30/06/2014 BBC Points West

Welcome to BBC Points West with Sabet Choudhury and Alex Lovell

Mourning the loss of a friend and father.

Tributes to a Swindon man stabbed to death as he cycled home.

He was murdered on the cycld path as he made his way home. The police

admit this was a challenging investigation. Now they want the

public to help. Gloucestershire school children

learning the pain and traum` Will they or won't they havd enough

money to buy this Cheltenhal Banksy? It was fantastic. I loved every

minute. I am 60 and I will be here every year.

And after the party, the clear up begins.

We're at Worthy Farm as this year?s Glastonbury Festival

The family and friends of a man found stabbed to death in an

apparently motiveless attack have been describing their loss today.

60`year`old Tom Rogers was found dead

on a cycle path close to Swhndon railway station on Thursday night.

His family have described hhm as a sociable and well`liked man.

Detectives say it was an extremely vicious attack and they're

Flowers have been laid alongside the cycle path on which Thomas Rogers

was murdered as the police sift the way through more than 60 lines of

enquiry. Tributes have been paid to the 16 old, including at thd pub

where he was working that nhght Everybody is just chill shocked and

disgusted by what has happened. `` so shocked. You will be verx missed.

He was so reliable and everxbody cared about him. He is a good member

of the team and he was alwaxs here a lot. He knew a lot of peopld here.

So, yes, it is very sad. Tol's 5 adult son also paid tribute today.

David Rogers said, it has not sunk in that my dad has gone and I will

not be will to spend time whth him any more. His brother and two

sisters live overseas and s`id in a tribute to date that Tom was a kind,

unassuming, gentle man with a happy heart. Tom Rogers lived in Walcot.

The police have been there `t this local flats for the past few days.

Neighbours say it is where Tom lived although that is not confirled by

officers. The police admit this attack on Thomas E cycled home is a

challenging investigation. There is no apparent motive and it w`s a

rookie would have used regularly to get to and from the pub. `` it was a

foot. We have held it is quhte a bit area under that bridge. I do not

know. `` Vandalia. There ard those who think this random attack might

be linked to a mugger, perh`ps drunk or on drugs. This man told ts he was

threatened in the town centre a week ago. I was verbally abused by two

people, one of whom was verx aggressive. In the course of the

abuse, he threatened to stab me should he see me again. That may or

may not be relevant to this police enquiry but for sure, this `lmost

random stabbing has shocked everyone. Renewed appeals for better

security down the path known as mother's hourly. `` mugger's hourly.

An attempt has been made to blow up a cash machine in Wells.

The Fire Service was called to Waitrose in the early hours

of this morning after smoke was seen coming out of it.

Devon and Somerset Fire Service says gas had been pumped

A similar incident happened at the cash machine last month.

School children in Gloucestdrshire have been finding out

about something that affects hundreds of pupils every ye`r

Forced marriage was made illegal earlier this month

and now experts want everyone to be able to spot the signs and help to

Secretive, sensitive and until recently an often silent crhme.

Forcing someone into a marrhage for cultural,

It happens in towns and cithes across the country and this is a

critical time of year. Camp`igners say that every summer hundrdds of

young people disappear during the school holidays, forced into

marriages against their will. So today, children

from schools across Gloucestershire came here to a college in Ndwent to

find out more about it. As soon as there is any pressure, as

soon as there is a mental pressure to say you have to get marrhed to

someone, that becomes a forced marriage. It is really simple.

A fortnight ago, forced marriage became a crime but campaigndrs

Everybody needs to think about what a forced marriage is. It is a

managed that involves quartdrs from, it causes rape, domestic abuse

and can lead to murder. If xou spot any signs of forced marriagd, doing

nothing is not an option. You must report it and we cannot be

culturally sensitive about ht. Last year there was more th`n

1,300 cases of suspected forced marriage here in the UK ` more

than 200 were in the South West 15% involved a child being forced

into a marriage they didn't want ` and the vast majority

of cases involved girls or women. We see forced marriage as p`rt of

domestic abuse generally. It is the focus and energy of Gloucestershire

Constabulary to raise the profile and status of this to make sure it

is not tolerable. We do not tolerated and nor should anxbody

else. Community leaders say it's

something they're working h`rd on. We cannot shy away from the subject.

If I am able to solve the c`se myself, then through my knowledge, I

will try solving the case and if I feel I did not have the knowledge or

are not in the position to solve it, I would refer them to the police or

the council departments. By working together,

forced marriages will start to Earlier I spoke to

Jasvinder Sanghera, who has been campaigning for years for more to be

done to protect people who `re being Her sister was so unhappy

in her marriage she committdd suicide, and Jasvinder hersdlf ran

away from home. Saying now was not an option. This

was presented to me as an arranged marriage and something I had to do.

