27/06/2014 BBC Points West

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Police in Swindon are putting on extra patrols tonight

after a man was stabbed to death as he cycled home.

His body was found just before midnight last night

Police say it was a vicious multiple stabbing.

A coroner's van leaving the scene of the crime.

Police say the murder happened sometime after 10:30

The man stabbed across his whole body.

It is a multiple attack, a really difficult investig`tion is

So that is why I am appealing for the public's help

in telling us what went on, what you may have heard or seen

Police say that the man was cycling home last night

The police say the attacker would have been a complete strangdr.

This is Station Road, the m`in railway station is further tp.

And he entered this tunnel here which leads through.

His body was found about 100 metres further on.

Detectives say they're following a number of lines of enquirx

I imagine, if you know the person, their behaviour may have ch`nged.

They will be conscious of what they have done and they will

be conscious of the fact th`t we are trying to find them.

So they may behave differently, changing where they go or what they

do, possibly getting rid of clothing or items that they had

The path is one of a number which criss`cross Swindon town

centre, passing underneath the town's main railway linds.

There are lots of rows where you cannot sed a lot.

The police want to reassure the public and are putting

And they're asking those out in the evening to use well`lit routes

A 26`year`old man has died after taking the drug ketamhne

Police say he suffered a severe reaction and have ruled out the

possibility of a bad batch of the drug, which is a Class B substance.

Police have been urging people not to experiment.

Andrew Plant is at the festhval for us tonight.

We were out of filming with the police earlier today when they got

the terrible news that this 26`year`old man from Redding had

died after having a really bad reaction to ketamine. When he was

taken ill, they had to work very quickly because there was always the

possibility that the drug that he had taken may have been lacdd with

poisonous substances and max have been sold to someone else. They had

to check the drug very quickly. This morning, we went to look at the drug

testing facilities. Within an hour of him being rushed

to hospital, the ketamine t`ken Within an hour or an hour

and a half, we knew that So we quickly ruled out that there

was a rogue batch going round the The team recover large amounts

of many different types of drugs. Surprisingly, many ticket holders

will dump drugs in here Those drugs are taken here

and tested to find out exactly what They are on the watch for other

things as well, so`called ldgal highs or even things like this, used

in making food, but when cotpled with a balloon has a very dhfferent

and now very popular purposd. You can take a walk

around Glastonbury, people have been partying the night before,

and amongst the rubbish you will These small silver canisters

used to contain nitrous oxide. You will find balloons that

people used to inhale the g`s. Nitrous oxide balloons have now been

banned from the festival, The gas is inhaled over

and over again. This is not illegal,

but it can be harmful. Almost all the festivalgoers will

spend their entire time herd without ever coming into contact with drugs,

legal or otherwise. There are 135 drug offences here

last year, but 175,000 people. Some in context, it is a very sm`ll

problem. The weather has been changing a lot

today. Has it affected things? I don't think I have ever sden

anything like it before. Thdy had to power down the Pyramid stagd before

because of a massive lightnhng storm. You can see it all along the

horizon. They were worried that the lightning might hit the stage, said

they had to shut things down. But as you can hear, things are back up and

running. Arcade Fire are on the stage at the moment. Glastonbury is

finally well under way. The future of the Cheltenhal Banksy

remains unclear tonight. The work was bought

by a private collector and ` team Local businesses are

trying to buy it back. Meanwhile,

the council has warned that cutting it from the wall could break the law

because the building is listed. And there'll be more

on that story and the latest from the Glastonbury Festiv`l

in our bulletins over the wdekend. Now, let's see what the weather s

got in store for us and the thousands of festival goers spending

tonight under clouds at Worthy Farm. Some of our districts have seen some

torrential downpours during the day. There is a yellow warning in place

for tomorrow with the heavy showers and the thunderstorms. The showers

will fade this evening for lost people, temperatures at 10 Celsius.

Generally speaking, a dry and fairly bright start for most. From

lunchtime, there will be thd ever`increasing threat of hdavy

downpours. In time, they will be to the south of the M4. They whll move

to other areas as we go tow`rds the evening, improving elsewherd.

Temperatures similar to tod`y, in the high teens. A better dax to come

on Sunday. Here move towards Sunday. The top

temperature again 20. Fewer showers. Most out towards the east.

That's the way it is looking. Good evening. For some the weather

put on a show today - lightning and hail. For others more of a no-show.

Showers at Wimbledon stayed away. They were further west. Torrential

downpours with the lightning flashes over East