Articles from Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales) (December 27, 2017)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Campsite in the trees' gives rise to local concerns.			320
'Forbidden' chess event is staged; WORLD BULLETINS.			118
'Heartbreak' after two men swept away in 4x4.			246
'Podfather' turns turning 50 into comic turn; PREVIEW: Richard Herring, St David's Hall Cardiff, February 24.			291
'Universities must promote free speech, open minds'.			439
> The Town Crier leads [...].			114
12 destinations which abta believes will be a hit with holidaymakers in 2018.			735
A good year for Corbyn - but Brexit remains a key challenge; Jeremy Corbyn will look back on 2017 as a golden year when he defied critics and delighted his fans. Here, political editor David Williamson looks at the Labour leader's key challenges for 2018.			815
Anfield agony shows scale of rescue job at sorry Swansea; SWANS IN THE PREM.			1332
Back-to-back defeats as the Boxing Day Blues hit home; BLUEBIRDS.			998
Bathing belles and good sports turn out for Boxing Day swims.			593
Blind bowler Julie keeps opponents on their toes.			549
Brit jailed for smuggling painkillers into Egypt.			497
Call for inquiry as thousands of government papers 'vanish'.			122
Cancer survivor to run 100km on all continents.			535
CHARLIE BROOKER REFLECTS ON BLACK MIRROR'S DARK VISIONS; Black Mirror taps into the future - or at least what it could look like. But co-creators Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones tell Gemma Dunn their hit show is more about homing in on the world's collective sense of unease.			602
Cheap sunshine deals available after pound's recovery.			248
Considerable growth sees Sphere move into North America.			362
Deaths.			340
Domestic abuse must be met with outrage and a demand for change.			767
Dragons lose ground at top of table, but battle away for point.			459
Dragons revival comes too late as Blues hold on to take derby spoils; GUINNESS PRO14.			845
Ease loneliness with a little conversation; COMMENT.			506
Evans sees red, but Scarlets hit back in final-play drama.			907
Ex-footballer in presidential race; WORLD BULLETINS.			113
Flynn sees red over dismissal.			298
Forest Holidays sold in PS110m deal.			193
Furniture company making a real difference.			989
Gone, but never to be FORGOTTEN; The showbusiness world has said a sad goodbye to some famous figures over the past year. MARION MCMULLEN remembers those we have lost.			824
Guidance on making the best life decisions.			430
Hordes protest at president pardon; WORLD BULLETINS.			113
How they rated.			429
How they rated.			464
I ask male actors what their salary is ...if they want me to do their film, then they'll tell me; Hollywood star Jessica Chastain and writer Aaron Sorkin talk to LAURA HARDING about Hollywood in the aftermath of the sexual harassment and pay equality scandals, and the timeliness of their film, Molly's Game.			987
JD WELSH PREMIER.			362
Knees-up for Beeb as Mrs Brown tops festive ratings.			510
Labour's split party is facing both ways.			158
Law firms gearing up as Divorce Day draws near.			722
Lifeboat crews the ever-ready heroes of the waves; Some are bankers, others are engineers, but they can be called out to help at any time. Anna Lewis meets the incredible people who risk their lives to save others every day as a Welsh lifeboat volunteer... ts .			2353
Man, 39, dies in hospital after alleged assault.			218
Men expecting bigger pay rises.			119
Mister Winner set to air on BBC One; UK BULLETINS.			107
MORNING SERIAL.			261
Murder probe as man found in lane; UK BULLETINS.			107
Muslim youth group spreads festive cheer.			182
Nick Clegg 'to get knighthood' UK BULLETINS.			119
ON THIS DAY: FEAST OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST.			214
Passport pantomime lays bare puerile government thinking; Member of the Executive Committee of Wales for Europe Geraint Talfan Davies gives his verdict on the passport colour row... rope he . ME CW.			846
Plans to make debt rulings process fairer.			193
Policeman dies after crash that killed woman, 61.			268
QUIZ.			273
Revealed:TheWelsh councils taking in desperate refugees; Number of refugees taken in by your local authority revealed.			919
RockThe Kasbah aims to roll over his rivals.			352
Sarah Millican launches anti-loneliness campaign.			153
Severe weather warning as rain and snow on the way TOWALES.			334
Shoppers queue from 1am to bag bargains in the Boxing Day sales.			875
Six crucial elements to ensure a perfect job interview.			925
Some real magic sees the Wizards snatch win.			352
Succession planning is a vital part of any growing business; Delyth Pugh looks at how SMEs can surmount the looming problem of business succession.			740
Suspicion falls on beekeepers as lucrative hive thefts rise.			552
Swans could call for Carlos.			548
Tell the truth and restore steel pensions.			137
The big developments that will change Wales in 2018.			2445
The turbulent life and times of Cardiff Bay.			1901
THEY SAID WHAT?			151
Travellers looking for sustainable holidays after Blue Planet II.			396
UK consumers and retailers facing rocky year ahead - experts.			513
Viciousness set to continue into 2018.			276
Warning of price rises after Brexit without trade deals.			267
Welsh immersion doesn't suit everyone.			390
Will we be more attractive when the tolls go? With the Severn Bridge tolls set to be scrapped by the end of 2018, Dan Smith looks at how the commercial property market in south-east Wales might it be affected.			709