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Good evening and welcome to BBC Points West. Our headlines tonight:

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Gloucestershire's new Chief Constable quits over government

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reforms to the police. Hoping for a way out of the double

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dip recession, the chancellor's plans to transform some Bristol

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waste land. It is probably not such good news for people in a Swindon

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and surrounding areas. An unsolved murder of a pensioner.

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Now detectives say the killers could still be local.

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And shouldn't this be classified? The trainee vet selling his skin

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Good evening. Gloucestershire's most senior police officer has

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resigned over the introduction of police commissioners. Tony Melville,

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the Chief Constable, says he has grave concerns about police reforms.

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So he is stepping down. He had only been in the job two years. Our

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Gloucestershire reporter has more. Tony Melville took over the top job

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on the cusp of major change in Gloucestershire. We wanted to make

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sure that there was the right amount of police officers. Very

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focussed on front line policing, he was forced to make �18 million

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worth of savings. It meant police stations sold off and a reduction

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in officers. Earlier this year he told us any further savings would

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put his force on a cliff edge. you have sold 19 police stations

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and you have reduced your staff by one third, my could go on and on.

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The reality is you reach a point where there are so few places to

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sit and the more money, but the risk is that it has an impact on

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the front line. So why did he quit? Well, his resignation statement

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cites "grave concerns" over the appointment of the new police and

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crime commissioners in November. The commissioner will be voted in

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by the public and replace the police authority with the power to

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set budgets, hire and fire chief constables and set crime and

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policing plans. And there are claims that political intervention

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already seen in Gloucestershire will get worse. He came to the

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force was put a plan which was agreed by all of the politicians

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locally. Instead of falling National Party learns, rather than

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following local concern, it was not about what the people of Gloucester

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wanted. -- local concerns. So far only one man has put his hat into

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the ring to become Gloucestershire's first police

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commissioner. Former superintendent Martin Surl says he shares some of

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Tony Melville's concerns about the post but his resignation won't

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knock public confidence in the job... A lot of faith has to be put

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into the community. I think it is a Earlier I spoke to Tim Brain, who

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was the previous Chief Constable, and asked him why he thinks Tony

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Melville's going. De it is a period of transition. -- it is a period of

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transition. I think commissioners want to make their own decisions.

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But also, he knows that it will be a difficult time. We have not seen

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the end of the financial cuts both nationally and locally. There is a

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lot to do about people losing their jobs. It will be a difficult time.

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Isn't he trying to send a strong signal to the Government? He may be

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trying to send a signal to the government but I do not think the

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Government will be phased. I do not think that this Government has a

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higher regard for its chief officers around the country. They

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will not be fazed. They will see this through because they know what

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the people will come a long. cannot chief Constable's not expect

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that -- cannot just accept that they have to deal with who is voted

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in by the public? It is the constitutional responsibility to

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try and make it work. But some will feel it is not an option they want

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to take. Some of them what to retire before these new political

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bosses come in. They are going to represent political parties and

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want to see their main party policies put through. Some chiefs

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will find that unacceptable. Most will work with the new system to

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make it the best it can be. The Deputy Prime Minister happened

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to be in Gloucestershire today as the news of the resignation emerged.

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He's meeting business leaders tonight and our political editor is

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there. A Chief Constable resigning over the police reforms, the

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country back in recession Not what Nick Clegg would have wanted six

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days before the local elections? Certainly not. And Nick Clegg is

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here at the University of Gloucester this evening. He has

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been focusing on the economy but it has been taken out of his hands by

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the news about the resignation of the chief constable. He went to a

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successful Cheltenham firm earlier today where they make steam parts.

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It is a business that has managed to prosper throughout the recession.

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But throughout the visit as he talked to apprentices, there was

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just one story that everybody wanted to talk about. We got the

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chance to interview both him and the local MP and we got distinctly

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different answers when we asked about the departure of Tony

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Melville. He is entirely free to express his opinions. I, like many

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people I know in Gloucestershire, regret that he has taken that

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decision. All I am saying is that the elections have not even

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happened yet. They are not going to happen until November. I and others

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are extremely reluctant to accept the voting in a police

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commissioners. I think we should take the fears that Tony Melville

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might be expressing about this process and look at how this policy

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is implemented. There will be more about that on this weekend's Sunday

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politics are on BBC One on Sunday. In the meantime, Nick Clegg is

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talking to business leaders who arrived an hour ago. He hopes to

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find out more about the economic situation. Having talked to some of

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the members of the Chamber of Commerce, it is not very good.

