Wales' papers: 'Nuclear power up' and woman's 'love for life'

The front page of the Daily Post. Headline: Nuclear power-up with sub headline: Mini reactors for Wylfa expected to get go ahead this week on a photo of the site of the original power station with another image of a small modular reactor. Another headline above: Woman died under her van during cyclone in Australia accompanied by a photo of a woman smiling while sitting on top of a mountain or hill.Daily Post
Front page of South Wales Evening Post with main headline: Two-month bus strike amid 'fury' over pay and sub headline: First Cymru bosses slam 'unnecessary' action page 4. Above the lead story is a photo of Swansea City head coach Alan Sheehan and a headline: Swans search for new boss with sub headline: Sheehan sacked after 'disappointing run': Sport.South Wales Evening Post
Front page of Wrexham Leader with main headline: Bakery's bonus with 60 new jobs and sub headline: £20m production line paves the way for firm expansion. Above there are two photos of veterans with their medals with the headline: Memories shared by veterans.Wrexham Leader
Front page of the Flintshire Leader with main headline: 'She had a love for life' and sub headline: Tribute by family of Flintshire woman at inquest into tragedy. This is accompanied by a photo of a woman with long hair tied back pictured sitting on a hill or mountain. She is smiling.Flintshire Leader
Front page of South Wales Echo with headline: Firms tell of hostel 'fears' accompanied by a photo of a multi-storey hotel building. The sub headline: Scared staff 'no longer feel safe' going to work next to old hotel housing homeless people, companies warn page 7. Above is a photo of Louis Rees-Zammit in a Wales rugby shirt looking up, with the headline LRZ 'has to start against Japan'.South Wales Echo
Front page of the Western Mail with main story headline: 'Primary school children vaping'. Above is a photo of Jacqueline Totterdell smiling and wearing a pale blue blouse while sitting in a chair. The headline: New Welsh NHS boss: My prescription to make service better. Pages 18 and 19.Western Mail

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