Wales Online

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1. Met Office says six areas in Wales may see snow on Wednesday - full list

   The Met Office said snow accumulations of 1-3 cm will mainly occur above around 200 metres and there is a chance of transient freezing rain over higher ground

2. 'My love life's nosedived since halving my weight - blokes were more interested when I was size 18'

   Whitney Ainscough went from 15st to 7st 12lbs but says she gets less attention from men now than when she was bigger

3. 'Extraordinary' thriller with unrecognisable Love Actually star now streaming

   The actress is completely unrecognisable in this perfectly-rated thriller available to binge watch now

4. Five brilliant pubs in Cardiff city centre that aren't Wetherspoons

   With the Six Nations coming up and Cardiff filling with visitors you might want to visit one of the city's tidy pubs, steeped in history and an ideal place for a pint with character

5. City centre McDonald's block to get a major new lease of life

   Swansea councillors didn't feel the need to discuss the application and went straight to the vote

6. Japanese-style home approved in seaside town but nobody can move in until 2029

   Plans for a small 'Japanese courtyard'-style property with provision for home working on a plot adjacent to Delfryn, Serpentine Road, have been given the go-ahead by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

7. Two dead after plane crashes on farmland

   The single-engine aircraft is understood to have been carrying two people when it went down

8. Land outside of Welsh town to be developed on with over 20 affordable homes

   The site is located off the A473 Waterton Road and is close to a Starbucks drive through coffee shop and a B&Q

9. The parking charge proposals for two Welsh towns designed to encourage more shopping

   The proposal would include an increase to short term parking charges and to expand the time of charging on Saturdays

10. 15 new apartments could be built in centre of Pontypridd

    The apartment block has been proposed as a 'car-free development' due to its town centre location