Western Mail - 2019-11-27

• HALAHOLO HITS BACK AT CRITICS AFTER INJURY WRECKS WALES DEBUT DREAM
• PLANE CRASH VICTIM NAMED AS PROFESSOR
• BUSINESS IN WALES
• Village sees red after BT calls time on Phonics’ phone box
• Flood warnings as Wales set for more downpours
• Woman denies making up officer wife assault claims
• £105m jackpot winner ‘looking forward to a good Christmas’
• More concerns about items bought from online marketplac­es
• Drink-driver crashed car and left his two friends for dead
• ‘Accused groped me each day when we shared tent’
• Plea as food banks expect the busiest December yet
• Plaid facing criticism over its position on nuclear energy
• Child poverty ‘would reach record high under Tories’ – think tank
• Tories’ Facebook adverts ‘are part of local campaign’
• Knifeman admits attempted murder over station rampage
• At least 16 dead as quake hits Albania
• Hearing told of worker’s sex advances
• Fireman saves two after hearing smoke alarm
• Farmer died when 4x4 hit wall and tree
• £40k payout after dental pain ‘ordeal’
• Teen guilty of stabbing man in city
• Police officer sacked over lewd video in station toilet
• Trump’s confident to face trial in impeachmen­t’s tangled web
• ‘I’ve played a lot of real-life characters but most of them can’t sue me...’
• What are the parties pledging to do for Wales?
• MORNING SERIAL
• MODERN FAMILY
• Sorry seems to be the hardest word
• The Crown presented difficult subjects well
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Voice for the Valleys, a changed man who’s seen life’s tough side
• Movies and shakers
• Russian venue still on cards for Wales despite ban threat
• Swans make point to stay unbeaten on the road
• Will Filo fill a gap with Blues comeback?
• Clarke’s gone... so who’ll be next for Ospreys job?
• Why Josh’s supermarke­t sweep takes longer than it used to!
• The second coming of Sam Davies... is he still the heir to No.10 throne?
• Halaholo looks set to miss whole season
• Attacking coach to depart England
• Wales held back by slow growth and low output
• Expansion set to creat 74 new jobs at paper manufactur­er
• Shipping business navigates its way to success
• Swansea City secures a new sponsorshi­p deal
• New arena and coastal park plans win council approval
• De La Rue shares plunge on concerns over firm’s future
• Impact of domestic violence on women’s careers
• ‘Finance in place’ for Anglesey marina project
• Trade with EU continues apace in midst of Brexit
• UK retail sales stabilise ahead of key Christmas trading
• Lack of ‘ambitious’ Brexit deal could hit car production
• 8,400 Welsh businesses look to grow with free digital advice
• The tricky question of GIP and staff holiday pay entitlemen­t
• Oil 4 Wales takes over rival’s operation to improve logistics
• Accelerato­r programme helping new businesses propser
• The robotics helping to revolution­ise knee surgery
• 58% of over-65s ‘have emergency cash stash to help adult children’
• Capital’s affordabil­ity ‘driving new investment’
• Prime city centre office building acquired in £10m deal
• Husband to be new director for BITC Cymru
• Yolk recruits new consultant as part of growth strategy
• Sonovate appoints experience­d tech officer
• Pound slips after new poll shows shrinking Tory lead
• Pets At Home delivers profit cheer after strong first half

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