Western Mail - 2018-11-10

• WALES REMEMBERS THE FALLEN
• Carwyn warning over cost of no-deal Brexit
• TIME TO PUT THE RECORD STRAIGHT
• Armistice middle name of Dilys, 100
• Warhol’s pop art now on display in Dublin
• ‘Women more likely to be in low-paid sectors’
• Merkel’s racism warning on pogrom anniversar­y
• Melbourne knifings act of terrorism, say police
• New rail firm faces protest over Welsh language use
• Floods force road closures as downpours soak Wales
• Residents living in fear as gangs of ‘feral youths’ run riot in Valleys town
• Bar manager claims chef ‘strangled’ her at party
• ‘Culture of complaints nonsensica­l’
• Council tax could rise in bid to plug budget gap
• Restaurant and leisure quarter plan for Bay area
• Men roped together died after leap from bridge, inquest told
• Wales’ rugby players who laid down their lives
• MORNING SERIAL
• Honour fallen and avoid errors of past
• Break vicious circle of overfeedin­g dogs
• Word on the web
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• The not so fantasy land of Noddy
• Leadership candidates’ plans to bring hope to the high street
• ALL OVER THIS NATURAL WONDER
• Looks forward to spring after a river cruise through Belgium and the Netherland­s
• IT’S A DAM GOOD SERVICE
• NEED TO KNOW
• And his wife travelled to a boutique bolthole in a beautiful corner of Northern England for a short break
• Survival guide kids’ financial
• Inquiry into exclusion from financial services
• Mortgage arrears and repossessi­ons at historical­ly low levels
• ‘Black Route’ is only viable way forward for economic well-being
• MARKET REPORT
• Mental health and money major workplace issues
• Diamond set to wow at autumn auction
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• Mozzer not missed amid Marr’s incendiary indie
• WEEKEND FIXTURE LIST
• Wales chasing World Cup spot
• England spin their way to Galle success
• Time for good displays to rack up the points, says Swans chief Potter
• Players rally to support Jack’s fight with cancer
• Hughton gave me my big break, but I’m out to upset him – Josh
• We’ll look to future after World heartbreak
• Let’s not get caught by Police – Amond
• Ricketts up for the Cup at Weston
• Ironmen extend lead at the top
• Best urges Schmidt to extend Irish stay
• Can Wales end that Aussie losing run? Our writers have their say...
• Reasons to be cheerful on chances of Welsh win
• England prepared for Kiwis – George
• Summer boost key for us – Phillips
• Wales should have enough to snatch a win over Wallabies, but don’t bet on it...
• POPPY POINTS
• WHAT A ST-ART
• Fine dining from Leekes
• Discusses the granny flat boom
• Feeling adventurou­s?
• TABLE SERVICE
• If you’re desperate for a late, late show, you can’t beat the chrysanthe­mum in November
• THINGS TO REMEMBER

Western Mail - 2018-11-09

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