10/02/2017 Points West

There was a report of an altercation between a security guard and a

member of the public. It was that we know that the young man involved has

died as a result of that. How a discredited doctor

from Bath is now getting How Bristol Rugby's Tom Varndell

could make Premiership history. And rare footage of a West

heritage is now being turned A security guard has been questioned

on suspicion of manslaughter after a man died outside a shopping

centre in Trowbridge. It's thought the man

could have been shoplifting, and may have been injured

as he was challenged. Our reporter Scott Ellis

is there for us this evening. What more can you tell us? It was

yesterday afternoon and a man in his 30s was spotted. They think he was

shoplifting in the centre of Trowbridge. He is in his 30s and

ears from Cornwall. Here's a rough sleeper and he is known to police

and store detectives. He was seen coming out of Sainsbury's with

bottles of alcohol stashed underneath his jacket next to his

stomach stop he is followed by a store detective from Sainsbury's.

Actually, eight store detective contracting to Cambridge. Truss

Sainsbury's. This is the science shopping centre just in front of

Asda in a centre of Trowbridge. There is an altercation between the

two of them. The man with the bottles. The ground, the bottles

smashed and he gets a very serious stomach injury. The paramedics are

called, two ambulances, air ambulances landed the local park.

They try to save his life, but he died in the car park just three

o'clock this afternoon. It is an eyewitness account.

First of all, he just tried to block him and then

very adamant that he was getting away with this drink and then,

I don't think it was like a thing that he meant to do,

And as he tried to grab him, the other guy sort of tried to

pull away and he sort of tripped and fallen on top of it.

And then there was like loads of people around so I

didn't see a lot of what was going on.

