Wilson, the 2.5ft-long corn snake, only suffered minor injuries and has been reunited with his owner.

Charlotte Elvidge pretended to be a barrister to get a job then cheated her employer out of £14,000.

A Newsnight-Bellingcat investigation maps the movements of a man thought to have directed the attack.

Theresa May says Salisbury poisoning is part of a pattern of unacceptable behaviour that must end.

Tranmere Rovers sign striker Stefan Payne after his contract with Bristol Rovers is cancelled by mutual consent and midfielder Darren Potter.

Paul Ashe is jailed for 24 years for hitting a man in the face with a hammer and stabbing two others.

On one of the hottest days of the year these children organised their own mini Glastonbury.

Work continues apace on the redesign of Bristol's Colston Hall.

Ex-England opener Marcus Trescothick shares his cricket memories with BBC Points West after announcing he will retire.

Exeter City agree undisclosed-length deals for centre-back Gary Warren and goalkeeper Jonny Maxted.

Engineers working to build the Hinkley C nuclear power plant say they've finished the foundations for the first reactor.

This means that constructions of the buildings above ground can now begin properly.

So far, over 9,000 cubed metres of concrete have been poured into the site, and almost 4,000 people are now working to build the site.

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A local farmer is concerned numbers of the animals will grow if left unchecked.

Follow the latest news stories from the National League, including transfers and selected contract announcements.

Ex-England opener Marcus Trescothick says his mental health struggles "could've been so different" had they happened later.

Bristol City Council will begin a six-week consultation on air quality improvement on Monday, as it looks to meet government-set targets for clean air.

The proposed zones are still under consultation, but there are two main options on the table. Option one is a diesel car ban roughly covering the area below, between 7am and 3pm.

The second is a clean air zone, which would include a scrappage scheme, improvements to buses and taxis, a diesel ban near the Bristol Royal Infirmary and a charging scheme for polluting buses and HGVs.

Private cars would not be charged under this scheme.

Two people were seriously injured when a plane crashed in "inaccessible" marshland, a report says.

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A nurse forced to twice halt her attempt to swim the length of the River Severn is hoping to finish it tomorrow.

Earlier this month, Melissa Compton, an intensive care nurse at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, started the 220-mile challenge in Wales at the river's source.

Since then, she's had to stop in Shropshire after the river burst its banks in heavy rain and then she was hospitalised this week after "swallowing sewage".

Ms Compton was back in the water yesterday and reached Gloucester,, external not far from her finishing point at Severn Beach in the Bristol Channel.

Patients are warned it could take some time for telephone booking service to return to normal.

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Tickets for the Saturday of this year's Royal International Air Tattoo have sold out, organisers have said.

The annual air show takes place at RAF Fairford over three days, from Friday 19 July to Sunday 21 July.

Head of marketing, Helen Webb, said the Saturday had sold out faster than last year, and she anticipated the Friday and Sunday would also sell out before the event.

It will host aircraft displays from over 28 military air arms and more than 20 different nations.

Last year 185,000 people attended the event, which is the world's largest military air show.

Mark Royden is released on conditional bail and ordered not to enter the cathedral or Cathedral Close.