Bringing Satellite cables in under roof slates

Sorry I'm not sure of the terminology difference, but they're like these:

Job done. I was able to lift the bottom slate enough, and use some conduit lid to probe for a path. Under the wooden baton was just enough room for RG6, so fed through two shotgun-twin cables up into the attic, and then proceeded to run the cable accordingly. Thanks all for the advice!

^^ see here, there's no wooden soffit. The wall rises up to this concrete edging which is solid. The cables here were heading down the wall, and in through a drilled hole in the wall further down. I sealed this then with expanding foam.

^^ Here is the slate lifted, and some conduit lid fed under the wooden baton, and up into the attic. Between the wooden baton and the roof support, there's just enough space to fit some RG6 through. And yes, I cleaned out the gutter while I was at it, good lord the amount of crap that came out of it!

Going over the baton means having to poke a hole in the roof lining material though? There's no existing entry point other than under the baton. The cables going in aren't level, I curved them slightly into the gutter spacing to create a small drip loop, so hopefully it'll be fine....

Re the foam, I haven't done anything with it yet. I had assumed it was waterproof, but upon reading, that's not the case - so thanks for that. The way it originally was, the x4 cables going through the wall were sealed with outdoor sealant, but it had weathered badly and didn't appear to be sealing properly. So cables were removed, hole cleaned, foam used. I'll put a layer of silicone on the outside, and a lick of paint over that when dry. On the inside there's some damage to the concrete, so will need some filler. Thanks again.