15/03/2017 Points West

Detectives investigating the murder of Jordan Taylor

say four men could hold vital information.

As Marine A is cleared of murder, we hear from the man

who launched the campaign to have the conviction overturned.

We're back to a cloudy tomorrow and rain also. The details later.

The police are trying to find four people who were in Trowbridge

within minutes of a young man being stabbed to death.

Jordan Taylor died early on Sunday morning.

Detectives believe the four people may hold the key to what happened.

Here's our Wiltshire Reporter, Will Glennon.

The pictures aren't easy to make out, but police think

someone out there will know who these people are.

The footage was all taken in the centre of Trowbridge -

near Prospect Place and Timbrell Street -

at the weekend, in the early hours, as Saturday night turned

We have evidence which can eliminate these

people from all enquiries, so we would urgently like to hear

from them or anybody who might recognise these individuals

It is likely some of the four would just walking home from a night out,

they all passed closely to the incident and they may hold

They're especially interested in a white man with receeding hair,

wearing a green parka, carrying a black bag.

We are certain that someone knows this man and he might be

If you think you know any of the people in the CCTV,

I would urge you to get in touch with us.

Also, we are interested in speaking to anyone who matches

the description and who may own a Star Wars logo bag.

Most of the police cordons in place on Monday have now been removed.

The searches for physical evidence are almost complete.

Just one side road remains sealed off.

Flowers and messages are still being laid outside

the community hospital, the spot where Jordan collapsed

and died after struggling there with his friend.

When you look at all the flowers and read some of the tributes,

you can tell Jordan was a popular person.

His mum described him as "The funniest, most loving young

She said he loved life and lived it to the full.

Jordan's brother, Damian, said they'll always be

Now as we've been hearing on the national news,

a former Royal Marine from Somerset jailed for shooting an injured

Taliban fighter in Afghanistan, had his murder conviction

Alexander Blackman is now awaiting a new sentence,

after five judges agreed he was mentally impaired

People on both sides of the argument gave

I can understand how he did what he did, but I don't

We have rules, we have to keep them, otherwise we are

While he behaved in the most despicable way, what he was

He was mentally ill when he did

He had not been looked after by his chain of command and he had seen

things that would have snapped the will and senses of anybody.

And what he did was awful - truly, truly

awful, but it was not murder, it was manslaughter.

Well, earlier I spoke to John Davis, who led the drive to get Alexander

I asked him why he started the campaign.

I didn't know Al at all at the start of this,

but nobody else was doing anything and one of the main parts

of being a Royal Marine is to look out for each other and that is what

keeps us alive on the battlefield and that is why

You've got to know Alexander Blackman and have visited

What kind of strain has this taken on him?

Every time I have been to see him, he's

always tried to be as normal as he can and it's really difficult,

this has put immense pressure on him inside,

knowing he shouldn't have been there

in the first place and just trying to deal with it day by day,

exactly like you would do on tour,

you know, out on the battlefield, so it is an immense strain.

A lot of people would say, she is under immense strain and of

course she is, but she is a tremendous woman and I really don't

know how she does it, how she keeps her strength, day in,

day out, and she always puts other people first.

So although the strain is there, she very, very rarely shows it.

You have of public support, but also a lot of

voices have not agreed with what you are trying to do.

We get a lot of people who do not look at the ins and outs of the

case and obviously, those comments are discarded, but a lot of people

come out with very reasonable arguments and I think it is

important we look at both sides of the arguments and be objective

There are lessons to be learned from this?

view, which are not for me to speak about, and we need to look at those

from the well-being perspective of the men on the ground, the

equipment, the manning and so forth, and also from the court martial side

of things, where so many elements of that were

highlighted to be flawed, in effect,

and errors were made, so, I think a review of both would be

And you can see a special edition of Panorama about Marine A in just

Now it's been Ladies Day at Cheltenham Festival and that

meant a huge occasion for one young jockey.

Fittingly, Lizzie Kelly made her professional debut at the event.

And she did well, finishing in fifth place.

This Friday she becomes only the second woman ever to take

Damian Derrick's been to the family yard to meet her.

I wanted to dress like a male jockey, you know,

with all the right gear, the proper riding out boots

and the proper britches and everything.

I had to do more to fit in and look the same as all the lads.

Lizzie hasn't just fitted in, she's stood out,

making her own piece of history along the way.

A first ever grade one win for a female rider.

That win at the highest level in jump racing 15 months ago

The confidence side of that, you know, really was massive.

It set in stone sort of where I was going,

Being able to say, look, I've won a grade one to myself

when things are, you know, a bit bleak.

Despite her success, opportunities are limited for Lizzie.

Many owners and trainers are still reluctant to expose women

The majority of her rides come from the family, not that she is

She is not given anything, she writes for us

and we run a business and if we do not get success,

we will not be here, so it is not a gift, she has

And I feel very proud that somebody can be that dedicated

And it is that sheer hard work that Lizzie

And although long since used to being outnumbered

in the weighing room, she does understand the significance

of being the first female jockey in 33 years to ride in the Gold Cup.

I think more than any other girl reference, I've really,

Riding in the Gold Cup is massive because it's such an elite race,

reserved for the best horses, the best trainers

And in such illustrious company, Lizzie has already

Now just one football result to give you tonight.

Yeovil managed to get a 2-2 draw earlier away

The visitors scored in the 91st minute to equalise, after Barnet

took the lead just a few minutes before.

Some of Bath University students are conferred in an International

science competition and created a device that people can breathe on

the moon. If they can secure UK funding, they will see their design

built. Today, we saw cloud breaking up to

be replaced by sunshine. Through tonight, we will bring that cloud

back and forth tomorrow, there will be extensive amounts of it around.

Equally, as we get late into the afternoon and evening, there is

liable to be some patchy rain. But that will be fairly light. Tonight,

temperatures will drop to about 5-7 sources, perhaps a little below in

one or two spots. We've also seen fog forming in North Somerset and

all is well. As the night wears on, there will be low cloud developing

in the south-west. By tomorrow morning, extensive overcast skies

across the West Country and for many of you, that is how things will

remain. Coming in from the North West, a weak cold front. The first

will come through in the afternoon, the second into the evening. Two

phases where we will see some light, patchy or showery rain running

across all of our district. But it will be particularly heavy.

Temperatures tomorrow down on today, 11 Celsius. A cooler theme on

Friday, turning windier, dry and bright

been. The outlook, rain around, if it stays dry I will be surprised.

Here is Nick with the national headlines.

For large parts of Wales and England there was blue sky and warmth.

Warmest day of the year, a clumsy way of saying the UK had the highest

temperature