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Wales' papers: Bale Bluebirds bid and campsite car crash

Western Mail front page, the main story with the headline "Teenager spared jail after campsite car crash". the main image is of Welsh singer Irish Williams, smiling at the camera. The headline above her picture reads: "Tributes to Welsh star Irish Williams after death at 79." Image source, Western Mail
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South Wales Echo front page, with a picture of Gareth Bale and the headline "Bale & Co table new bid to buy Bluebirds". In the top right is a picture of Irish Williams with the headline "Tributes to singing star Iris Williams". Image source, South Wales Echo
South Wales Evening Post with the headline: "Dealer was arrested on return from holiday" with a picture in the bottom right-hand corner of a man with long dark hair looking at the cameraImage source, South Wales Evening Post
Daily Post front page with the headline "If you think it's how now" and a picture of a heat map showing a lot of red over north Wales. Underneath are two bullet points reading: - N. Wales bakes in heatwave, but it may become roasting later in the month; and - Night-time temperatures could be in 20s this weekend amid water concerns. Image source, Daily Post

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