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Wales' papers: Two women die at Eryri and bank employee steals £180k

Front page of the South Wales Echo. Main headline reads: Rapist tried to film attack. Other headlines read: Gang imported drugs worth £11M to south Wales, eight person charged over fatal shooting, and Barry-Murphy is offered top job by Bluebirds. Image source, South Wales Echo
  • Published
    12 June 2025
Updated 13 June 2025
Front page of South Wales Evening Post. Main headline reads: Chances missed to save man killed on M4. Other headlines read: Opportunities were missed that might have prevented patient's death after leaving hospital- coroner, and 'Race across the World was an unforgettable ride'. Image source, South Wales Evening Post
Front page of the Western Mail. Main headline reads: Millions for Wales' rail funding blasted. Other headlines read: At least 200 killed in plane crash. Image source, Western Mail
Front page of the Wrexham Leader. Main headline reads: Locked up after attacking girlfriend. Other headlines read: '60 years of marital joy', and 'high praise for Parky'. Image source, The Wrexham Leader
Front page of the Flintshire Leader. Main headline reads: Bank employee helped herself to £180k. Other headlines read: 'Evidence at murder trial' and 'collections woe anger'. Image source, The Flintshire Leader
Front page of the Daily Post. Main headline reads: Two women die in pool tragedy at mountain beauty spot. Other headlines read: Miracle and horror. Briton survives plane crash that killed hundreds; Mum stole £100,000 from bank where she worked; Action to prevent rogue parking in Eryri hotspot. Image source, Daily Post

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