17/08/2014 BBC Points West

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Good evening. with

We begin with some breaking news tonight.

It has just been confirmed to us that Wiltshire Police are

investigating allegations relating to the Little Angels Nursery

Ofsted has stepped in to close the nursery and, staff are in

A 37`year`old woman was arrested this weekend and questioned.

She has been released on bail while inquiries continue.

We'll follow any developments in the coming days.

Multimillion`pound repair works are about to get started on one

of the busiest commuter routes into Bristol.

More than 19,000 vehicles use the A370 every day.

From tomorrow, they face they face six months of delays.

It's a popular commuter route into Bristol.

But from tomorrow morning two of three lanes on the Long Ashton

From the road it's hard to see the Yanley Viaduct,

It's 45 years old and parts of it have become badly worn

from the thousands of vehicles which use it each day.

If we don't do the work there is a risk that further on

down the line the expansion joints in the bridge could seize,

the bridge could then potentially buckle, which would cause far

greater problems, far greater closure time to put it right.

Traffic on the bypass will only be able to travel in one direction,

with vehicles going into Bristol using it in the morning and outbound

There will be diversions ` one for cars and a longer one

There's no official diversion through Long Ashton, but residents

It will be pretty hectic year. Unless you physically stop people

from coming through it will be pretty bad.

The only comfort for residents and commuters is that once this

?3.4 million project is complete the council says major work won't

be needed here again for another 15 years.

Madeleine Ware, BBC Points West, Long Ashton.

And there are works at the Clifton Suspension Bridge this week.

It will be closed Monday to Friday from 9:30am

Pedestrians can still use the bridge and cyclists can walk

It is so that resurfacing and safety works can be carried out.

England have won the Women's Rugby World Cup, with five players

Our reporter Andy Howard watched the game with some

This might be more than 400 miles away from Paris, but the tensions

felt the same. Watching the team`mates in a World Cup final

seems to put these two through the mill. But after half an hour, you

Asian. ``. Canada were not giving up that

easily. The nerves on the sofa grew, until England scored again

near the end. THEY SCEAM. It was all over. England are world

champions. Win it will be euphoria, a mixture of not being able to leave

it has actually happened, I imagine there will be a lot of relief and a

lot of aching bodies, a lot of, I cannot believe we have done it. Yes,

fantastic. The West has five new World Cup winners and this is one

very happy living room. Time for the weather.

We saw the winds pick up in the afternoon, but we did see some

sunshine, and we?ll keep the breeze going as we go through the night.

It should be a mainly dry night, there will be some showers scooting

through but I think most of us will see a dry one.

Underneath the clear skies temperatures will be

cooler, especially in rural areas, we could hit single figures.

A noticeably cooler night than the one just gone.

Tomorrow we keep the brisk northwesterly wind, it will feed one

or two showers down and particularly towards the east we could see the

In sunshine it will not feel particularly warm,

the winds will make it feel cooler than the temperatures suggest.

We keep the wind through Tuesday, a mixture of sunny spells

That is offering a. Thank you for watching and good night.

A northerly wind is never a welcome visitor across the shores of the UK.

And particularly in the middle of August. Despite weather conditions

improving, we gales bombarding Scotland. A rash of showers merging

for longer spells of rain here. That area of low pressure is drifting

further east. Some of the showers will ease during the night. One or

two could filter into north Wales and the Midlands. The strongest