Western Mail - 2018-05-24

• HEALTH & SAFETY MAN LOSES BATTLE FOR PAYOUT AFTER HOLIDAY HOTEL BALCONY PLUNGE
• Euro firms win £5bn Welsh trains contract
• ‘EDWARDS COMMITTED TO WALES’ – HOWLEY
• Visitors to Wales invited to take a modern journey into the past
• 100 books by women writers celebrated as Hay Festival opens
• Instructor’s choke holds left martial arts teens fainting
• ‘I want to die so I can join father’ – son of Grenfell blaze victim
• Man attacked neighbours who stepped in to stop him assaulting ex-partner
• Katherine on show for Classic Brits
• Rail privatisat­ion is being forced on Wales, but staff will keep jobs, says union
• WHAT DOES THE DEAL MEAN FOR PASSENGERS?
• SO WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
• ‘Pure evil’ acid attacker jailed after victim chose to end his life of agony
• Pilot guilty of murdering estranged wife
• ‘Tax could rise to historic levels to pay for the NHS’
• Tributes paid after author Philip Roth dies aged 85
• Post-Brexit deal with US ‘threat to Welsh food, jobs and NHS’
• ‘Max fac plan could cost businesses up to £20bn’ – HMRC chief ’s warning
• ‘I want to return to Russia’ – poisoned Yulia
• Pembrokesh­ire firing range gives residents sleepless nights
• Dog breeder caught with knuckle-dusters at airport
• Police tech will scan faces at Swansea event
• Teacher denies shining laser at pupils’ privates
• Sunscreen water resistance not backed by tests, claims watchdog
• Gun training safety plans often poor, trial is told
• ‘Completely cut out alcohol to prevent cancer’ – experts
• Tragedy hits family as troubled step-siblings both found dead
• Grandad rescued after 30ft fall on to rocks
• Virgin staff fearing for their future
• Nuclear mud dumping not a health risk, says minister
• Richard Gere in TV comeback for BBC drama series
• Developer aims to take control of marina scheme
• Restaurant group hit as snow kept diners away
• DAbApps opens office in capital as part of firm’s expansion plan
• Why has it gone wrong for high street stalwart?
• Roth left readers feeling they had been hit by a lightning bolt
• ‘Trump and his cowardly comrades should save their thoughts and prayers for their own blood-soaked souls’
• MORNING SERIAL
• ‘I was convinced that I was worthless and ugly’
• Dynamic midwife Alice is a heroine for mothers
• WELSH COLUMN
• ON THIS DAY
• Push for Brexit is a source of suffering
• Charity’s football alliance to save lives
• Put capital under democratic control
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Will they or won’t they? Doubts over crucial summit
• OnePlus 6 equals – a whole lot more for your money
• tech that... KINDLE’S LITERARY OASIS
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• How Potter matches up to his main rivals as managerial race nears end
• Yates retains Giro lead as Viviani lands a four-timer
• Bess ready to make his bow as England start summer of Tests
• ‘I’ll bow to Salah if he beats my record’
• Swans confirm signing of Liverpool youngster
• DEADLINE SET ON NEW DEALS
• Snodgrass: A fear of failure will inspire us
• We must support Emery, says Wright
• Cyncoed’s Horrell called up for World Cup clash
• Don’t write England off for Russia glory, insists Loftus-Cheek
• McNicholl remains undecided over his internatio­nal future
• Jaguares show just how big a challenge awaits Wales in Argentina
• Uncertaint­y over Edwards now needs to be replaced by some clarity
• Wales U-20s reached final in 2013... where are the heroes now?
• Irish call for Beirne ahead of tour to Oz
• Potter is set to be handed Swans job
• Student representi­ng Britain in Estonia inspired by UWTSD event
• Girls scoop top prize in game coding contest
• Trainees must learn skills to be part of Wales’ workforce – not one firm
• New school design in running for two awards
• A UNIVERSITY VIEW
• Pupils are streets ahead in design competitio­n
• Uni gets £3m to help transform steel into low carbon industry

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