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Is it fixed in place?

What are you going to do with the openining. You may be able to get a supply from the clock socket and run a cable down into it then through the side to your leds and conceal any controls in the chimney breast.

It looks to me like the only one that has started to split and rot is the top one. Get a joiner to repair or replace it for you.

Not a brickie but would think they would make it up slightly in each course as the wall was rising. As long as they are made aware of the problem.

You could perhaps get some dry verge fitted but the overhang looks loke it would make things more difficult than usual. Ask a roofers to have a look.

Not sure what we are supposed to be looking at on your pic.. But you can't repair a mirror yourself. Best thing I can think of is to disguise it somehow, perhaps with black plastic beading around the frame on top of the mirror.

If you can manage to get to it, run a bead of "Roof and Gutter seal" down corner where the capping and flashing meet.

I would be more concerned about the slates being blown off than the facia board.

If it's dry with no rot then possibly just an historical leak. I presume you mean the wall plate and the purling but where does that go through the wall to.

Probably be as cheap and secure to just have a metal roller door fitted.

Gas or electric? Pictures would help.

Or google fill "valve washers" and see if you can see a similar one.

Personal preference because I suspect they would work loose in a door frame that was subject to possible movement when the door was opened and closed

The hole in the one illustrated does not look big enough to fit an angle grinder so I would suspect you would need an arbour and use with a drill.

Test pressure isn't dropping therefore not leaking

Manometers are not expenive if you want to be certain

Yes your correct it does to me too on closer inspection. Pete's suggestion of black paint probably the easiest way.

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What is the opening that you will be fixing into built from. If it;s brick or block then screws and plugs or frame fixings.

was it that model that leaked into the back as well as the front?