On 25 January each year, people across Wales celebrate St Dwynwen's Day. Named after the Welsh patron saint of love, it is often referred to as Wales' Valentine's Day. But, ironically, the 5th century Welsh girl was somewhat unlucky in love. BBC Wales' Erin Lister explains the day's history. | BBC Wales News

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