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Wales' papers: Ely riots eviction warning and huge fuel raid

Front page of the Western Mail. Main headline reads: 'My brave wife thought she was going to die': stabbed teacher's husband in plea for action as he recounts horror of ordeal. Other headlines read: Inside the Snoop Dogg Swans deal and Major boost for Sheen's new theatre. Image source, Western Mail
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Front page of South Wales Evening Post. Main headline reads: Hospital's kitchen shut over cockroach infestation: food is being produced off site. Other headlines read: Whatsapp warning to parents and opinion split on new kits. Image source, South Wales Evening Post
Front page of the Daily Post. Main headline reads: Huge fuel thefts risked disaster: Tens of thousands of litres 'sloshed' in plastic containers in string of depot raids. Other headlines read: Jailed for 12 years for 'appalling' sex-assault, and bid to extend quarry life rejected. Image source, Daily Post
Front page of the South Wales Echo. Main headline reads: Council warn tenants they face eviction over Ely riots: conviction over 2023 disorder could see homes lost. Other headlines read: Wales reveal new kit for season, and warning over fake Labubu toys. Image source, South Wales Echo

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