Western Morning News - 2018-11-09

• Region braced for a battering by storms
• Three for the price of one: Tri-service officer on the beat
• Duchy leads on seaside regenerati­on
• Funding for vets’ mental health needs
• Full picture of Great War’s frontline cinemas is revealed by new research
• Decorated GWR train honours sacrifice of its workers
• Runners take up challenge for wildlife
• School reassures parents over flu case
• Ex-mayor’s animal cruelty appeal
• Spoon saved life of Great War soldier
• Raise a glass to growing success of our wine-makers
• MP optimistic about good Brexit deal for farming and environmen­t
• Roundabout escapes double yellow lines
• Allies on war games prove they’re a force to be reckoned with
• Coastal communitie­s face big challenges from climate change
• Combing through facts on secrets of eternal life
• Library launch shines a light on cuts to treasured public service
• UK customs union existed for decades
• Erect statue to a British woman
• Technology exists to solve border problem
• Developers reassure councillor­s over new watersport­s centre
• From roadworks to reed beds – helping wildlife and water
• Figures show hundreds of foreign criminals abscond
• UK at bottom of European growth league, forecast
• White House suspends reporter after Trump run-in
• FTSE nudges up ahead of fed decision
• Dyson courts victory over vacuum cleaner labelling
• Natural England ‘raided’ for Brexit duties
• Girls just wanna have fun
• SOAP watch
• BEST OF THE REST
• The things they say…
• For the record ... who was your first?
• I felt to be loved meant you had to feel terrified too
• BMW opens up with new 8 Series
• Mercedes gives you a nice caring hug
• New look for Lexus CT range
• Hamilton will not hang around if Formula One calendar is expanded
• Bellew is confident he can pass ‘ultimate test’ and beat Usyk
• Garcia keeps up good form in Sun City
• Jennings revives Test career with century as England take command
• Innard enjoys opportunit­y to demonstrat­e his ability for Chiefs
• Hobbs hopes for rain to help Defi Du Seuil
• All Blacks prepare for genuine test
• Keeping a lid on emotions can be easier said than done
• Pilgrims can use loan pair in FA Cup
• Southgate reveals Rooney’s farewell match has been a long-term plan
• Giroud seals Chelsea’s progress as Arsenal suffer Welbeck blow
• Return of Forte is good news for City
• Ashton is given first start for four years
• SKY BET LEAGUE ONE PLAYER OF THE MONTH FREDDIE LADAPO
• The pin-up ponies caught on calendar to celebrate legendary Exmoor breed
• Include safety of equestrian­s in the Highway Code Review
• Champion jockeys poised for first point-to-point at historic racecourse
• Second Haldon Gold Cup win for God’s Own
• Everything equestrian brings best of the West together at weekend’s fair
• Urge your MP to back Highway Code review to reduce equestrian casualties
• Drama-filled Charlie Hall at Wetherby
• Tiger Tim roars to victory at Gypsy Cob dressage championsh­ips
• Mare & Foal Sanctuary celebrates its army of 100 dedicated volunteers
• Teams announced for popular charity challenge at 2018 Olympia Show
• New generation picks up flag of remembranc­e

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