Wales Online

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1. Mystery deepens after teen couple found dead at UK holiday park as police give update

   Cherish Bean and Ethan Slater were found dead at Little Eden Holiday Park in Bridlington

2. BBC announce viewing figures after Winter Olympics marked by tears and injuries

   Team GB claimed three gold medals in their most successful Winter Olympics ever, while the BBC Sport’s coverage of the event achieved its largest overall audience consumption ever

3. Martin Lewis MSE says 'quick' water bill check could save £175 a year

   More than three million households could be missing out by not seeing if they qualify

4. Man raped woman in tent at Green Man Festival and 'slapped and strangled' her, court hears

   Thomas Mason, 28, is accused of slapping and strangling the woman during the alleged offence at the Welsh music festival

5. 'Expensive looking' £53 space-saving ottoman hailed 'absolutely beautiful' now £43

   Shoppers think the storage bench - which comes in five colours - is 'fabulous quality' saying 'you won't be disappointed'

6. 'Terrified' dog hides in unexpected spot during thunderstorm and it's 'breaking hearts'

   A dog owner was floored after finding her "terrified" pit bull terrier hiding in an unexpected spot during a thunderstorm. Many dogs struggle with loud noises like storms and fireworks due to their more sensitive hearing

7. Burst water main leaves school and homes without water

   Properties are still without running water as crews face engineering difficulties

8. Do You Know Your Place host pulled out at last minute with Traitors star landing role

   The Traitors star Paul Gorton stepped up to co-host BBC's new quiz show Do You Know Your Place with Vernon Kay after the original host pulled out at the last minute

9. Trailblazer dies aged 71 as tributes pour in

   Little was known of Martyn's remarkable life until his final years, but he'll be remembered for his outstanding, tireless work which will leave a lasting legacy

10. Asylum seeker set fire to house after being told he couldn't stay in the country

    The judge said Sayak's actions were of 'pure spite and petty revenge' and that the defendant 'did not care' if there were others in the building