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Wales' papers: Ex MP's vile messages to ex and WRU seismic plans

Front page of the Daily Post. Main headline reads: Two heroic strangers saved my child's life. They risk own safety as girl, 7, swept out to sea. Other headlines read: Tributes to man after hotel fall. Groom-to-be died days after the wedding invitations were sent out and speedboat sinks after four saved. Image source, Daily Post
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Front page of the Western Mail. Main headline reads: Former Tory MP's vile messages to ex. Other headlines read: Welsh Rugby set for seismic change. Below the headline is a photograph of four rugby players. Other headlines read: Star fight's palestine action ban. And arc furnace project gets underway.Image source, Western Mail
Front page of South Wales Echo. Main headline reads: Former MP sent vile messages to ex-wife: Former Tory MP left ex 'destroyed' by campaign of harassment, court hears, and sent her foul mouthed messages. Other headlines read: Hot Mess: city's bins overflow in heatwave and WRU plan radical change. Image source, South Wales Echo
Front page of South Wales Evening Post. Main headline reads: Owner woke to see hotel ablaze. Photograph shows a large white building covered in orange flames with the roof ripped apart and smoke rising from the top. Subheadline below the image reads: overnight fire devastates popular venue at renowned gower beauty spot. Other headlines read: Work starts on electric arc furnace and WRU are looking at axing a region - or two. Image source, South Wales Evening Post
Front page of the Flintshire Leader. Main headline reads: Burglar helped himself to food and drink: Prison for man who entered garage and cooked spring rolls. Other headlines read: Plans could lead to more than 100 jobs and Murder trail jury sent out. Image source, The Flintshire Leader
Front page of the Wrexham Leader. Main headline reads: Farmers feeling the heat: heatwave sparking challenges for the farming community. Other headlines read: Councillor calls for leader of authority to step down and burglar helped himself to food. Image source, The Wrexham Leader

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