Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

Four people have been arrested in connection with drug production in Pulborough.

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A 48-year-old man from Pulborough has been arrested on suspicion of two counts of possession of class A drug, abstracting electricity, production of class B drug. 

A 64-year-old man from Pulborough, a 44-year-old woman from Taunton and a 28-year-old woman from Pulborough have been arrested on suspicion of production of a class B drug.

Steven Sharpe, 31, has been sentenced to life in prison, serving a minimum of 24 and a half years.

• BBC Radio Bristol: Rail services between the South West and London will be disrupted for up to 48 hours after a freight train derailed in Somerset last night
• BBC Radio Gloucestershire:  A man from Cheltenham has appeared in Court, charged with the murder of a teenager, last year
• BBC Somerset:  One of the main rail lines through Somerset could be closed till tomorrow after a freight train derailed
• BBC Wiltshire:  A shortage of GPs in Wiltshire - which has led to one practice cutting its opening hours to three mornings a week - has been described as "desperate" by a local MP

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Steven Sharpe has pleaded guilty to the murder of Camran Green, 17, who was fatally stabbed in Cheltenham.

He is expected to be sentenced later.

Bristol Crown Court heard Sharpe, 31, from the town, had planned to rob Camran (pictured below) of money. 

Camran, originally from Wednesbury in the West Midlands, was stabbed in the stomach at an address in Shakespeare Road on 2 October.

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A striker on loan to Bristol City could face losing his driving licence for a second time.

Nineteen-year-old Tammy Abraham first passed his test when he was 17 - but had his licence revoked. 

He's now passed the test again - but faces a court summons on suspicion of driving without a licence after a crash in January. 

If he's found guilty of those offences - his licence could be revoked again. 

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A man has admitted stabbing a teenager to death. 

Seventeen-year-old Camran Green was stabbed at a house on Shakespeare Road, in Cheltenham, last October. He died in hospital the next day.

Today Steven Sharpe, who's 31, pleaded guilty to murdering the teenager and also to several counts of assault. 

• Services between Taunton and Westbury and between Weymouth and Westbury are expected to be severely disrupted for the rest of today, and tomorrow.  
•  Arrangements have been made for GWR tickets to be accepted on South West Train services via any reasonable route and CrossCountry services between Taunton and Bristol Temple Meads.
• Arrangements have been made for GWR tickets to be accepted on local bus routes with First in Wessex Dorset & South Somerset.
• If you have been affected by this disruption, you may be entitled to claim a refund, external .  
•  A shuttle train service is running between Weymouth and Castle Cary with connecting replacement road transport to/from Westbury.  
• People travelling between Weymouth and Westbury may also travel via Salisbury for the South West Trains service between Weymouth and Southampton, this journey takes up to three hours.
• Services between Taunton and Reading will be diverted via Bristol Temple Meads, train services will not call at stations between Taunton and Reading.

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A lorry driver, who killed a 21-year-old woman while selecting music on his mobile phone, has been jailed.  

Jodie Moss, from Swindon, died when Dariusz Tokarczyk's HGV smashed into her stationary car on the A34 in Berkshire last year.

Tokarczyk, 47, admitted causing death by dangerous driving.

He was sentenced to four-and-half years in prison and banned from driving for 51 months.

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A fire which caused "extensive damage" at a community farm is closed to visitors while police investigate what caused it.  

Firefighters were called to Lawrence Weston community farm, in Bristol, on Monday night. 

No animals, which were in a barn about 20 metres from the blaze, were hurt. 

Damaged buildings include offices, storage space and toilets.   

Caterpillars are being used to shed light on whether changing our diet could reduce the chances of developing Alzheimer's disease.

Scientists at Bath University have cultured Europe's only colony of tobacco hornworm. 

They want to find out if eating molecules found in red wine and chocolate can prevent them from developing a harmful by-product of sugar which is thought to lead to a decline in memory in humans. 

Pub landlord Victor Long banned mobile phones from his bar 10 years ago. He said the Ship, in Portishead, is "an oasis".

He outlawed the use of mobiles after regulars got annoyed with people talking loudly on their phones. 

Now, he thinks it's the best thing that could have happened - because people can actually talk to each other. 

Commuters trying to get to London today from Castle Cary talked about how they're changing their plans. 

The disruption has been caused by a derailed freight train which came off the tracks between Castle Cary and Westbury last night.

Great Western Railway is warning passengers it could take more than 48 hours before services are back to normal. 

A helmet worn by Jenson Button during a Grand Prix has fetched £9,000 at an auction to raise funds for a triple amputee from Somerset. 

Jenson's school friend Jamie Mines had his hands and a leg amputated after suffering an electric shock at work. 

Jamie, 33, was injured at the Kendrick Industrial Estate in Swindon just before Christmas. The Health and Safety Executive is investigating.

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Swindon Town director of football Tim Sherwood was hit with a two-match stadium ban because of a foul-mouthed rant at a referee, the Football Association says .

The former Tottenham and Aston Villa boss repeatedly swore at referee Mark Brown at half-time during a 1-0 defeat at Bury on 11 February.

Sherwood, 48, has already served the ban, while he was also fined £2,000.

On Monday, the FA published the written reasons for Sherwood's suspension.

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A fire has caused "extensive damage" at a community farm. 

Firefighters were called to Lawrence Weston community farm, in Bristol, on Monday night. 

Buildings affected included an outbuilding, offices, storage space and toilets. No animals, which were in a barn about 20 metres from the blaze, were hurt. 

Avon Fire and Rescue Service said an investigation into the cause of the fire was under way.

• GWR say the disruption to services will continue for at least the next 48 hours and "potentially longer".
• There are 38 wagons to move from the junction where it happened.
• The Rail Accident Investigation branch is at the scene.