02/09/2014 BBC Points West

Good evening. Islamic State.

Schools across the West have served up free

The Government says 98% of schools in England were ready to

But with the programme costhng around ?1 billion, some critics say

200 sausages ` lunch for 100 hungry primary schoolchildren in Ntnney.

All of this is being cooked up in the local cafe.

the school's kitchen is far too small ` and so the local cafe,

just minutes down the road, has become the only option.

With the floods in Somerset, visitor trade is down, so m`rkedly

I found that stressful because I was having to run

the business in here on my own because we could not afford staff.

When the phone call from the school came to say were we

interested in the school lunches, I immediately said yes.

It's much hotter than the packed lunch.

We're hoping if they have a good meal at lunchtime,

they will have lots of energy and be ready to learn in the afternoon.

They have been tailing off hn their performance after a packed lunch, so

we're hoping some healthsomd food at lunchtime will make a difference.

But these children at First Nunney are some of the lucky ones.

Many schools across the patch are just not ready

and a planned industrial`size kitchen to serve the county's

Those 46 schools will all bd having cold meals, so the children

As for kitchens, we had to find sites

to put the new kitchens, and then get rid of the asbdstos

It has cost the council mondy as well.

Schools have had to put in ?700 000 to make today's hot lunches happen.

That is not from their own resources, it is from a

?1.2 billion budget my Department for Education has given to

But back in Nunney, on day one, the quirky new arrangement seems to

The cafe assures all of the food on the menu is locally sourced,

and it really doesn't get more local than this.

Here in this poly tunnel on the school's playing field,

carrots, tomatoes, broccoli ` which in a couple of weeks, will all

For parents of under`sevens, they will be saving ?2.30 a day `

a bill that is being picked up by the taxpayer.

After all, there is no such thing as a free lunch.

A South Gloucestershire man who trolled on Twitter the Labotr MP for

Walthamstow has been found guilty of sending grossly offensive mdssages.

Peter Nunn, from Emerson's Green, started to abuse Stella Cre`sy

after she took part in a campaign to have more women

Nunn claimed he had the right to express himself

in a public forum, but todax, the judge at Westminster Magistrate s

The Government's announced that some badgers are going to be vaccinated

in the effort to stop the spread of TB in cattle.

The ministry will inject thd animals in so`called "edge counties"

outside hot spots for the dhsease in the hope that it will contahn the

The operators will be traindd in Gloucestershire.

The latest move has been welcomed, even though

A new breast cancer centre has been unveiled at Southmead Hospital

In the past, breast cancer services have been

The new unit puts everything in one place, and under one roof.

Specialists say it should m`ke treatments easier for patients.

We will just clean the skin first, and then put local anaesthetic in.

One of the procedures that patients can now have here.

This new unit is the first of its kind in the South West,

putting breast cancer services that were spread across the city

in a purpose`built home for the very first time.

The initial diagnosis was terrifying.

Laura Goodchild was just 27, and pregnant,

My daughter had to be born dight weeks early, but I had surgdry while

I was pregnant to remove thd lump, then another surgery to remove the

55,000 women are screened every year in the wider Bristol area.

Around 4000 will be seen here for more investigations.

We have this new technology, and we take slices through the bre`st and

the area of abnormality is seen much better.

With this new unit comes new technology too.

Doctors can now see cross`sdctions of breast tissue, allowing them to

see any problems more clearly than ever before.

That is a small cancer in the breast.

It cost ?4.6 million, with most of the funding coling from

This is expensive equipment ` each mammography machine will cost

Laura has now been clear of her cancer for four years,

and her pregnancy was successful.

Her daughter starts school this week.

In football, Cheltenham Town won tonight's home tie against Oxford

The Robins remain unbeaten so far this season.

Meanwhile, Yeovil Town were knocked out

of the competition after losing 1`3 against Portsmouth at Huish Park.

We're back with you in Breakfast tomorrow from 6.30.

But for now, I'll leave you with Ian, who has the latest fordcast.

The draw `` dry, warm and sdttled conditions continue. Many s`w

sunshine this morning. Tomorrow will be the opposite. A lot of cloud

around. We will see fortunes changing with bright sunny spells.

There will be cloud for a f`rewell to view in the afternoon. A lot of

low cloud developing tonight spreading in the east and spreading

towards the West. That means we will have hill fog conditions.

Temperatures are mild tonight. Up to 15 Celsius. Some areas. Unddr bright

spells tomorrow. Many will not. We're waiting for the low cloud and

hill fog to lift and break tp, then we will see brighter spells

developing more widely. All in all, many will have a pleasant afternoon,

but cloud or not, a dry day. With light winds, that will accentuate

the warm feel. Attempt is up to 21 today. At 223 tomorrow, I stspect.

`` up to 23. Generally a lot of cloud around for Friday. Matt Taylor

will Good evening. Thankfully over the

next few days temperatures are not that likely to be too close to the

14 degrees we saw across North West Scotland today under grey and gloomy

skies. But more akin to the 23 degrees we saw in Northolt under

fairly sunny conditions. Over the next few days we have a

south-easterly drift that. Pushes away the cloud we've seen across

Scotland and Northern Ireland a bit. But we have cloud heading our way.

It's not clear blue skies by any means. Tonight, it