Western Mail - 2019-10-21

• Time to believe!
• Tweets of the day as World Cup adventure continues
• Wainwright explains that ‘Movember’ moustache...
• PM’s letter ‘may be in contempt of Parliament’
• HOW YOUR MP VOTED YESTERDAY
• Chris Bryant under fire for requesting extra payments for MPs
• MPs react to twist in the
• The newest Brexit saga
• Praise for the people’s vote rally
• Police will get powers to tackle illegal drone use
• US defence chief makes journey to Afghanista­n
• Club pays silent tribute to Brooke
• Busy social media star likes to be anonymous
• Natural assets valued at £951bn
• Daughter’s fear missing dad won’t be found alive
• Cycling charity criticises bypass
• Coed Darcy houses are still waiting for residents to move in
• Heartache of teen who lost dad in chip pan fire
• Exporting is the key to growth for SMEs
• RBS boss to bow out with figures hit by PPI
• GlobalWels­h helps to set up its first investment deal
• Chance to join the Metro project
• Lena, 20, turns her life around and wins a Young Achiever award
• Hong Kong documentar­y in the thick of the the biggest riots since it was handed over by Britain to China in 1997
• MORNING SERIAL
• Please boys, keep on going for us all
• ON THIS DAY
• Standing up to the Extinction bullies
• BARRICADES, TEAR GAS AND FIREBOMBS
• Nurse vacancy rate is ‘damaging to morale’
• PHIL WHITE
• Presenter to give talk on suicide prevention
• ‘If I hadn’t been pregnant I wouldn’t have known that I had cancer...’
• VAUGHAN GETHING
• Spice up your life Food with a kick could help keep you feeling on top form this season, says
• How to learn the skills necessary to deal with your broken heart
• Wales victory sets up Super Sunday double
• We had to dig deep – relieved Gatland
• Our healthcare – a constant challenge
• Many of us have become too reliant on antibiotic­s – what can we do?
• MRSA deaths at lowest level in more than two decades
• Vaccines – safe and effective
• Air pollution – reducing the quality of life for us all
• ‘I’m 21 years old and I’m an alcoholic’
• E-cigs – still a great alternativ­e to cigarettes?
• Safe staffing levels are imperative for everyone
• Succession planning needed now for consultant midwives
• We must value and appreciate those who care for us
• Collaborat­ive approach to improve wellbeing
• Prostate cancer – what it is and how it can be treated
• Jannat discovers it really is OK to talk
• Connecting through music – making all the difference
• The challenge of prisoners
• Medical advancemen­ts in atrial fibrillati­on treatment
• Swift-thinking pair saved their dad’s life
• Making a positive change to tackle obesity in Wales
• CASE STUDY: JAYNE CARPENTER
• Increased awareness of sepsis will help to save lives
• Partnershi­p taskforce sees excellent results
• Effective dementia treatment making a difference
• How they rated
• JAPAN 3, SOUTH AFRICA 26

Western Mail - 2019-10-19

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