Former England captain Michael Vaughan says Ben Stokes needs to "take a look at himself in the mirror" after his arrest in Bristol on Monday night.

A video has since emerged which allegedly shows the England Test vice-captain throwing punches in a street fight.

Stokes, who has been picked for England's Ashes tour squad to Australia, was arrested on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm and released without charge on Monday, but remains under investigation.

This clip is originally from 5 live Breakfast on Thursday 28 September 2017.

This is a view that isn't usually seen - Bristol from 3,000 feet in the air.

The Red Devils Freefall Display Team filmed it when they jumped from a plane into the Floating Harbour as a special display for viewers standing on the deck of the ss Great Britain.

A police appeal has been launched over the whereabouts of missing Gloucester man Mark Taylor.

Mark was last seen on the 94 bus from Longlevens to Gloucester on Friday but officers don't know where he went after that.

The red car that was driven by the man who armed police yesterday shot dead, has been removed from the Portbury Hundred this lunchtime.

Independent Police Complaints Commission investigators have been working at Portbury since yesterday morning - and throughout the night - to complete a full examination of the scene.

They are aiming to establish how many armed officers were involved in the shooting and how many shots were fired.

A "non-police regulation" handgun was clearly seen on the roof of the red car yesterday, and there were multiple bullet holes in its driver's side, as well as smashed windows.

Further information about when the A369 towards Portishead will open has not yet been released.

The car at the centre of the Portishead police shooting is being removed from the scene by investigators.

The A369 at Portbury has remained closed throughout the morning, whilst the the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) continues their investigations.

The IPCC worked overnight, "to gather evidence and complete a thorough examination at the scene" of yesterday's police shooting.

Diversions will remain in place and motorists are advised to plan using alternative routes in the meantime.

Police say they have not yet been informed about when the Portbury Hundred might be cleared for re-opening.

If you've been to Salisbury Cathedral recently, you may have noticed people scaling the side of the historic structure.

Conservators have been out accessing its condition, something they do every five years.

Have a look and see what they've found...

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Wolves were "probably" responsible for the "ferocious" attack on a British woman whose remains were found in northern Greece, a coroner has said.

Celia Hollingworth, from Bradford-on-Avon in Wiltshire, was reported missing last Thursday after visiting an archaeological site near Maroneia.

Coroner Nikolaos Kifinidis, heard from animal experts, that dogs or jackals could not have inflicted the bites found on her.

Tests on hairs found at the scene are under way, to identify the animal.

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Yeovil Town Ladies' chairman says he is disappointed with the Football Association after it changed the structure of the women's league, creating a new one that will only be open to fully professional teams.

The club estimates it may need as much as £400,000 to enter this league - money they don't have.

Lee Cooper, the CEO of Somerset Cricket has told BBC Somerset's Claire Carter that the Somerset team had only hours' notice of Matt Maynard's departure from the club.

Maynard was the director of cricket at the club.

His role will now be split in two, but no official decision has been made who will take the posts.

Listen to Lee Cooper:

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The care home where both Conroy and Melissa were staying has released a statement, saying they have made big changes following Melissa's death.

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The Independent Police Complaints Commission has made several recommendations, after a report found that said the death of a vulnerable teenager in Bristol could have been prevented.

In October 2014, Jason Conroy murdered Melissa Mathieson, 18, at a Bristol home providing special care for adults.

Jason attempted to assault a teacher at a school in Shropshire in 2013, but West Mercia Police did not record the allegation of assault when it was reported later that year.

Those actions meant there was little intelligence about Conroy's behaviour and he wasn't monitored to the extend he could have been.

More detail from the serious case review into the death of Melissa Mathieson, which authorities have said was "preventable".

The report also found that Alexandra House - where Jason Conroy was living - was an inappropriate setting for Melissa.

She suffered from Asperger's herself and had been assessed as being "at risk of being exploited and... vulnerable in most situations". She "is very vulnerable to abuse by others as she is very trusting" said the report.

Despite this - and the objections of her family - she was sent to the unit in Bristol, 97 miles from her family in Windsor, to stay in a house among men, most of whom - with the exception of Jason - were much older than her.

Given Jason's history, the report concludes, "without the implementation of robust risk management, an attack on any female that fitted his victim profile was probable given [his] history of violent assaults in his previous placements - if not entirely predictable."

It goes on to say, "it is therefore concluded that the death of Melissa could have been prevented".

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Police will today carry out a post-mortem examination on the body of a man shot dead by officers near Portishead yesterday morning.

His identity has yet to be formally determined.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has been overseeing investigations at the scene overnight.

They want to know how many armed officers were involved, and how many times police firearms were discharged.

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Following on from our earlier posts on the publication of a serious case review report into Melissa's "preventable death"...

James Mathieson, Melissa's father, has this morning said about the report.

"Melissa was a beautiful and dearly loved young woman who had her future ripped away from her.

"I believe that both Melissa and Jason Conroy were badly let down."

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The ECB board has this morning activated disciplinary procedures against cricketer Ben Stokes.

Stokes was arrested but not charged following an incident outside a Bristol nightclub in the early hours of Monday.

It was confirmed to the BBC that video footage in The Sun, external newspaper has been reviewed at the highest levels of the organisation.

The report, submitted to the independent review, into Jason Conroy highlights several previous occasions where he attempted to kill women - including his own mother.

She said he was a "kind and loving boy" who "didn't understand the consequences of what he was doing".

But, the report details several other attempts he made to kill, including one at a residential school where he displayed "extreme sexualised behaviour".

The review, published this morning, describes how he became "fixated" with a young female member of staff at the home where he lived, and had attempted to strangle her with a dressing gown belt, saying he had wanted to kill her for sexual purposes.

In another incident, he tried twice to strangle a female member of staff on the way back from a day trip.

And, in 2013, a member of staff was attacked from behind before being strangled until she lost consciousness.

A later report into his behaviour said he had a "high risk of future physical and sexually harmful" tendencies.

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Here's what Louise Lawton, chair of the Bristol Safeguarding Adults Board, has to say about the review...

An independent review into the case of an 18-year-old, strangled at a home for special care adults, has said her death was "preventable".

Melissa Mathieson was killed by Jason Conroy at the Alexandra House residential home in Knowle in October 2014.

The judge sentencing Conroy to life imprisonment in 2015 said he was was a killer with "abnormal sexual drive" who posed a serious danger to the public.

Conroy has Aspergers, and had a history of attacks and sexual behaviour. He strangled Melissa Mathieson and tried to drag her to his room to have sex with her.

Staff found Miss Mathieson injured on the stairs with red marks around her neck. She died later in hospital.

The case review was commissioned by the Bristol Safeguarding Adults Board.

You can read the full report here, external.

More soon.

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Student Murray Wells spent his university summer break helping out on one of the most exciting projects in British engineering.

The Bloodhound SSC project is building a supersonic car at its Avonmouth workshop in a bid to break the land speed record and reach 1,000mph.

... following three-car incident before 0800 BST. Highways England are working to remove the blockage and traffic beginning to move.