As a result, my family took note of education and I was in my own home

at the age of 15 and I was held prisoner in my own home at the age

of I agreed until I was ill to plan my escape and I ran away from home

at 16. `` able to plan. I h`d two choices as far as my family were

concerned. I'm married to the said from this day forward I was dead in

their eyes. I chose not to go back and subsequently I have been

disowned for over 35 years. How difficult is that to break that

cycle? You said you running away `` ran away, but culturally it must be

difficult. It is, because your family make you feel guilty and

ashamed. Might family made le feel I was going against my religion,

tradition and culture. Thesd things were not true. Nowhere in any faith

does it say you can support forced marriages and in fact it spdaks

against them. As a young person I love my parents dearly and did not

want to let them down. They made me feel like I was the perpetr`tor who

had done this to them. It took me a long time to all and being ` victim.

What you think about this change in the law? I am extremely supportive

of the change. As a 40 gig old girl, I could not say to my familx, you

cannot do this to me, it is against the law. For the first time today in

England and were, victim can own this is a crime. `` 14`year`old

girl. This can be placed firmly in the law and not be misguided into

thinking that this is part of our culture, so the victim is lhkely to

get the right response and been believed. Whaddon Road schools

taking up this issue and te`ching young children about it? `` what do

you think about skills. Nathonally, we are not seeing a broader

engagement from education. We are still having ad hoc schools doing

this. There are many schools who are not willing to engage. We nded them

to engage. Hearing about ten or 12 schools is not good enough. We need

a national programme of school engagement if we can prevent this.

Unbelievably, this is a last day of June already and are very w`rm

welcome to a slightly later than usual Points West. It is qu`rter to

eight, and that is without penalties. We have plenty more to

come, including... You get the groups here and hook them all. This

will go here and that is called the teardrop. Once you have dond

that... The latest playground craze tying

school children in knots. So the party is finally over,

with thousands of people potring out For four days,

the crowds have rocked to the sounds of everything from Dolly Parton to

Metallica and even ballet. Andrew Plant has been with them `

come rain, shine Before this year's Glastonbtry even

started, 120,000 tickets selling out

in less than two hours There was some controversy too,

a metal band headlining the stage. And Dolly Parton bringing country

and western into the West Country. As everyone here prepares to go back

to their 9`5, the headlines, surprisingly, say both thosd acts

were a great success. This was the festival where the

Deep South came We are going to be playing with

our good sister. Who knew that Dolly Parton had

so many fans, so far from home. The best is probably Dolly Parton,

it is fantastic. Before most are even awake,

the first wave A line like a human Hoover

sweeps across Worthy Farm. It's the morning after the `cts

finished on the Pyramid Stage. You could almost up for next

year's festival by scooping up what You can see

unwanted items, chairs, So much to clear up, but thd

festival will try to recycld it all. It was the year a lightning

storm close the Pyramid Stage. It was the year a lightning

storm closed the Pyramid St`ge. As they close down the tent this

morning, for this couple it was After a bit of a rainstorm,

we rushed to the tent It is always going to hold

a very special place in our hearts. Leaving means we walk. At ldast

today that Ray has stayed away. We have not seems like this `` scene

seems like this at Glastonbtry for a while.

Once the last person leaves, there will be weeks of work and

tractors with magnets will suck up the leftover tent pegs, and metal

left behind after what was, after all, a very heavy metal festival.

Getting outside the gates of Worthy Farm is a fast car door and getting

yourself home. Unless you'rd lucky enough to live nearby, you have to

face the railway stations of the roads. After five days of this

festival, that can be no me`n feat. Clinton Rogers has been looking at

the situation. When 100,000 party guests ldave at

the same time, well, `` well... Nightmare. I have been here for over

an hour and I have just comd from over there. That is just getting out

of the car park. Still, there were few complaints. It is my first

festival and it was absolutdly fantastic. I love David mintte. I am

60 and they will be yet everything year. `` loved every minute. Just

some people looking forward to creature comforts. To our shower.

What is your priority? A shower On the roads around Pilton, it was a

good time to be on two wheels. Though, in truth, it was moving more

freely than previous years. If there was a slight logjam, it was at this

railway station. The one dax of the year when it resembles Paddhngton.

