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Here's a run-down of how our teams fared in the EFL Cup this evening:

• Bristol City 5-0 Plymouth Argyle
• Bristol Rovers 4-1 Cambridge United
• Forest Green Rovers 0-0 MK Dons (game in extra time)
• Norwich City 3-2 Swindon Town
• Oxford United 3-4 Cheltenham Town (game in extra time)
• Wolves 1-0 Yeovil Town

And that's it for another day. We'll be back online tomorrow from 7am with more live news, sport, weather and travel updates from across the West.

Here's some more of the alcohol-related hospital admission stats from BBC Wiltshire.

Its investigation has revealed numbers of admissions have risen 20% in five years.

The Health and Safety Executive is investigating after a worker was electrocuted in Swindon yesterday.

Crews were called to a site in Regent Street at 1.54pm.

The man suffered burns to his arm, face and neck and was taken to Great Western Hospital for treatment.

A HSE spokesperson said: “HSE is aware of this incident and is making initial enquiries.”

The police helicopter is helping in the search for a missing woman.

Caroline Green, 43, of Silver Street, Ilminster, was last seen at 5.30pm yesterday.

Avon and Somerset Police said she may appear drowsy due to the medication she is taking.

An investigation by BBC Wiltshire has revealed a 20% rise in alcohol-related admissions to Swindon's Great Western Hospital in just five years.

Some 1,500 admissions were made in the year 2011/12 - that number had increased to 1,800 in 2015/16.

Nearly 8,000 visits were made to the GWH across that period where an alcohol-related disease, injury or condition was the main reason for admission or was a secondary diagnosis.

Nearly half came from people the 40-59 age group.

A campaigner fighting to save the emergency department at Weston General Hospital has delivered a petition to the Government.

Terry Hutt handed in the 8,000 signature document to the Department of Health in London.

The hospital's A&E unit is currently closed overnight between 10pm and 8am because it cannot be staffed safely.

Image source, Bristol Zoo

As well as the spiders, here's another recent addition to Bristol Zoo - one of seven great flamingos to hatch this summer.

And while the fluffy chick may already be posing like the rest of his family, it'll be a few years until his bright plumage appears.

Trevor Franks, Bristol Zoo’s team leader of birds, said: “Some places in the United Kingdom struggle to breed them but we have a thriving colony here. But that has taken a lot of work over many years.”

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Police have issued an efit of a man they want to talk to in connection with a "nasty assault" on a dog-walker in Chard.

The woman suffered serious head injuries in the attack which happened near the reservoir off Chaffcombe Road on Friday.

Other dog walkers heard screaming at about 4pm before the woman stumbled towards them, injured.

The man was seen running away.

The woman remains at Southmead Hospital and is in a stable condition.

• Bristol City 4-0 Plymouth Argyle
• Bristol Rovers 2-0 Cambridge United
• Forest Green Rovers 0-0 MK Dons
• Norwich City 3-1 Swindon Town
• Oxford United 3-1 Cheltenham Town
• Wolves 0-0 Yeovil Town

Tune in to your BBC local radio station for live commentary.

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Steven Davies hit his first Championship century for Somerset as they took maximum batting points on day two against Surrey at Taunton.

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The cost of building Bristol's MetroBus network has gone up by almost 5% in a year to £230m, the city council has revealed.

Initially estimated to cost £190m in 2015, the bill has risen a further £10m from £220m since November, a report to cabinet says.

Contractor costs, design changes and contaminated land disposal are cited as key reasons for the rise.

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Paramedics and fire crews were called to a hotel and health club in Trowbridge this afternoon after a hazardous material was reported.

South Western Ambulance Service said five people were treated at Fieldways Hotel on Hilperton Road for sore throats and headaches.

At this time the health club is closed but the hotel is open.

The emergency services received the call shortly before 4pm and the fire service is investigating the cause of the incident.

Image source, Bristol Zoo

A Desertas wolf spider has successfully bred in captivity, with Bristol Zoo calling it "world first

More than 1,000 tiny spiderlings have hatched with the zoo saying they're so precious that some are being hand-reared by dedicated keepers.