The number of mental health beds in Bristol for young people is to be tripled, the BBC has learnt.

They'll be increased from nine to 32 by March this year.

An event will be held in Bristol tomorrow calling for better resources for young people’s mental health services in the city.

Joe McEvoy, from NHS England, says they've been implementing plans to increase the number of beds over the past year.

Thousands of people in North Somerset are being advised to boil their water.

Cryptosporidium, which can cause diarrhoea and vomiting, has been found in the supply.

More than 7,000 homes in the BS21 and BS49 postcodes areas around Clevedon are at risk.

Any fog patches should steadily lift away through the morning leaving a dry day with sunny spells.

The wind will strengthen through the day, particularly across the far southwest later.

Here's the full forecast.

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A swan had to be rescued after being hit by a train in Somerset.

The distressed bird, named Thomas, was found on tracks between Taunton and Bridgwater on 2 January.

It was brought into Secret World Wildlife Rescue Centre in East Huntspill where it was found to have a bruised carpel joint.

The charity said the bird was expected to be returned to the wild.

A campaign has been launched to open a night shelter in Weston-super-Mare so the town's rough sleepers have somewhere to go.

Official figures show there are eight rough sleepers in North Somerset but volunteer Val Donegan, who hands out food, clothes and hot water bottles, says there are at least 15 in Weston alone.

A Facebook page set up on Sunday has gathered nearly 1,000 members and volunteers who have begun meeting up to help people sleeping on the streets.

North Somerset Council says it is in touch with the rough sleepers and is exploring the possibility of a night shelter.

Rehearsals are under way for an upcoming show at Bath's Rondo Theatre, exploring the various sides to love.

Evol is the brainchild of American contortionist Hannah Finn.

Since the show encourages the audience to properly reflect on their emotions, she has joined forces with local charity Off The Record Banes, external to encourage discussions after the show has ended.

Bristol is not a great place to live if you are a woman, according to a major city-wide report looking at women's health.

Death rates from cancer, lung disease and even suicide have been recorded as being higher than the national average.

The city council report also focuses on areas of the city where women's lives are particularly tough - including Hartcliffe, which is reported to be one of the worst parts of the city for women's health.

For all kittens and cubs, play is important for developing skills and building strength - especially in the wild.

The first episode of the Bristol-made Big Cats series is now available via the BBC iPlayer.

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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has been in Swindon today.

He met NHS staff at a community centre to discuss winter pressures on the health service.

"It is no longer a winter crisis - it is a 12-month crisis in the NHS," he said.

Mr Corbyn said the levels of stress reported by the staff was the issue that had struck him most about the visit.

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In a joint statement, here is what the Wiltshire healthcare bosses involved have said about the situation:

Chelsea Under-21s will play last season's beaten finalists Oxford United in the Checkatrade Trophy quarter-finals.

Meet the rusty spotted cat, the world's smallest cat.

The feline, found in forests in Sri Lanka, is one of the stars of the Bristol-made Big Cats series which starts tonight on BBC1 at 8pm.

A new three-part series from the Natural History Unit in Bristol starts on BBC One tonight.

Big Cats uses technology and scientific research to explores the secret lives of big cats.

People are being advised not to eat food prepared using the water and to avoid swimming.

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Political reporter, BBC Wiltshire

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Health bosses have been planning to replace the beds at Sandalwood Court in Swindon, as well as facilities at Fountain Way in Salisbury, with a bigger and better staffed facility in Devizes to serve the whole county instead.

The idea faced a huge political backlash when they were first proposed last year as it would leave Wiltshire's biggest town without any such facilities on its doorstep, and health bosses had said they'd reconsider the options.

But today NHS England has confirmed the beds can be closed for a year while a final plan is drawn up.

Swindon Borough Council's cabinet member for Adult Social Care, Brian Ford, has described the decision as "deplorable".

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Two out of three mental health facilities in Wiltshire are being temporarily shut.

The units with beds are being closed for 12 months to allow concerns from inspectors to be addressed, according to health chiefs.

People detained under the Mental Health Act use the beds while they wait to be assessed and given treatment.

The two suites which will close are in Sandalwood Court, Swindon, and Fountain Way, Salisbury.

A third site, Green Lane in Devizes, will have extra capacity for the year.

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How harmful is it?

It can cause extreme diarrhoea, and to those with weakened immune levels it can be severe and even life-threatening.

What happens if you ingest it?

The most common symptom is diarrhoea but other warning signs include dehydration, nausea, vomiting, fever and weight loss.

Where is crypto usually found?

Crypto is found in water, food or soil contaminated by infected faeces.

Where has it been discovered in Clevedon?

Low levels of crypto were detected in samples taken at Clevedon treatment works, which has now been taken out of operation with water supplied from a different treatment works.

Winger Jordan Green signs a new contract with Yeovil Town, keeping him at Huish Park until at least 2019.