19/03/2017 Points West

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A scaffolder from Somerset who had to have his hands and a leg

amputated after being electrocuted at work has told his brother

he won't be giving up on his sporting ambitions.

Jamie Mines is recovering in hospital after the

His family were speaking at a football fundraiser for him,

Former Bristol City star Scott Murray in action in Frome today.

And one-time Man City and Rovers midfielder Martin Phillips.

In all 12 teams - with one thing in common.

Once called the "goal machine", he has become,

He used to score three or four every game, so yeah, a very good player.

It's going to knock him back quite a bit, but if anyone's

going to get through it, he'll get through it.

The accident in Swindon last December is still

Jamie is being treated at a hospital in Oxford,

where he's undergoing four hours of physio a day.

He has talked to me about the Paralympics and things.

We had a few interesting chats about breaking

What really matters most to Jamie right now are those closest to him -

When I bring in the twins, it makes him so happy.

Considering it was only a few weeks ago he was in an induced coma,

it's amazing that he's alive, he's awake, he's happy,

He can do most things now without prosthetics,

so when he's got them he's going to be normal,

More than ?100,000 has already been raised.

And former school mate Jenson Button's donated

The goal machine may be missed on the pitch,

A Trowbridge man has been charged with the murder of Jordan Taylor

Jordan died from stab wounds in the early hours

of last Sunday morning, and there's been a large police

presence in the town over the past week.

18-year-old Hayden Maslen remains in custody tonight -

he'll appear before Swindon magistrates tomorrow.

Bristol artist Luke Jerram's "Museum of the Moon"

artwork has been installed in the Wills Memorial Building

to welcome the University of Bristol's new Chancellor.

It's huge - seven metres in diameter - and was made by Cameron Balloons.

It features detailed Nasa imagery of the lunar surface.

The Great Hall here will be open for the public to come in and see it

Something that might bring back memories on Inside Out West's

programme tomorrow night - Seb Choudhury will be looking back

at the life of the Gloucestershire kitemaker Peter Powell,

whose stunt kite even outsold Lego in the late 1970s!

The kite was named Toy of the Year in '76, but despite selling

in their millions, the business ran into some problems,

and Peter's sons remember the day their dad had had enough.

A. He burned everything to do with the

kite. He said whatever you do do not start that business back up again,

15 years later we started the business back up. I had the task of

going round to tell him. Nobody wanted to do it. We were so pleased

he was thrilled to bits we... He is that sort of, we had a bee in his

bonnet. He could disown owe. Hear more of their story and see how

Seb got on with a bit of kite Finally, the television community

of the West of England turned out in force tonight

to acknowledge their work The BBC had a lot to

celebrate at this year's Royal Television Society awards -

our Inside Out West team claimed DIY SOS won in factual

entertainment, and the Planet Earth And BBC Bristol received a special

honour in recognition Exceptional work by many local film,

animation and television Together they bring around

140 million to the local economy. Let's take a look at the late

forecast before we go - Good evening, we're seeing rain

moving in to the region now, along with low cloud,

mist and fog. That rain spreads to

all areas overnight. We keep the rather brisk winds up

through the Bristol Channel, over the hills, for example,

but another fairly mild night. Temperatures not dipping much

below ten or 11 degrees, but a grey and damp start tomorrow,

with further outbreaks of rain, Another fairly mild day, though,

highs of 11 or 12 degrees, but once that rain clears,

some clear spells to end the day for many, but it

will be a cold night - down to two or three degrees,

so the chance of some frost rurally. Brighter on Tuesday,

some sunny spells, also the chance And that's it - we're back

in Breakfast news first Hope the week ahead is a good one -

thanks for watching and good night!