The man was taken into questioning. The store detective, on suspicion of

manslaughter, now released on unconditional bail. The detective

told some of the things he was having to weigh up as he

investigated this case. There's been various episodes

we understand involving this Security staff from the surrounding

stores during the day, but we are in the process of

building up a picture to understand That is ready what this

investigation is We need to understand whether or not

force being used was proportionate to the circumstances

that unravelled during the course of The police say they need more

information. Two more eyewitnesses. Just after... It was busy because

the schools had just come out. If anyone has permitted, contact the

police. Well, earlier I spoke to James Kelly

from the British Security Industry Association and asked him

whether he'd heard of such Sadly, such tragedies do happen,

but thankfully not very often. It is a dangerous job

security officers do, they are often faced with serious

danger and hostile attacks, What sort of guidelines

do they work under if Of it as part of

the industry that is regulated, such as our members,

then they have two undergoes certain training in order

to get their licence. If it is an in-house security

guard, then they are not necessarily subject to the same

strict regulatory requirements that If they are a security

guard, with they have the same powers as just another member

of the Public order they have a little bit more in terms

of restraining in things like that? They are subject to

the same requirements. They must use reasonable

force and that reasonable It really revolves around

what they honestly and instinctively believe is the threat

that they face at that time. But they don't have powers

like the police unless they are operating under some specific

police authorised scheme. I don't know what the

circumstances of this It seems like there are

lots of different levels and lots of different

rules, as well. I think for the regulated sector,

it is clear enough. Whether they are a certain

security guard or a door supervisor, then their

training requirements are different. The concern might be

where you have in-house security personnel who

are not necessarily subject to the same

training requirements might not be vetted as well as the

contract it sector. Do you think that is something

that needs addressing? Is something we have called

for addressing for a very long time. In a shopping mall, you might have

security guards that are regulated on one side of the shopping aisle

and on the other side, you might well have in-house guards that

are not necessarily subject to any Unless that particular

retailer or other Thank you very much

for joining us, Mr Kelly. Experts in child health say they're

concerned that a former doctor from Bath is being given

an international platform for his An MEP invited Andrew Wakefield

to Brussels to show Mr Wakefield also says

he's met Donald Trump Our Health Correspondent

Matthew Hill reports. The BBC is what is

known as fake news. It was the fake findings

of Andrew Wakefield's paper to decades ago linking MMR

vaccinations and autism that caused One of the signs of that is that

for a whole generation we had no cases of measles

here at the children's hospital. But two years ago a child went

into A who was infected. They simpy passed another child

who had had an operation and that child was also

infected with measels. Yesterday, he was in Brussels

to show his new film to some MEPS. An invitation by this Green MEP

dcause such an outcry they had to move the venue outside

the European Parliament. Requiring children to be vaccinated

has passed with support. My oldest son, Ian,

was walking and running. After the vaccine, he was no

longer able to do that. The CBC had known all along

there was this MMR autism risk. And his message is now

reaching President Trump, who's just appointed someone

who agrees with Mr Wakefield to chair an investigation

into vaccine safety. I've met with many politicians

over the last 22 years. Most of them look at their watch,

they look at their phone. They are not interested

in what your talking about. Donald Trump gave us 50 minutes

to discuss a very serious issue. He understands it coming he gets it,

he intends to do something This leading vaccine

expert is horrified. It is alarming if it is true

that people like Andrew Wakefield, who have been

comprehensively discredited professionally, are getting the ear

of people who are clearly very In the end, when it comes

to public health decisions, you have to look objectively

at what everybody has put together. The danger is that we have

a return of this problem with people not immunising their

children with the vaccine and we see more cases of measles,

more cases of mumps, rubella, and people die

as a consequence of it. Since Andrew Wakefield

was discredited, The big fear now is

they could fall again. Thanks for watching BBC

Points West on this Friday Cold conditions remain over the

course of the weekend and light snow towards the end of the programme

forecasted. I am in Wales for one day only which has been turned into

1750s Cornwall. By Amanda I am under strict instruction to meet Poldark.

You must be in there somewhere. Hello!

It's been confirmed that a body found in Bristol harbour on Sunday

The 24-year-old, who was from Worle in North Somerset, was last seen

leaving the nearby Motion nightclub in the early hours of

His death is not being treated as suspicious.

The fiancee of a Gloucestershire man who was knocked down is appealing

An inquest was suspended after it heard Chris Smith may have argued

with an unknown man in the minutes before he died.

A great brother, a great son, a great uncle.

Chris Smith was 41, a doting father of two young

In the early hours of the 28th of June last year, he was struck

by a white van outside the village of Staunton and died

His fiancee Tina Spiers is desperate for the truth.

She admits said they'd had a row the previous evening

But his movements afterwards are largely unknown.

The inquest into Chris' was suspended in December.

A witness had given evidence to suggest he may

have been seen arguing with someone before he died.

Proceedings were halted for the police to conduct

We are appealing for witnesses to come forward.

We just would like to know how things

happened and how we he ended up where he was because

it was the completely opposite direction to home.

Are you prepared to accept that this was a tragic accident?

Because it is so out of character for Chris.

Like I said, there was nothing up where he was

And it was completely the opposite way to home.

There are unanswered questions such as what was the father

Why was he in near the middle of the road when struck by the vehicle?

Questions the family hope the coroner will address.

Any help would be fantastic because we've

been left at a bit of a standstill for a while now.

Gloucestershire Police have declined an interview but told the BBC that

one or two of their inquiries are outstanding, but there is no

Ben Godfrey, Bbc Midlands Today, Staunton in Gloucestershire.

Rugby fans could see history made this evening.

Bristol's Tom Varndell needs to score just one more try to break

Alistair Durden is at Ashton Gate, where Bristol are playing

Ali, it's an important night for the team too.

Absolutely right. A draw or a win and Bristol are off the bottom of

the premiership table and they have changed all 15 players from last

week 's Anglo Welsh cup tie for this to. All the big names will be back

and they will be well rested as well. That includes Tom Varndell,

well known as one of the quickest players in rugby union. We would not

look out of place in the Olympics 100 metres, I can tell you. He is

one of the best finishes and tonight he has the chance to put himself in

the record books as the premiership's all-time top tries

Gora. -- scorer. Obviously, scoring tries

is what I love to do. The guy on the wing at the end

of the most of the moves. The clubs I've been at,

I have always enjoyed scoring tries and it hasn't

changed since I was young. Any player wants to leave

their mark on the game. If I can do that

with my try scoring, Varndell's talent for

the try line was evident In only his second match he scored

a hatrick the fastest And a year later he scored

on his England debut. Fastforward 11 years and his try

against sale last month took him He is obviously a bit of a freak.

