Western Mail - 2019-11-28

• ADWAITH WIN WELSH MUSIC PRIZE
• Men ‘hunted down stab death teen’ – trial told
• OSPREYS FARCE CONTINUES AT PRO14 LAUNCH
• REVEALED: THE 10 PLACES THAT ARE NOW WALES’ POOREST
• Tata Steel set to shed up to 1,000 jobs in the UK
• Bleak houses as Wales’ poorest places revealed
• BBC can’t Boris for
• Tories pledge to tackle addictions
• Johnson ‘female recruitmen­t drive’
• Pin down TV grilling
• AMs support Senedd vote at age of 16
• Outcry as pub dovecote sealed up
• Rail station stab terrorist jailed for life
• Suffocatio­n migrants are repatriate­d
• ‘Accused tried sex assault in car after getting me drunk’
• Sex predator is granted right to fight sentence
• Pupils accepted with lower grades
• Price opens up on joys of fatherhood
• Hollywood’s thanks less than £2k
• Fillings ‘may not be best way to tackle tooth decay’
• Lloyds plans to slash boss’ pension by half
• Tech entreprene­urs are among UK’s rising stars
• Investor in Iceland bids to shore up its finances
• MARKET REPORT
• The county asylum, care with a strikingly humane dimension
• ‘Hill’s truth... was a powerful reminder of what makes America great’
• Beware the skuldugger­y as knives are out on election trail
• MORNING SERIAL
• Sift relevant facts when making election choice
• WELSH COLUMN
• ON THIS DAY
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• A guide to choosing what subject to study at A-level
• Daisy brings puppy love to pupils
• Fairy godmother of all pantomimes – Cinderella at the New Theatre
• School attendance in Blaenau Gwent shows no improvemen­t
• Welsh-medium shortfall in Merthyr
• Stevens staying in frame for good run
• Keates calls for bravery
• Cabango steps up as Swans preserve impressive record
• Written-off pair could be the key to the Harris revolution at Bluebirds
• Who are the Barbarians squad for his away-day at
• In Gatland’s Principali­ty?
• ‘They seem to have lost a bit of hwyl and aren’t enjoying their rugby’

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