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1. DWP confirms lower Universal Credit health element for new claimants from April

   To provide people with the help 'they've long been denied', the UK Government is investing over £3.5 billion in employment support

2. Canada school shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar pictured for first time after deadly attack

   Jesse Van Rootselaar, 18, is suspected of fatally shooting six people and wounding 25 others at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia, Canada

3. Inspection uncovers poor state of hospital's mental health unit

   The visits uncovered environmental concerns including peeling paintwork, damaged flooring and damp patches as well as broken equipment

4. School pupils at risk across Wales with teachers asked to provide emergency intervention

   One headteacher has told WalesOnline she had been asking for help for years

5. Eerie abandoned 122-room 'Welsh Versailles' mansion completely frozen in time

   Kinmel Hall in North Wales was once a symbol of wealth and grandeur, but the Grade I listed mansion has stood empty and derelict since 2000

6. I tried the posh Valentine's meal deals from Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury & M&S - one was a real let down

   With just days to try out supermarket dine-in deals ahead of Valentine's Day, we ate multiple ones so give you some guidance on what to go for

7. Where is Brandon Clark now as ITV's The Murder of Bianca Devins airs

   Social Media Murders looks at the tragic death of 19-year-old Bianca Devins who was murdered by a friend she met online.

8. American man shares how he learned Welsh in 14 months

   Jeff Narvil, 58, from Mississippi, dedicated 14 months to learning Welsh independently before travelling to Cardiff University to sit his exam

9. The Inbetweeners star discusses show's comeback and says creators are 'writing something'

   Joe Thomas has given an update on The Inbetweeners comeback after creators Damon Beesley and Iain Morris bought back the rights to the hit E4 comedy and confirmed they are writing new material

10. NHS told to stop advising against first cousin marriages

    Healthcare workers have been told to stop discouraging first cousin marriages, as parents only have a "slightly increased" risk of having children with genetic disorders