Wales' papers: Flag fury and Rayner resigns

Front page of the Daily Post, with the main headline: Flag Fury; Upset as Welsh Dragon removed from lampposts for 'safety reasons. In front of an image of a Welsh flag. Above is an advert for £5 off when you spent £25 at dobbies. Next to that is an advert to join Slimming World for free. To the right is a headline with a picture of a copper which reads "purge on bad parking near to schools" and under that is a headline reading "7-day guide and puzzles pullout inside". Daily Post
Front page of South Wales Evening Post with the main headline: Watersports centre forced to close; Welsh government notice means site must be vacated. Next to photo of two sailing boats in a harbour. Under that is a headline reading "Crash left man with bleed on brain: page 2". Above is an advert for £5 off when you spent £25 at dobbies. Next to that is an advert to join Slimming World for free. South Wales Evening Post
Front page of the Westerm Mail with the main headline: Rayner resigns after tax affairs inquiry. Above is an advert for £5 off when you spent £25 at dobbies. Next to that is an advert to join Slimming World for free, and next to that is an advert for 50% off for six months. To the right of the main headline is a picture of a man smiling with the headline "how Valley's childhood forged star Jonny Owen" Western Mail
Front page of South Wales Echo with the main headline: Warning as city council faces £38 million budget gap; Services could be axed as council says 'difficult decisions' ahead in battle to plug shortfall. Aerial image of Cardiff in between the headlines. Above is an advert for £5 off when you spent £25 at dobbies. Next to that is an advert to join Slimming World for free. To the right are three boxes with headlines the top has a picture of a statue of three men in bronze with a man in front with his hands in the air, the headline reads "Sir Billy comes home as statue updated", under that is a picture of a man in a Cardiff City shirt with the headline "Bellamy 'blown away' by Lawlor" and under that is a mural picture of Sol Bamba with the headline "City mural tribute to Bamba" South Wales Echo

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