23/09/2014 BBC Points West

Good evening from Points West, and also welcome to Spotlight vhewers

who join us tonight due to ` power failure at the BBC in Plymotth.

First tonight, detectives investigating

the murder of a Wiltshire woman have appealed for help to trace ` car

The body of Becky Godden, also known as Becky Godden`Ddwards,

For Karen Edwards, the pain of losing her daughter

It's three years since her body was found but still no`one has

The memories never go away. It is so unjust that somebody who murdered

her has got away with it. Becky had fallen into drugs and

by 2003 It's around then police

believe she was murdered. Her body was found in a field

near Eastleach in Gloucestershire Detectives were lead there

at the time by Swindon taxi driver He'd already admitted killing

Sian O'Callaghan but he couldn't be charged hn court

with Becky's killing becausd police So could this car hold

the key to confirming the identity A silver Volvo S80 saloon that's

not been seen since 2004. I believe this car was used in the

murder. I am appealing to pdople to come forward if they have any

information about it. Earlier this year another bone

belonging to Becky was found Police are also analysing

a large number of items found when What they hope now is that this

Volvo can be recovered and that A woman whose mother has delentia

has been speaking to the BBC about her decision to take

Devon County Council to court. Maureen Beecham is angry th`t

the council has decided to close 20 She's launched a judicial rdview on

behalf of her 94`year`old mother. The council's had to put

its closure plans on hold. Maureen Beeching visits her

94`year`old mother Queenie Maureen isn't prepared to accept

the County Council's decision to She has got legal aid to take

the case to court on behalf Hopefully, they will look at what

they are doing to these old people because they can't just be loved,

they can't just suddenly up and out. Other people haven't got me,

they've got nobody, some people they got nobody to fight for their

cause and I am prepared to fight. Devon County Council aims to save

?10.7 million by closing its homes. The Conservative administration says

its homes are too expensive to run although there are plans to keep to

specialist dementia centres Maureen argues that Oakwell is

the right place for her mother. On a CQC,

this home gets as many points Some relatives I spoke to wdlcome

the action and are pleased the closure

programme is on hold but ond union I am very concerned

for the families, the residents of the homes, who now

no longer know what is happdning As a trades union,

we are concerned about our staff. The sooner it is solved,

the better for all concerned. Three care homes

have already closed and 100 residents

have already moved. Devon County Council says they won't

comment on the legal challenge but say they have launched an appeal and

expect to hear the outcome shortly. Councillors in North Somersdt have

approved a plan to bring ond of Weston`Super`Mare's biggdst

eyesores back into use. The Tropicana has been derelict

on the town's seafront Several plans have previously been

put forward but this evening the local council

has voted to begin what's ddscribed as a "light refurbishment".

Work could start within weeks. There have still been no arrests

for the murder of Jersey man David Miller and Hannah Witheridge

from Norfolk. Their bodies were found with severe

head injuries just over a wdek ago Thai police have released this CCTV

footage showing Mr Miller w`lking His father believes he was

attempting to save Hannah. He looks like a really nice sky He

was obviously really smitten with Hannah, and how could you not, she's

gorgeous. I imagine many boxs would try and step into safer. `` save

her. The Labour leader Ed Miliband has

pledged to tax the profits of tobacco companies, like

Bristol's Imperial Tobacco, if he He made the promise at the Labour

conference in Manchester this afternoon,

and said the money would be used to Tobacco brings and lots of revenues

soar and financial terms thdy may feel they are making a signhficant

contribution at the moment. Having said that, not much would shock the

tobacco industry these days. Imperial Tobacco has described

the proposal as In football, Swindon Town

and Plymouth Argyll will face each other in the next round

of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy The Robins won

their first round match 2`1 away There's more on all those stories

at BBC News Online. But for now, I'll leave you with

Alina Jenkins, who has the weather September has been on the dry side

so far but there is rain forecast. You can see it is quite patchy in

nature. Not everyone will sde the rain that we will see the breeze

picking up. That will be a lild night. That is a dull start to

weapon state. Those outbreaks of rain should clear south eastwards.

`` dull start to weapon state. `` Wednesday. The temperatures are

perfectly respectable for the time of year. That breeze will use to

down over the weekend and now for the National forecast.

You've been sending us pictures of the fine weather. This one was taken

by Keith Brown in the Peak District yesterday, enjoying the sunshine

here. There's been a little more cloud around today across parts of

the Peak District and we finished the day with cloudy skies across

much of the UK. That's because there are a couple of weather fronts,

picked out on the chart. You can see one moving south into the Midlands.

Another one sitting through Scotland and Northern Ireland. Through the

night, that rain is going to continue to move further south,

merging together and behind it breaks in the cloud giving clearer

spells, but still a few showers around the coast. Our temperatures

by dawn are ten to 13. Still the legacy of cloudier skies across the

south and South Wales first thing in the morning. With a few showers

around. Things will improve here as that clears eastwards. Brighter

skies further north, but a noticeable north-westerly breeze

across the country throughout the day. 4.00pm and some sunshine for

the south-west of England with temperatures at 17. Still the