Wales' papers: Benidorm murder probe and sewage fines for Welsh Water

South Wales Echo front page. Main story; Murder probe into Benidorm death - haunting CCTV footage captures last sighting of Welsh dad alive as Spanish Police finally launch murder investigation. Above is an advert for free ice creams from Iceland. South Wales Echo
South Wales Evening Post front page. Main story: Robbers tied up family - masked armed raiders threatened couple and teen daughter. Above is an advert for free ice creams from Iceland.South Wales Evening Post
Western Mail front page. The first story is a photo of Leigh Halfpenny - Text: Halfpenny set to reject Japan tour role. Below this is a grey line and the text: Dŵr Cymru fined £1.3m over sewage breaches. To the left are blue boxes with stories in. First one reads: New changes made to tourism tax, next reads: Family's fight for answers to dad's death. Third one reads: Epic challenge for man with 11 tumors. Western Mail
The Flintshire Leader front page. Three stories at the top are in different coloured boxes. In the red box: pitch-perfect work at red with a picture of a stadium. Next yellow box says Blaze drama with photo of a big fire billowing black smoke. Blue box says Forever home bid for dogs, black and brown labradors. There is a black box beneath the boxes that says Vote for best farm, deli or butchers shop. Below is a black lined box that says: 'Something has to be done' over phone use - Concerns highlighted about smartphone usage in classrooms. The Flintshire Leader
The Wrexham Leader front page. Three stories at the top are in different coloured boxes. In the red box: pitch-perfect work at red with a picture of a stadium. Next yellow box says Beauty spot 'toilet' woe with a photo of an aqueduct. Blue box says: Mum raising awareness with a photo f a woman with long brown hair.. There is a black box beneath the boxes that says Vote for best farm, deli or butchers shop. Below is a black lined box that says: 'Something has to be done' over phone use - Concerns highlighted about smartphone usage in classrooms. The Wrexham Leader

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