28/12/2016 Points West

Police investigating the murder of a man whose body was found

in a village on Christmas Eve say he was moved there

The remains of Mohammed Abdurezek, who's originally from Ethiopia,

were discovered in the village of Siston near Bristol.

It's thought he died two or three days earlier.

The discovery of the 31-year-old man's body down this quiet country

lane sparked an immediate appeal from the police for information.

They've identified him as Mohammed Abdurezek,

and that he died from stab wounds but they now think he was

We are trying to piece together where Mohammed

has been and from that, if we can establish a motive

for his death and therefore from that who killed him.

At the moment, there is no reason for him to be here.

So what we are asking the public for as well,

did you see any disturbances leading up to Christmas Eve, the day before?

The Wednesday, Thursday, the Friday, which have been reported to police?

The body was found here by a dog walker on Christmas Eve morning

and they believe it might have been here for two days.

There was no wallet on the body or phone and they believe Mohammed

memsbers of the public, if you found any identification

any phone, mobile phones, older types, please come forward.

The police are also looking at CCTV footage, hoping that tracing

A man is still being questioned after the death of a six-month-old

baby, found at a home near Bristol on Christmas Day.

The 30-year-old was arrested at Britton Gardens in Kingswood.

Avon and Somerset Police said the child died despite efforts

The death is being treated as unexplained until the results

The RSCPA has launched an investigation after undercover

filming at a dairy farm in Somerset showed cows and calves

The footage was gathered by an animal rights group.

The owner of the farm says he was appalled when he saw the film

and has now sacked the farmhand shown hitting the animals.

Clinton Rogers' report contains footage that some viewers

He has just kicked that cow Square in the face,

He has just kicked that cow square in the face,

she gave birth an hour and a half before this footage was taken.

And the animal rights group which secretly filmed the farm

on the edge of Taunton has described it as shocking.

I really don't know what I was expecting to see as far

as the handling of the animals, but to see tiny calves and cows

who have just given birth being punched and kicked and sworn

at in such an aggressive manner I found really shocking.

The charity says it chose to hide a camera at Pyrland Farm in Taunton

after a tip off from someone living nearby about alleged

There is plenty of sawdust on these, so...

When we visited the farm today, a local vet was there as well.

He said was as surprised as anyone when he saw the film,

I just can't understand his behaviour.

The farmer himself said he'd now sacked the young farm labourer seen

to kick and punch the cows and calves - but he denied there

We were really appalled by the behaviour of the young

apprentice, because we take great pride in our dairy herd,

we all work very hard to look after them and we'll very proud

we all work very hard to look after them and we're very proud

of the way the cows are on this farm.

The footage has now been passed to the RSCPA.

They say they are investigating, adding they are concerned

, horrible images, I am sorry if you found upsetting.

The Health and Safety Executive is investigating how

a scaffolder lost a leg and hand after a severe electric shock.

A fund-raising page has been-set-up for father of two

He was working in Swindon just before Christmas when it happened.

Bristol is to get a share of more than ?2 million of Government money

to help girls at risk of female genital mutilation, domestic

The city has the second highest number of recorded FGM victims

in England but also has campaigners fighting to end the practice.

The money will go to the Foundation for Women's Health

A woman from Gloucestershire, who's walking the coastline

of Britain in memory of her daughter,

has reached her fundraising target of ?100,000.

After losing five-year-old Elizabeth to a rare immune

disorder last December, Natalia Spencer took

In all weather and on all terrain, Natalia has walked 20 miles

She died shortly before Christmas last year

after she was struck by a rare immune disorder called HLH.

And because Elizabeth loved the sea, she decided to walk right

round the country's coastline - beginning and ending at the last

beach they visited together here at the Durdle Door in Dorset.

Her mission - to raise ?100,000 for the Bristol Children's Hospital,

And with months to go, she's done it.

Yes, I am surprised about it, of course and I feel very humbled

indeed that people reacted so generously and kind to my walk.

And then last month, she was named Endurance Fundraiser

of the Year at the national Just Giving Awards.

For me it was a very poignant, because it coincided with the day

that Elizabeth got ill, the 22nd of November 2015.

In the evening, I was told she was not going to live

but on the 22nd of November 2016, her name was in the Elizabeth

Footprint for Endurance of the Year award, which was so incredibly

poignant and meaningful for me and I am very proud

Now Natalia wants to double her fundraising target, as she heads out

She hopes to complete her walk on Valentine's Day.

And she even went walking on Christmas day.

Best of luck with the rest of it. Now let's get the weather. Hello,

good evening, another cold night across our region, some frost

already forming but in addition to that, some freezing fog patches

later on tonight and certainly tomorrow morning, stay the BBC local

radio and the reason for the still there is an area of high pressure

which stays with us for the rest of this week. The fog is quickly

reforming and overnight, it will get down to around zero, possibly even

-1 and a very foggy start to the day tomorrow. It should lift. In places,

it may stick around and quickly reform when it gets dark again, with

a top temperature between six and 8 degrees. As for the outlook, as we

move through the rest of this week and into the weekend, a lot of cloud

on Friday, a few breaks developing. Slightly more of a breeze,

south-west winds giving temperatures back up into double figures.

Good evening, the weather is proving hazardous and the fog now becoming

more extensive and causing disruption overnight tonight. There

is a warning from the Met office and you can stay in touch on the website