Wales papers: 'Boy falsely accused of stealing baby's ashes later found dead' and 'Medics fighting to find work in Wales'

Front page of the Daily Post. Headline reads "Boy falsely accused of stealing baby's ashes was later found dead. Sub headline reads: "Allegation that he burgled flat spread-on social media: p6." Alongside this there is a headshot of a boy looking at the camera. Above there is an advert for £10 off Sports direct when you spend £50 and a headline reading "mum had 'a heart full of love and kindness'."Daily Post
Front page of the South Wales Echo. Main headline reads "bikes stolen at knifepoint", with the sub head: "Police are appealing for information after a spate of similar incidents reported". Above is an advert for £10 off Sports Direct when you spend £50, and another headline reading: "junior doctors cant find NHS jobs", next to this is a picture of a Cardiff City football player, with the headline "Colwill living the dream."South Wales Echo
Flintshire Leader front page. With the main headline Family endured "unacceptable" conditions, under this the sub head reads "issues with damp and mould were reported to council". Above are three boxes, with different stories, the first reads "remembering little Lucas" with a picture of a boy, next to this is an image of a house, with the headline "properties on the market, and finally a photo of Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson, with the headline "Parky reflects cup defeat."Flintshire Leader
Western Mail front page. With the main headline "Medics fighting to find work in Wales", alongside this there is a picture of Louis Rees-Zammit holding a rugby ball, with the headline "Rees-Zammit keen for Wales return".Western Mail
Wrexham Leader front page. Main headline reads "Vandalism despair for volunteers". Next to this is a photo of Phil Parkinson, Wrexham manager, with the headline "Parky reflects on cup defeat". Above is a headline reading: "Halloween fun in support of sister". Next to this is a photo of a woman, with the headline "Sewing's helped to turn life around". Wrexham Leader

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