A Bristol exhibition is challenging the lack of black and ethnic minority representation in art.

Gloucester City will redevelop its Meadow Park ground, which was devastated by floods in 2007.

As well as the drama unfolding in North Somerset, the county has three other counts underway.

Mendip: Eleven out of 47 seats have declared so far - the Lib Dems have picked up six, independents have four and the Conservatives one. Pro-Brexit Conservative candidate John Parham has lost his seat in Shepton Mallet. Independents have taken the two seats in that ward.

Sedgemoor: Sixteen out of 48 seats have been declared, with Labour taking nine and and the Conservatives taking seven.

South Somerset:At the halfway point the Lib Dems lead with 18 seats, Conservatives on 11 and one independent. They need 31 to keep control of the council.

A Conservative council leader who lost his majority says she should "consider her position".

It looks like a grim day for the Conservatives in North Somerset, as the results come in.

The key events so far from the count are:

• Council leader Nigel Ashton held his seat but his majority was slashed from more than 1,000 votes in 2015 to just 142
• Two independent candidates have ousted sitting Conservatives in Clevedon South and Nailsea Yeo
• Portishead Independents, a group formed 18 months ago by members of the community who believe party politics has failed, won their first seat - a gain from the Conservatives.

Car owners who parked in a village near Bristol Airport have found their tyres let down.

It's thought the vehicles belonged to people who'd parked in Felton before catching a flight.

Villagers say they have an ongoing issue with holidaymakers leaving their cars for long periods of time.

Bristol Airport said it had met with local residents, the police and councillors and wants to introduce a waiting area for taxis and a free-of-charge drop off facility at the airport to try to deal with the issue.

Gloucester Lock has been out of action since mid-January due to a leak under the gates.

BBC Wiltshire: An inquest will take place today into the death of a Swindon man who died in a quad bike accident in Crete last year. Nineteen-year-old Kieran Roche was on holiday with friends in the resort of Malia in July.

BBC Somerset: Staff at the Rural Life Museum in Glastonbury say they have seen a rise in visitor numbers since introducing a new annual pass.

Radio Gloucestershire: Gloucester City Football Club have been given planning approval for their new stadium at Meadow Park. It'll replace the site which was destroyed by the flooding of 2007.

Radio Bristol: An inquest has revealed that Bristol University doesn't investigate the deaths of students, despite a spike in suicides which has attracted national attention.

The Conservatives have held on to their majority in South Gloucestershire.

The party managed to take more than half of the 61 seats on the council, which has seen a series of boundary changes

The Conservatives - who took control of the authority in 2015 - have 33 seats, while the Liberal Democrats have 17, and Labour 11.

Toby Savage, the Conservative leader of the council, said it had been a "hard fought battle", but he was "relieved".

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The Conservative leader of Bath and North East Somerset Council loses his seat to a Lib Dem.

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Conservative councillors have criticised Theresa May after losing hundreds of seats in the local elections.

The Tories' Cotswold council leader who lost his majority said the prime minister should "consider her position" and others said they made gains "despite" the government.

The Conservatives and Labour faced a backlash over Brexit, with smaller parties and independents taking seats.

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The party gained a majority of one in the newly formed Somerset West and Taunton Council.

Conservative Party leader at Cotswold District Council Tony Berry: 'I'd ask PM to consider her position'

Pete Simson
Political reporter, BBC Radio Bristol

If you like your politics mildly dull, South Gloucestershire is traditionally the place to be, says BBC reporter Pete Simson.

"And so it has proved tonight."

He says: "The Conservatives were very anxious and nervous but they have held on to their majority, despite losing a couple of seats to the Liberal Democrats."

The Liberal Democrats have taken control of Bath and North East Somerset council from the Conservatives.

The party overturned a previous Tory majority of seven and has won at least 30 of the 59 seats, with some results still to be declared.