Western Mail - 2019-01-12

• ‘1,000 jobs to go’ Ford’s Bridgend engine plant to be ‘hardest hit’ by cost-cutting plan, say sources:
• ‘STEFF INSPIRED US EVERY DAY’
• PLUS: Speculatio­n mounts Hitachi will pull plug on Wylfa nuclear power station project:
• Universiti­es to ballot on strike action over wages
• Sudden deaths link to ‘volatile’ heroin
• Timeline of Ford in Bridgend
• Concerns over council’s provision of child services
• Sceptics dominate debate – Clarke
• ‘Paralysis’ could mean no Brexit, warns Hunt
• Labour committed to honouring Brexit vote, Abbott tells Commons
• Hattersley backs People’s Vote
• New school standards ‘are only adequate’
• Statistics come and go as pupils’ tests data changing
• Former in-law of Victoria Beckham jailed for fraud
• Volunteer police are the ‘thinnest blue line’
• Man arrested over deaths as abducted teen turns up
• ‘Eat more fibre for lifesaving benefits’
• Prof to get medal for ‘pioneering’ theory
• Cadet-unit band leader sexually abused boy, 14
• PE teacher not guilty of ‘strangle’ assault on pupil
• Vote for your ‘hidden heroine’
• Senior manager found guilty of defrauding NHS
• Council still committed to tourism
• Reinvented Welsh diner hands back its star rating
• Bankruptcy for one of the top chefs in Wales
• Hunt warns Iran over jailed mum’s treatment
• Pickets at rail stations over lack of services in Welsh language
• Hundreds pay their last respects to detective
• Virus borne by rats kills nine people in Patagonia
• Tim Peake’s spacecraft launched at National Museum Cardiff
• ‘Warning sticker in place near train death window’
• ‘Those who have always known there is more to life than sport will w find life after sport easier’
• MORNING SERIAL
• We cannot watch investment vanish
• ON THIS DAY
• Wales must bring its abattoirs up to date
• And a happy and pristine 2019
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• American Dream has become a nightmare for poorer families
• Raise a glass to Georgian hospitalit­y
• The top travel trends of 2019
• Ten steps to reduce the pain of divorce
• POUND NOTES
• Study shows NHS to be mainstay of Wales’ economy
• Over 100 organisati­ons sign up to supply chain code of practice
• MARKET REPORT
• THE PROFESSOR WHO SHOOTS FROM THE HIP
• You never know what you’ll find at antiques fair and vintage market
• Batsman Hemphrey signs two-year Glamorgan deal
• Emotional Andy set to bring career to an end
• Britton sets high standards with Reds
• ‘It’s time we picked up wins in league’
• We’re in constant talks on transfers... but it’s challengin­g, says Swans’ Potter
• ‘Dragons need to get back on track’
• Three-point target, but it’s not a must-win – Warnock
• WEEKEND FIXTURE LIST
• Bluebirds haven’t given up on Nantes striker Sala just yet
• Skipper Ken stays at No.8 as Scarlets aim to tame Tigers
• PRINCIPALI­TY PREMIERSHI­P
• Blues boosted by stalwarts
• Dragons run in nine tries against Romanians
• The key questions facing to confirm squad for his
• Gatland as he prepares last Six Nations campaign
• Faletau return a huge Six Nations boost for Wales
• Regions will hope for a cash fillip from PRO14 negotiatio­ns
• NANTYGLO, EBBW VALE
• 1. TONNA, NEATH
• HEDGING H MY BEST
• Wonderful winter savings
• Carpet cleaning: Go
• Living with coral
• SPACE-SAVING HACKS STORE SMART
• Winter working
• ENERGY FIRMS REINED IN

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