Western Morning News - 2018-11-30

• Helen’s cross-country balancing act
• Rural business ready for Brexit challenge
• SW tourism bosses ‘over the moon’
• Travel chaos and thousands of homes left without power in second day of weather disruption
• Heavier speeding fines call to help fund safer roads
• School axes homework over fears of pupil stress
• Government assurances sought on stadium funds
• Passengers ‘trapped by new train’s sea water damage fault’
• Banned from keeping all avian species
• ‘Donate to charity in lieu of giving Christmas presents’
• New ferry build would ‘keep shipyard afloat’
• Rugby star visits his alma mater
• Democracy will suffer if MPs do not deliver on a true Brexit
• Playing trains and trying to catch up on lost sleep
• Praising Jah and reggae with Haile Selassie... in Camborne
• Building consensus versus language
• Insufficie­nt funds for naval force
• Cry for People’s Vote is a nonsense
• The EU just wants our money
• Going for the burn – research shows impact of burning moorland heather
• Regulator takes action against Network Rail over poor performanc­e
• Second referendum ‘would lead to the collapse of Brexit’
• Funeral market probe after sky-high price hikes
• Teenager jailed for supplying drugs that killed two at city nightclub
• After 40 years, school abuse survivors say it’s time for apology
• College shortliste­d as further education UK college of year
• Wonder at the genius of Stevie
• The things they say…
• Bentley opens Continenta­l for 2019
• Diesel 4x4 for new Dacia Duster
• “The referee was completely out of his depth,” fumes Barum boss Dave
• Tristan loving life at Grecians after summer loan move
• Van Dijk calls for calm as away day woes continue for Reds in Europe
• Ronnie through in York despite nasty virus
• Baxter has not given up hope of keeping hooker as talks continue
• Cockles look to end losing run in derby
• Good luck Sol – I hope you prove all of your many doubters wrong
• Plymouth’s youngsters travel to Villa Park in the cup
• Arsenal not caught cold by venue change with comfortabl­e victory
• Celtic can still make it after win at Rosenborg
• Argyle face Oxford for third round spot
• Matavesi signs new deal with the Pirates
• Equine-assisted therapy centre opens
• Seeing world through pair of ears after week looking at screen
• Helen getting the balancing act right with cross-country course designs

Western Morning News - 2018-11-29

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