30/07/2014 BBC Points West

First look at the morning papers on the BBC News Channel in just is a

few minutes too. It is nothing to do with me `

it is hate. I think that man was fuelled

by hate. This man was captured on CCTV

in Cabot Circus at the time and police want to talk to him

about what happened. Avon

and Somerset Police say thex take hate crime very seriously indeed

and tonight are appealing for anyone who saw the incident here in Cabot

Circus to contact them immediately. We are working really hard with

local communities to report to us these instances, because if we

can't tackle it we can't re`lly The campaigning group Sari says it

has detected a recent incre`se in such crimes, but points out that

historically Bristol has always had In the past year,

there have been 65 reported hate Police say that is not

a notable increase. But that offers no comfort to

Hasina, who is still coming to terms with what happened to her

on her way to work. Steve Brodie, BBC Points West,

Bristol. A Wiltshire doctor who secrdtly

filmed female patients has had his 12 year jail sentence rdduced

by two years. Davinder Jeet Bains, from Swindon,

used spy cameras hidden in two Speaking at Canterbury Crown Court,

the Lord Chief Justice said he took into account that

the assaults were not violent. Police are appealing for witnesses

after a man died when his c`r went It is thought the car left

the road on a bend and ended up in The man,

who is in his 30s and from Somerset, Hundreds of people fell sildnt today

to commemorate the sacrificd made by Wiltshire soldiers during

World War I. The last post

and the silence it commands. People gathered today at

Tidworth Military Cemetery to remember the 10,000 Wiltshire men

who signed up 100 years ago and gave Men like

Private Henry Irwin Merchant, who Henry and the others now have their

own cross and poppy in a melorial wall here, with a personal lessage

from the children who made them Maybe

because he gave up his life for us. Amber's dad, like so many hdre,

is a military man, based in a military county ` out hn force

today to pay tribute to everyone. I think it is important that we

still remember these men And to remember

the men fighting today? My husband has been away in a couple

of wars ` he has been to Afghanistan A prospect that Wiltshire is

prepared for ` with an extra 4,000 military personal and

their families coming here soon Although, today belonged to

the past and not the future. Cars that drive themselves could be

coming to the streets of Brhstol The city may be chosen

as a test bed for the new vdhicles, which do away with humans `

as Rory Cellan`Jones reports. On a motor industry test tr`ck, a

car is being put through its paces. But the engineer in the driving seat

has taken his hands off the wheel The car is driving itself whth

a sophisticated GPS system guiding This is one of a number

of driverless car experiments Now, the Government wants to

take it to the next stage. This car is being tested in a very

controlled environment, but from next year more advanced vehhcles,

with lots of sensors on board, will be allowed out onto the open road `

then we will see how the grdat British public reacts to thd idea

of driverless cars. This morning,

the Government announced a review of road regulations that might affect

driverless cars and a competition for towns or cities to becole

testing grounds for the technology. The idea is being backed

by a Bristol professor who hs Alex and I spoke to him on

Points West earlier this evdning. Bristol is committed to tryhng

and testing ideas. It also has a real strength

in communications ` particularly in broadband, wireless,

and fixed technologies. It has

a super fast broadband network. It also has robotics

and autonomous system strengths If you bring those together, and you

take a city that is growing fast with a rapidly growing population,

then this is the place wherd we can Two teenage gymnasts from the West

Country have won gold and shlver in the gymnastics at the Commonwealth

Games in Glasgow tonight. 16`year`old Claudia Fragapane, from

Bristol, was in the running all night, but moved into the gold medal

position with her floor routine Her teammate,

Ruby Harold from Lower Langford Both girls won gold medals xesterday

in the team event and were making their debuts

in the Commonwealth Games. Wrestler Leon Rattigan from Bristol

picked up a bronze this evening His wife Jana won

a silver medal yesterday, which was also the pair's wedding annhversary

` so it was a double celebr`tion. The record`breaking swimmer

Siobhan`Marie O'Connor has `rrived back in the West

from the Commonwealth Games. She flew

into Bristol airport this evening. 18`year`old Siobhan, who is from

Bitton in South Gloucestershire won six medals in Glasgow `

a record for an English competitor. It has been a long day

of travelling. It was such a long week,

but it was really good. I can't complain ` it was one

of the best weeks of my lifd. Looking forward to spending time

with my family and friends `nd eating some unhealthy food ` that I

was probably avoiding beford. Let's take a look

at the medal table. 12 golds, 8 silvers,

and 9 bronze medals have now been Newsnight has just started over

on Two with a special progr`mme So I will say goodnight

and leave the final word In some rain on the way. It will not

be heavy everywhere. There will be some dry and sunny parts of the day

as well. It will be dry tonhght Temperatures, 14`15 Celsius. Cloud

will come from the West and they will bring some showers. Thdre is

the possibility of thunder. In the afternoon, it is a bit more of a

lottery. Temperatures in thd low 20s. There will be some rain on

Friday. heavy in the north of the region.

24-25 Hello again. Will it be happy

campers or happy gardeners? You get different responses when you mention

rain at this time of the year. I will try to remain neutral and talk

of an increasing chance of showers developing tomorrow. There'll be

further mentions or rain for Friday and over the weekend. Most of the

showers have been over northern parts but they will work southwards

through tonight. And at the same time begin to turn heavier as well.

Creeping southwards all the while but not reaching south-eastern

parts. Starting the day dry with temperatures in the mid to high

teens in much of East Anglia, southern England and the Midlands.

Showers are beginning to show their hand. One or two in the Bristol

channel. And in southern and central England and Wales. Random across

Scotland and Northern Ireland, but the odd patch of brighter colour

means that some of the showers will be heavy.

Injects some heat and energy from the sun and the showers develop more

widely as the day wears on. There is a coo