The dumping of mud, excavated from the Hinkley Point C site in Somerset - will be debated in the Welsh National Assembly today.

Campaigners originally launched a legal fight to stop 300,000 tonnes of mud being deposited in the Severn Estuary off Cardiff - claiming it could be a health risk.

EDF which is building the nuclear plant say the mud has been fully tested and is safe to be dumped at sea.

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National League South side Gloucester City appoint former Eastleigh boss Chris Todd as their new manager.

A company boss says he wants to see people with disabilities offered similar opportunities.

Christopher Jansons also held his wife hostage after discovering she admitted having an affair.

Jesse McDonald denied he murdered a transgender woman after a three-day sex and drugs binge.

South Western and the RMT union are in a long-running dispute over the future role of train guards.

A "murder house" has been set up for students to practise forensic science at the University of Gloucestershire.

For the first time those studying criminology can work in a realistic setting to learn how to gather evidence.

Students can be monitored on how they're working through CCTV as they use tried-and-tested methods to collect samples - everything from blood, fingerprints, footprints and DNA.

Student Nicole Sage said: "Every day you go into work, it'll be something completely different and I think there's a lot of techniques you can learn to be able to solve a crime."

Wales back row Taulupe Faletau is almost certain to miss the autumn internationals after breaking his arm.

Carl Langdell killed Katie Locke and sexually assaulted her body while serving a suspended sentence.

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The second suspect in the Salisbury nerve agent attack was also a highly decorated officer in Russian military intelligence, it has been claimed.

At a news conference in the Houses of Parliament on Tuesday, Cristo Grozev, an investigator for the Bellingcat website said Mishkin had received the award of Hero of the Russian Federation from President Vladimir Putin.

Mr Grozev said the reporters from the Russian website The Insider had managed to reach Mishkin's home village of Loyga, where they spoke to seven people who confirmed his identity.

"They confirmed that their homeboy Alexander Mishkin was the person who moved on to military school and then became a famous military doctor and who received the award of Hero of the Russian Federation personally from President Putin," he said.

"His grandmother, with whom he grew up who happens to be a medical professional, has a photograph, in her own words, that has been seen by everybody in the village, of President Putin shaking Mishkin's hand and giving him the award."

Agata Cybulska said she was refused a ride home after a night out because she only lived a mile away.

Actor John Leeson, who famously voiced Doctor Who's robot dog K9, told the BBC he recently "gatecrashed" a convention autograph signing session by previous Doctor Who actor Peter Capaldi.

Mr Leeson was one of the guests at Gloucester Comic-Con on Sunday.

Police broke into a house in Somerset as a man was in the middle of attacking his wife, a court heard.

Christopher Jansons, 63, from Cannington near Bridgwater, had a phone cord around his wife's neck when police burst into their home prompted by a 999 call.

Jansons admitted false imprisonment and making threats to kill at Taunton Crown Court and was jailed for two years and eight months.

The victim had called emergency services and the call was left open for 20 minutes during the attack before police arrived on the scene.

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Kerry and Kurtan are back for a special edition of This Country which will be available from 10:00 BST on Wednesday on BBC Three.

The Bafta-winning show, set in Gloucestershire, has won millions of fans and this special episode features a cameo performance from Points West reporter Steve Knibbs.

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The Bellingcat website says Alexander Mishkin travelled to the UK under the alias Alexander Petrov.

It is hoped the fines will reduce the overall number of pupils being excluded in Gloucestershire.

As Harry says he'll take Meghan to Butlin's, what can their Royal Hi-di-Highnesses expect?

Emergency services said there were no life-threatening injuries as a result of a serious crash on the A46 in Bath.

Two cars, a lorry and a van were involved in the crash which led to a major diesel spillage.

Avon Fire and Rescue Service released the picture below.

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The road remains closed while the clear up continues.

• BBC Radio Bristol: The family of Celia Marsh - who died in Bath after eating a Pret a Manger sandwich - say they need answers as to why she died.
• BBC Gloucestershire: Schools in Gloucesteshire could face hefty fines if they exclude pupils in the future. Figures show permanent exclusions in the county are above the national average and the highest in the West.
• BBC Somerset: There are concerns about the delay in reopening beds at Wellington's Community Hospital.
• BBC Wiltshire: The Salisbury-based Trussell Trust fear more people will be forced to use foodbanks when Universal Credit becomes more widespread.