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There are 16 empty shops in the town. This comes at a critical town,

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because people from this area will be going to vote very soon for who

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should sit on their local council. In Bristol the Chancellor was

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trying to bring some good news for the local economy. Just days after

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it was announced we're in a double- dip recession, George Osborne came

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to open a new enterprise zone, which it's claimed, could bring

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thousands of jobs to the city. How? Our business correspondent has been

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investigating. It's a high wire act, and a long

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way to fall if you get it wrong. But nobody said being Chancellor

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would be easy. I had not before giving a speech in a circus tent,

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although I suppose the House of Commons at times feels a bit like a

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circus. A welcome break then from Westminster's turmoil, opening a

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new enterprise zone. This is creative. Something different. This

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is not boring corporate offices. This is a place that people who are

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in creative industries will want to come. We will have the media mile

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that Wall Street -- go straight down the road to the BBC.

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Bristol already has a name for funky business. The hope is that

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tax breaks and super fast broadband will be a magnet for more, creating

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a new cultural quarter, known around the world. Plenty of

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creativity, and just not enough money around. Imagine this place

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transformed, buzzing with television executives and internet

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designers. That is the plan. It needs a little work, doesn't it? If

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you want an image of Britain back in recession, you could do a lot

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worse than this place. Can tax breaks transform this part of

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Bristol? There are those who have their doubts. It is great for a

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Bristol but it is probably not good for the surrounding areas. It is

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drawing jobs away, particularly in creative industries. The Chancellor

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also saw another strong state -- strong suit in brittle -- Bristol's

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economic hand. This is the other strong suit in

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Bristol's economic hand. Hi-tech aerospace. Visiting politicians

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can't resist the lure of shiny new factories, making things, boosting

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exports. But will the enterprise zone create new wealth, or just

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move jobs around? I do not think this will be the case. We have got

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new businesses setting up there, we hope, in the Enterprise Zone. We

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have a very carefully chosen parts of the country where we are backing

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success. I think a lot of good things are happening in Bristol.

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You see the creative industries taking off. We are investing in a

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new science park on the edge of the city. Across the West of England

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you see things starting to move forward and that is great.

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Companies tell me there's a shortage of confidence out there.

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Not in this man. An inquest has heard a GCHQ worker

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was either dead or unconscious when he was placed in a sports holdall.

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Gareth Williams' body was found padlocked in a bag in a bath in

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London in 2010. Today the court was shown a DVD of someone attempting

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to lock themselves in a similar bag. The military expert said he and his

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assistant tried to do it 100 times without success. But he told the

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inquest he couldn't say for sure that Mr Williams hadn't managed it.

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MPs are backing a campaign against plans to dump asbestos in a disused

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quarry near Chew Magna. Local residents have already raised

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concerns about the plans. Now Labour's Kerry McCarthy and Dawn

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Primarolo are also asking for answers about how water supplies

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could be affected. The company which wants to run the site says

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studies will be carried out to check any effects on water and the

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environment. We have plenty for you coming up tonight. Including: A new

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take on body language. The man who's selling his skin as

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advertising space. And wait until you see the forecast

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charts for the second part of the weekend. I will have all of that

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plus the weather warnings in a little while.

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First though, detectives investigating the murder of a

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pensioner from South Gloucestershire have released new

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information. Two years ago this weekend, the body of Barry Rubery

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was found bound and beaten at his home in Iron Acton. No arrests have

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ever been made. But it's now believed the killer or killers

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could be local. It's two years this weekend that

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Philip and Julie Rubery first faced the horror of their father's brutal

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death. It still feels like it is April 2010. We are still living the

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nightmare. It feels just like yesterday. It is really difficult

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and really hard. 68-year-old Barry Rubery was discovered lying face

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down in his conservatory here at his home in Iron Acton. The retired

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businessman's wrists and ankles had been bound with electrical flex and

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cable ties. His children are no nearer knowing who killed him or

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why. There is no reason that I can possibly think of that anybody

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would deserve this. I do not know what somebody could do to warrant

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this. It is just not human. It is not normal. The whole family finds

