27/04/2014 BBC Points West

Good evening. And that's all from me.

Good evening. Friends, family and charity

supporters marched in their hundreds today through the streets of

Gloucester in memory of Hollie Gazzard. The 20`year`old hahrdresser

died in February, she was stabbed while at work at a salon in the

city. This report, from Julds Hyam. 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 some people.

Not everybody knew her but dverybody wants to support them. I thhnk it

Israeli good. We are friends of Polly from a few years ago, we used

to go out with her all the time Everybody has pulled togethdr to

come and support her. Bowled over by the amount of people that h`ve

turned out over the moon. One her pictures, very well known for doing

them, really pleased, reallx proud. Hollie died in February she 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 has been elerging

about the death of a Bristol teenager who's believed to have

drunk a traditional hallucinogen during a tribal ritual. 19`xear`old

Henry Miller was on a gap ydar 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 have been given CCTV footage of ` man

kicking at a flat door and lift at one point the man is seen ptnching a

woman. Tonight the football club said it deplored acts of violence of

any kind and would be holding high level talks tomorrow.

TV naturalist Chris Packham is back in the UK today, after a trhp to

Malta culminated in hours of questioning by local police. He and

a team from Bristol had gond there to highlight the plight of ligrating

birds who're shot by hunters every year at this time. He's hophng his

efforts, and discussions with police, will have helped rahse

awareness of the practice. In today's sport, Bath Rugbx have

booked a place in the final of the Amlin Challenge Cup for the first

time since 2008. The side bdat London Wasps 24`18 at Adams Park

this afternoon, Rob Webber scored two second`half tries. The club now

face Northampton Saints in Cardiff on 23rd May.

And in the Snooker World Championships Bristol's Judd Trump,

the former world number one and a semi finalist last year, moved 0`6

ahead of Ryan Day this afternoon and within three frames of a qu`rter

final place. Gloucester's Mhchael Wasley is one frame away from defeat

against Dominic Dale, he tr`ils 12`4. Both games resume tomorrow.

Finally, young men from Australia and New Zealand who lost thdir lives

in Gloucestershire while tr`ining to become pilots during the First World

War were honoured today. Thd Leighterton Anzac Day Paradd brought

locals together to remember those who died at the old airfield there,

thousands of miles from homd, many before they'd even made it to the

front line. Some of the men are buried in the village cemetdry,

their average age just 24. Ht is quite interesting coming here.

Firstly not a big community of Kiwis and Australians, but good to see the

young people supporting, it is significant in their historx as

well. Right, let's check on that forecast

before we go, here's Holly Green. We have seen a number of showers

today but as we have three tonight they tend to ease away. We could see

one or two, but several dry pitch. Turning murky in the early hours. A

bit of mist, perhaps the best `` perhaps a bit off. Some sunny

spells. We have got the risk of showers. For tomorrow and for the

afternoon they are likely to be heavy, thundery and slow`moving If

you find yourself underneath one it will not be going anywhere very

quickly. Thereafter, the coling days will become settled, the end of the

week it is looking dry and brighter, but colder.

And this Good evening. After an unsettled

weekend, the weather prospects don't show any sign of quickening down as

we go into the early part of the week ahead. There'll be hefty

showers around, particularly to the south of the British Isles. Later in

the week, a shock to the system - colder ash from the north. -- air

from the north. Winds light tore the south. Many of the showers

lightning. Cloud and rain out of the south-west of Scotland into Northern

Ireland by dawn. Lows of between eight to ten Celsius. Monday

morning, probably