Wales' papers: Arrests made in village shooting and WRU two-team option 'still on the table'

Front page of South Wales Echo with the main headline: Two arrests in village 'shooting' probe; Police question men aged 20 and 39 after bullets found in damaged home. Next to photo of a police officer stood in front of a door with alleged bullet holes in it. Aboce is an advert for 50% off for six months, and next to that is a photo of a man in a Cardiff City shirt, with the headline Perry injury doubt for City clash. Next to that is a photo of a couple kissing, the woman is in a white bridal gown and the man in a black suit, with a white shirt and pink tie, with the headline: Eloping couple's dream Cardiff wedding. South Wales Echo
Daily Post's front page with the main headline: Mum of two nabbed by council 'bin police'; Interview under caution after woman put parcel envelope in the public trash. Next to photo of a public bin. Next to that is an advert for 50% off for six months, and under that a headline that reads teen scooter rider doing 60mph in a 20 zone sent woman flying. And above is an advert to win an amazing Norwegian fjords cruise holiday with P&O cruises. Daily Post
Front page of the Western Mail with the main headline: Funding warning over 'danger' to Wales' arts. Other headline: WRU boss insists cutting two teams is still on the table. Next to photo of Dave Reddin, who has a light blue shirt and short brown hair. Above the headline of the paper is an advert to win an amazing Norwegian fjords cruise holiday with P&O cruises. And next to that an advert for 50% off for six months. Western Mail
South Wales Evening Post's front page with the main headline: It's the end for sinkhole club; Work starts on demolition two years after ground collapsed. Next to photo of a sinkhole on a road with houses in the background. Above is an advert to win an amazing Norwegian fjords cruise holiday with P&O cruises. To the right is an advert for 50% off for six months and under that are two boxes with other headlines. South Wales Evening Post

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