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it very hard that our dad is not about and how he left us that might

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and that there are people out there. They must know what happened or

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have some information. They just do not seem to be coming forward at

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the moment. With the police no closer to

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catching the killers, the Chief Constable Colin Port, ordered a

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shake-up in the investigation team. And already there have been

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developments. This shoe print was left at the

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scene. It's thought to belong to one of the men who attacked the

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pensioner as he returned home from a night out with friends. Police

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think up to three people could have been involved. We want to link that

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to the cable ties that we showed previously, whether there is a link

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between the training shoe and the cable ties, it might jog somebody's

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memory and give us a name. Detectives believe the night Barry

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Rubery was beaten to death was the result of a unique set of

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circumstances in that no-one who would normally be here at Crossing

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Cottage-was around that evening. was odd for him to be coming back

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alone. His partner was not around. There were other people who would

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normally be around and they were not. There is somebody holding some

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information that might have been given to those offenders who have

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committed this act. This family lost a father and

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grandfather for the price of a mobile phone and a set of keys. Two

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years on they are no closer to knowing why.

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For the first time in five years the Tour of Britain won't be coming

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to Somerset. The main reason is that the county council has refused

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to sign a new sponsorship deal with the organisers of Britain's premier

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cycle race. Some local businesses have criticised the decision saying

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that in an Olympic year it's short sighted.

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It was a sporting spectacle that brought the crowds flocking to

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Somerset but at a price. For five years the county council footed the

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bill, �150,000 each year. But not any more. So now the tour

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organisers have said Somerset is off the tour itinerary A decision

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that has prompted anger among businesses. A decision that has

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prompted anger amongst businesses. They say that calling an end to the

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tour is bad for the local economy. We are living in the deepest

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recession this country has known for 100 years. We have got the

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Olympics coming here, and this decision is against sport and

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against a business as well, and I somewhere -- sometimes wonder where

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the thinking really lies here. When Somerset announced last year

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that it wouldn't be signing a new sponsorship deal it said it was a

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simple matter of priorities. Vulnerable children, cycle race.

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Which do you want? I think he would choose the same as me when you say

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you have got to put the most important things first.

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Ironically, while council bosses hear continue to defend that

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decision, neighbouring Devon County Council has announced its

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continuing sponsorship of the tour. So Devon will be hosting a 106 mile

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stage of the event from Barnstaple to Dartmouth. In a press release

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today their leaders say a press release today that the race

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generates vital income for the local economy. �14 million over the

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last three years. Last year we had the one stage but was held in Devon

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alone and that brought in �3 million. There are huge benefits.

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Will the race come back to Somerset in the future? The council say they

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are happy to talk to tour organisers. But only to help them

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find private sponsorship. The pieces are finally falling into

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place as the football season draws to an end. Two big questions remain

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though, can Cheltenham reach the League Two playoffs and can Swindon

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finally secure the League Two title?

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They've both got two games to get the points they need but would

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dearly love to wrap it up tomorrow. Swindon need a win to be sure of

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being presented the title tomorrow afternoon. If Cheltenham Town beat

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Bradford tomorrow that could be enough to secure a place in the

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playoffs. Since the turn of the year Cheltenham's form has been

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somewhat erratic but they remain in sixth place in League Two. Geoff

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Twentyman has been to Whaddon Road as they prepare for the final push.

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Just 180 minutes to secure a place in the play offs. Cheltenham may

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need four points, a win might do it, even less depending how Crewe and

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Oxford get on in their two matches. All they want is to get over the

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line, as a treat awaits. margins are very fine but we fancy

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our chances. That is the nature of the business we are in. I just

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cannot wait until next Thursday or the first day after when we get the

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donuts out. It will have fully the with something supplied the

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following week. Marlon Pack was this week named in

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the League Two Team of the Season. He wants more tangible rewards for

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his hard graft We do not want it just to fade out

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and go away so quickly. There might be a few more nurse on Saturday but

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we are confident that we will do the job and get it done. As far as

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one former player is concerned, tomorrow is simply about coming out

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on top. You have individual battles. Then you get chucked into these

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games. Just when you battles and you are halfway there. It is

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amazing how a 46 in game sees it can crystallise in just two matches.

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I think one more game will seal it for Cheltenham. For Swindon, at the

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-- for Swindon, it is simple. If they win they will get the title.

