• Oasis to hit right note for punters
• Selby keeps his cool in hostile Leeds reception
• Man City pull out of chase for Mahrez
• Keates delighted with capture of Deverdics
• Carvalhal gets shirty, Sam’s the man and there’s still a long way to go
• I can be the new Henry – £56m man
• Swans’ target Andre sealed... with King surprise
• ‘Forget a hangover, we were sloppy’
• All Blacks look for a league lift as they host Keys
• The day Jiffy ran rings around Scots... and alerted all his friends in the north
• Williams’ case shows disadvanta­ge faced by theWelsh exiles in selection policy
• Lee is given permission... to get his permission!
• Harris to make first start for Scots in Cardiff
• Patchell can handle the pressure, insists Parkes
• We need to learn how to work with the robots
• Sixth form college seeks to return to council control with hope of improved funding
• Wales’ school governors are ‘left without a voice’ by cuts
• ESTYN COLUMN
• ‘Twist in tale’ of unfamiliar and positive Estyn report
• IBERS receives Royal Society of Biology Accreditat­ion for courses
• Ex-student returns to transform university

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