We have had about 300,000 pdople passed through the station `nd it is

ten a.m.. We expect 10,000 lore in total. Some people got a ch`nce to

catch up on sleep or reminisce about what had happened. An incredible

wonderland of dreams. And then home, after the train companies got rid of

those unwonted festival traces. Just getting rid of the mud to kdep the

trains clean. Doubtless, most, if they can, will be back again next

year. This is normally a working daily farm. It has a herd of 40

cows. There is an awful lot to do before it could be used for that

purpose. Lots of local people are employed to clean up Worthy Farm and

it will take several weeks to do so. The bad news for some peopld, and

instead the sheer's festival, is that they will be no Glastonbury in

2017. They will have a field year. There are still two more festivals

before then. Do you think those cows come back and go, who did this? What

a mess! My field. It's emerged tonight how much it

will cost to save the A group of local businesses have

spent since Friday trying to raise But tonight, the deal's stalled

because they haven't raised enough. And with interest

from wealthy collectors abroad, With the latest here's

our Gloucestershire reporter, In Cheltenham this morning, the

London art dealer brokering the deal. His phone ringing with offers

from around the world. But the freeholder of the house was working

to sell what is technically his Banksy to a consortium of local

businesses. It was a passion of the local community that protested

against the removal of the peace. The freeholder had no idea this kind

of intensity would be put on him. He has bowed to pressure, that is what

we hope. Video on the table was ?300,000 today to secure thd middle

with an extra 550,000 in thd next ten days. Plus the house for a

quarter of a million and more from the public in the future, a total of

?1 million. To make the deal has stalled over a failure to r`ise

enough money. `` today, the deal has stalled. It isn't over yet, however.

Everyone wanted to see this happen. It is very positive. The art dealer

in London wants us to succedd and the owner wants us to succedd. The

general public wants us to succeed. People are for this. Everyone is. In

to come together. As the ho`rdings were spruced up in Cheltenh`m, in

Los Angeles auction house told me they have several clients who want

to buy the Banksy, was a blte with deep pockets. The question hs

whether the desire to keep ht here is real or whether money will win

out in the end. Another plot twist in this spy thriller that sdems far

from reaching its final chapter If you have children or

grandchildren you'll probably have These bands have become

a huge craze, you'll find htddles of children in any primary school

in the country making jewellery and even skipping ropes

by knitting these things together. One school in Wells is now trying

to break the world record for the Have a look at John Maguire's

report, while we have a go Right now, right around the world,

there will be thousands and thousands, probably millions, of

Little fingers doing this. Twisting, weaving, creating. The only limit,

it seems, a child's boundless imagination. A panda and a smiley

face. How did you learn how to do them? I looked it up. I typdd in

different loom bands charms. Think of a multicoloured elastic version

of cat 's cradle, but uses the difference. Leaving Borland,

invented by an engineer in @merica, father of young children three years

ago. He was inspired by lools used for weaving textiles. What the

children here are trying to do is to join as many loom bands is possible

from here all the way down to fear. `` down today.

If they manage to make it longer than 1829 metres, they have a

world`record. I watched out to the playground and some of the children

have put together longer ch`nge that they made. They try to make the

chain as long as possible. Lore children added Diaz. This is quarter

to nine in the morning and H looked over and said, what are you doing?

They said they were going for a world`record attempt. A bit like

this potential record`breakhng chain, there is no end in shght to

the craze that is transferrhng to secondary schools and is roxal

approval. If it is good enotgh for Kate... I want to get the h`ng

enough for that. `` the hang of it. It is addictive. I will havd a crack

at the world`record. It is surprisingly relaxing. Eat

your heart out! You have done rather well. Pretty easy. Things you never

thought you would do on the news. That is probably at the top of them.

It has been a very weird wedkend regarding weather. Here is Han.

Appalling effort! And there's been some prettx

dramatic weather in This one in particular. It touched

town, which means it is a tornado. It is worth going to the tornado and

storm organisation website. You can report these if you see thel. No

chance of that tomorrow bec`use we will barely see the chance for

showers. It looks like a trx and find a, pleasantly warm.

Temperatures on the rise. Wd lose it show us where we have this dvening

but we keep your further rahn into tomorrow. Low pressure to the

south`west. Just grazing through Cornwall and Devon. For othdrs it

will be a good day of sunshhne around as high pressure domhnates.

This evening, some showers `round. Its trails all the way to

Wimbledon, where they have been much more marked in intensity. They are

dying away. The skies were clear for the majority at least and

temperatures will drop to txpically around 10`11 Celsius. The ldgacy of

that will be a fine start to and through the course of the d`y, the

only significant change will be fair weather cloud building up. Chance of

a show at 10%. Much more of a fighting chance that you will stay

dry. The pollen count is rising UV levels tomorrow will be high. The

temperatures will be higher than today, so we expect 2`3 Celsius

higher than today, maybe into the 20s and Celsius. A similar pattern

as we head for the middle p`rt of the week. This chart for Saturday,

will pressure dominating, looks like an unusually windy day for this time

of year and certainly the potential for wet weather on Saturday. Before

we get to that stage, a good deal of try, fine weather with tempdratures

on the rise. There has been some pretty dramatic weather in the last

couple of days. Everything from lighting,

to blazing sun and rainbows. But that didn't stop thousands

of people festival. Let's take a look at just

a few of the highlights. Now we are stuck. What do wd do I

managed to get my head out of the tent and the rest of the body

eventually. Well, it is now two in the morning. Up here, it is almost

like a relaxing harm which H can definitely sleep through. ``

relaxing noise. MUSIC.