Western Mail - 2018-10-06

• ‘Life will never be the same’ – family of nurse killed by text driver
• WAS JAMES BOND FROM THE VALLEYS?
• JAILED OVER DEAD GIRL’S FUNERAL CON
• Man who lived opposite school had 10,382 child sex images
• Talented pair to get Bafta Cymru’s glittering prizes
• ‘Wales can prosper if it’s master of its own dreams, says Price
• ‘Don’t allow second home owners to avoid paying council tax’
• ‘Plaid will empower women in politics’
• Man who pushed ex-Eurotunnel boss on to tracks guilty of attempted murder
• President Trump hits out at Capitol Hill protesters
• Interpol president goes missing on trip to China
• Army veteran to lead Team GB at Invictus Games
• Accused ‘shocked’ at death
• ‘Parasite’ took out £6,500 loan in aunt’s name on day she died
• Fewer suffer stroke but patients now younger
• Review into health board baby deaths
• Station put in lockdown for wanted man search
• Councillor cleared of sexual assaults
• Bollywood’s coming to Wales for rugby movie
• ‘Sign language recognitio­n vital’
• Disturbanc­e after vigil in memory of tragic pupil
• Boyle brings sands of time in tribute to WWI fallen
• Concert drug dealer’s Taff panic plunge
• Dyke may not just be Offa’s as history slowly unearthed
• Why libraries really did give us power...
• MORNING SERIAL
• The need for this review is alarming
• ON THIS DAY
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• BRIGHTON ROCKS
• A wealth of experience­s
• LATE BREAKS MARY BERRY’S FESTIVE TREAT
• Pret a Porto
• TRAVEL NEWS
• WHERE TO STAY, EAT AND SHOP
• Top tips for sensible spending at Christmas
• House prices dip for a second month as buyers ‘wait and see’
• Mistrust of pensions industry remains high
• Most people aren’t yet ready to go cash-free
• Data science in Wales seeks to attract top talent
• Swansea University begins its hunt for a new vice-chancellor
• Consortium mounts takeover bid for shopping centre owner
• UK productivi­ty rebounds but still trails average before financial crash
• MARKET REPORT
• Economic performanc­e requires a balancing act
• World War One death plaque will be on display during antiques fair
• The bee and the beekeeper
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH Justin Toper
• Feeling the Byrne and embracing it
• Wales boss Giggs rules out chances of a United return
• Veracious to shine bright
• Loan row left bitter taste after glory at Wembley
• Potter’s in right place to continue with turnaround
• Ricketts and co out to make it three in a row
• County out to put the chop on Forest
• ‘If Vincent feels someone else can do better, I won’t have a problem’
• Poch unhappy as Martinez jumps the gun on Jan
• MATCH GUIDE
• Old pals to step up rivalry
• Fox kept in reserve for derby as Scarlets play the long game
• North runs riot while Davies boosts Wales hopes
• Whites out to make it a Vale of tears
• CONVERT TO LIFE IN A BARN
• ANIMAL MAGIC
• Seasonal savings at Leekes
• Go greener
• Spiced honey is the Dulux colour of the year for 2019. Marianne Shillingfo­rd talks to about getting the best out of this lovely hue
• 15 PERFECT PROJECTS
• It’s easy to kill houseplant­s with kindness, so here are tips on how to look after some of the popular choices
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