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Just to add to this you can get felt that is made to go into the gutter, we use 5U felt regularly in Scotland

Are you able to upload some pictures just so we can have a better look at what we are dealing with

Hertalan have some nice looking trims when complete - https://www.hertalan.co.uk/epdm-roofing/epdm_accessories/product_range.aspx

I can't find a link to the exact one that I use but something along the line of this ( https://www.guttersupplies.co.uk/products/black-half-round-gutter/68mm-access-pipe/black/ ) If you have a local plumbers merchant or plastic supplier they will have something similar.

For future issues I would suggest installing a trap section into the bottom of the downpipe.

You could put a bit of barge board flat on top of the shingles with the lip hanging over the verge.

The top right flashing looks like it is slightly raised - https://gyazo.com/adbe0500d4028d674e9161869e5a9763 - this may be letting water in

Are you able to take a picture of the window from the outside?

The hip ridge should come down further than it is just now, it looks like whoever done it just used cement which would only be a temporary fix. You need to get a new ridge and bed it on, I would recommend taking the bottom one off and putting the full ridge further down and using the new one as...

You could get a slate ripper and take out the nails in the third row. ( https://www.burtonroofing.co.uk/slate-ripper-fully-forged.html ) For putting them back in you can still use the bottom rivet and use a good quality glue to hold them in place.

Damn I hate seeing lead that didn't have patination oil applied....

Firestone actually has a website that has "classes" on how to do EPDM - http://firestonebpu.interactyx.com/login.aspx

The problem is if they want to find a way in they will unfortunately. I had squirrels coming in through my chimney, I then blocked that up and they clawed through the lead at the side of a dormer.... Speak to a local pest control expert and see if there is some kind of coating or noise device...

This may be the correct thing for you but depends on the dimensions. http://www.polypipe.com/housing/domestic-rainwater-drainage/rainwater-drainage/half-round-rainwater-system/polypipe-round-68mm-downpipe-cast-iron-adaptor-black For cutting you could use an angle grinder or a stihl saw

The clips are used when doing a new roof. You can either clip them or nail them depending on the manufacturers instructions. I agree with the warranty statement here as all tiles should be fitted to the manufacturers instructions. You do need to contact building control unless you are...