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They've been top since February and should have wrapped it up before

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now. Last Saturday, they clinched promotion despite losing at

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Gillingham. If they beat Port Vale tomorrow they will finish as

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champions and they will be presented with the trophy in front

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of their fans at the County Ground. That would please the their

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goalkeeper. It would be fantastic if we win. We have not had a chance

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to celebrate and it would be amazing if we did because it could

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be at home and we can all celebrate together. You have done very good

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here at the County Ground this season? The whole team has been

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fantastic. We have a lot of clean sheet and it has been good.

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And Judd Trump starts his second round match at the World

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Championships tomorrow night. Trump has overcome the food poisoning

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which affected his first round win over Dominic Dale. Now he faces Ali

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Carter who has upped the stakes by saying Trump plays a very open game

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which is all very well when it's all going well. When things do turn

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we'll see how he handles that. And of course coverage of the

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snooker continues on BBC Two and on the red button.

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A man from Yeovil is selling advertising space. Nothing unusual

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about that, until you find out it's on his own skin. Chris Watson is

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offering to have company logos tattooed onto his body in return

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for hundreds of pounds of donations to charity. A local bar and a

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nightclub are the first to sign up, but there's room for more. Will

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Glennon went to get inked. He says it is not as painful as it

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looks, and Chris Watson should know. He has had more than 50 tattoos.

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These are the latest. Club Neo and Bar45, both in Yeovil town centre,

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both gave donations to charity for the privilege. It started as a bet.

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What is up for grabs? Anywhere on my neck or anywhere that has a bit

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of space. What are you doing this for? Raising funds for local

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charities, a couple of big charities. Just to do something

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different. It all started as a bat, but the idea caught on. I was

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having a tattoo done and I noticed one-2 he had on the side of his

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neck and I mentioned that we should get ours done as well. We sponsor a

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cancer charity that is quite dear to our hearts. Chris is at college

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training to be a vet. He says they attracts a lot of attention but

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he's comfortable with it. The he is fine with doing more as well.

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has a heart of gold. When people see him that is not their first

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reaction. He is always a up for helping people. He says his name is

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better of her face is off limits and he will not do names or stupid

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jokes. Everything else will be considered. Probably. But it all

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depends on the logo and how much they want to donate. This really is

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an amazing way of raising money for charity, but for people who want to

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be involved, they will have to be quick, because Chris is really

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running out of space. There is not much left!

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I wonder where he would put that logo! Time for the weather are now.

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logo! Time for the weather are now. Many areas have had a bit of a

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soaking. This was the weather that formed in our car park this

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afternoon. As the rain fell, river levels are rows. This river was so

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swollen it actually burst its banks. Is there more to come?

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There is more to come through the course of that -- this evening.

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Some people have enjoyed a largely dry day, but the showers above us

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here in Bristol and elsewhere in northern districts will continue

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this evening. Our focus has been distinctly on the second part of

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the weekend. Development through Saturday evening in to Sunday, a

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parolee a very wet and windy affair. Ain't -- a thoroughly a very wet.

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We can see that the Met Office has a warning out and it is not just

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for the rain. The winds will be a feature as well. We could see some

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trees down. We have seen the showers developing in this

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convergence zone. You can see them going north and affecting us here

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in Bristol. There are still some heavy downpours about and we can

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expect this to continue for a while. As we run through into Saturday,

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the best of the two days, look at those developments through the Bay

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of Biscay. A deep and vigorous area of low pressure, very unusual for

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this time of year. If this was winter it would be a heck of a

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snowstorm. It will be very wet and windy with serious and gales on the

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south coast. The showers, there are still a number of them, but they

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are petering out and effectively drying out into the second half of

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the night. Variable amounts of a cloud around and temperatures in

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getting down. We could see four or five Celsius in many parts of the

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countryside. If you have got outdoor plants, I would stress that

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Saturday is the day to get them under way. With the exception of a

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few showers, there should be a good bit of dry weather for the rest of

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the day. Now it is as we get later into the evening, was out for the

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east and southeast there. -- watch out. The winds are picking up and

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later into the evening it will spread west words. Temperatures

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would be down tomorrow around 11 or 12. The rest of Sunday, the

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graphics say it all. Cricket at Taunton? I do not think so. The

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winds could be damaging to trees. That is as wet as it gets, isn't

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