27/04/2014 BBC Points West

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Good evening. Hundreds of people took to the

streets in Gloucester this `fternoon to remember Hollie Gazzard. The

20`year`old hairdresser died in February, she was stabbed while at

work at a salon in the city. Today a charity walk brought family and

fronts together as Jules Hy`m reports.

Hollie's face was well known in the Longlevens pub where she usdd to

work, customers and staff rdmember her smile. Today that was bdaming

out from hundreds of T shirts as her friends, her family and people who

wanted to show their support gathered to begin a charity walk in

her honour. There are so any people. Not

everybody knew her but everxbody wants to support them. It is really

good. We are friends of Holly from a few years ago, we used to go out

with her all the time. Everxone has just pulled together to comd and

support her. Absolutely bowled over by the amount of people that have

turned out, fantastic. She hs very well known for taking pictures like

this, we are very proud. Hollie died in February, shd was

stabbed while working at thhs beauty salon in Gloucester city centre An

ex`boyfriend, 22`year`old Asher Maslin has been charged with her

murder and will stand trial in the autumn. Today though was about

remembering happier times whth Hollie's smiling selfie the image of

afternoon. More information is emerging about

the death of a Bristol teen`ger who's believed to have drunk a

traditional hallucinogen during a tribal ritual. 19`year`old Henry

Miller was on a gap year in Colombia, his body was found by the

side of a road. In an interview local police said they'd tr`ced the

tribe who'd made the plant hnfusion, and the local men who were trying to

bring him to medical attenthon. Wiltshire Police want to spdak to

Swindon Town footballer Nild Ranger in connection with an allegdd

assault on a woman. Officers say they've been given CCTV footage of a

man kicking and smashing a flat door and lift, at one point the lan is

seen punching a woman. It's been another nail`biting

weekend for Bristol Rovers fans With news of their crucial trip to

Wycombe, and the rest of thd weekend's action, here's Andy

Howard. It's nice to see a smiling Pirate

after the past few months. Xou got to take the rough with dism`y. We do

take an awful lot of rough with very little made.

Rovers fans turned out in their thousands in Wycombe. It is the

biggest game in our history, we have to win, simple as that.

And win they did, but not the easy way.

Lee Brown stunning free kick got Rovers going, his celebration

probably used up more energx than the goal running to celebrate in

front of the away fans. But then potential disaster, Wycombe

equalise. For some, it was getting too much. Then up step David

Clarkson, a former Bristol City player, who scores one of the most

important goals in Rovers hhstory. And believable! Unbelievabld! Great!

Fantastic, they have been f`ntastic all season, you have not sedn better

fans. I enjoy the challenge, getting the team ready. Today the boys

responded in a positive manner. We can't quite say that yet, btt a draw

Mexico and will make absolutely sure. `` draw next weekend.

Elsewhere, any hope of Swindon reaching the League One plaxoffs

ended at Notts County. Bristol city against Korea ended goalless. ``

roof. Adams Park has been good to us this

weekend. Bristol Rovers won there yesterday, and Bath Rugby dhd the

same today. Rob Webber scordd two second`half tries to beat London

Wasps 24`18 and book a date with Northampton Saints in the Allin

Challenge Cup final. Fantastic. It was a roller`coaster affair. Edge of

the seat. It was no biting. Very happy indeed, closer than expected.

But a good win for Bath. In the Snooker World Championships

Bristol's Judd Trump, the former world number one and a semi finalist

last year, moved ten ` six `head of Ryan Day this afternoon and within

three frames of a quarter fhnal place. Gloucester's Michael Wasley

is one frame away from defe`t against Dominic Dale, he tr`ils

12`4. Both games resume tomorrow. Now to weather, here's Hollx Green.

We have seen quite a number of showers so far today. We have got

some more around for this evening. They could be quite heavy, perhaps

bring a few rumbles of thunder. They will tend to ease off through the

night. It could turn misty `nd murky towards dawn. Tomorrow starts with a

bit of mist and Mac at first. That should lift and break and wd should

see some sunny spells. We are going to see more showers. They could be

heavy, thundery and slow`moving Find yourself underneath ond and it

might last. Showers, spells of rental stock on the end of the

wicket is looking drier and brighter, colder. Adam Henson meets

finalists in this year 's sdnding some of the year competition in

country filed next. We are back in a terrible news.

Good evening. After an unsettled weekend, the same culprit will be

staying with us through the early part of the new week. No pressure is

set to continue producing a fair number of showers across England and

Wales. Still some hefty ones to come through this evening, particularly

across the Midlands, South Wales and south-west England. Rain will spread

from the south-west of Scotland into Northern Ireland by dawn. A mild

enough night. Monday, after a gloomy start for many of us, the cloud and

Risley rain across Northern Ireland. A reasonably dry start

across England and Wales but come the afternoon, that low-pressure

centre is still close by and it looks like it will start generating

some pretty hefty thundery showers. A few for south Wales, certainly

across