Give ball out wide and see him like a racehorse live. It is impressive

to see. He's got a lot of pace and there is no substitute for that. I

think Jason has helped a lot. He is creating space not just by himself

and for Tom and Tom is feeding off that.

His recent form has seen him rewarded with a new contract

At just 30, he has the chance to add plenty more scores to that record.

As you can see on the pitch, the last couple of months

I love the city, it is a great city with a great fan base.

The last sort of month has been really good for us.

If we can do that, we should have a good year.

I have got Tom's team-mate Jordan Crane here. You know him pretty

well. How big an achievement is this going to be when, not if, he manages

to break the record. As you say, it is going to be a formality. As long

as he does it. Hopefully it is delighted that can help us get off

the bottom of the table. I've known him since we were 16. He is always

being the guy who when you give him the ball in space he's going to

score a try. Is as quick as quick as it was then? That is one of the

things that is incredible about him. At his age, he is not lost any pace.

I remember at school when he ran the 100 metres in ten seconds in bare

feet, so it is just incredible. What an athlete. Some finisher. This came

to light, Bristol has a chance to get off the bottom of the table.

Good psychologically. A difficult start to the season. We fought for

every single game. The point is that we picked up before we got our first

wins were massive. This next five games are going to determine where

we end up. We can pick up some points. While the big boys are away

at the six Nations. We are a chance and we can get some points to put

pressure on Worcester. You made your comeback injury last week. By pride

from their returning suite against Leicester? That would be nice. The

turnaround was a bit too much from you. The bones were hurting this

week. Hopefully I will get in and play some part against Leicester. I

hope Bristol get the win. It's also a landmark night

for Bath's Semesa Rokodoguni. He makes his 100th appearance

for the club in their home game Tomorrow, Gloucester

are away at Leicester, that sees the Burns brothers

face each other. Billy for Gloucester,

Freddie with the Tigers. And in football,

these are the games. Swindon have goalkeeper

Lawrence Vigoroux available for their game at Bury after his red

card against Oxford was overturned. The rugby tonight starts at 7:45,

we'll have the results at 22:00 and be able to tell

you if Tom Varndell has Rare footage of an aircraft

which is part of the West's heritage The Wayfarer was known

as the lorry of the skies, and was the first commercial

aircraft produced after Well it's now being turned

into a documentary and one of the producers, Andrew Warren,

joins us in the studio. Thank you for coming in. And sharing

this but it is. It is gorgeous. In a loft. How did you come across this?

Ladies that I've got this film. My husband used to work at the Bristol

aeroplane company. Common have a look. She said that the work of the

aircraft? She said I got no idea. We used to just bring a wage packet

home. Let's talk about the wayfarer. Not the most glamorous to scripting,

the lorry of the skies. It was designed up the road at the lorry

housed in Clifton. What they have to do was today called the design staff

because it was getting bombed. We certainly didn't want to lose your

design staff. It was designed there, very rudimentary, but it was a real

workhorse. A five tonne lorry of the airwaves, really. It is absolutely

massive. You can get an idea of the scale there if you look at those

shots. Do you consider it beautiful? Or is it a lump? I would say it

would condiment Concorde lovely in a museum because it is so different.

214 of these aircraft were sold. 16 Concorde. Drawing comparisons, in

austerity Bristol, not a lot of money about after the war. It had a

meal on the table for a lot of local people. Doctor Russell and leisurely

freeze the designers of that were very proud of it. It created

employment and powered by that great Bristol Hercules engines. We have

got more footage of it. Listening to you, you can see the excitement and

passion you have. When you first watched the footage, what was it

like? Amazing. It is sound film. It is narrated and it gives great

detail to how that aircraft can be taken anywhere in the world and

simply repaired. Letters have a look at some of the narration in the

film. This gives us unobstructed access to the full width of the

hold. Any hold itself, ample tying down points are provided. It makes

the passengers comfortable while in flight. I love that so much because

I could just watch it all day. Is it the freighter or the wayfarer? Is at

the passenger one? The wayfarer was the passenger aircraft. First civil

aircraft produced by any British producer in the world. It ticked two

boxes. The way the doors open: the clamshell doors, that was

innovative. The Americans tried it with the Douglas aircraft, but they

went from the site. For you go, the DVDs coming out. One thing you have

to do come out, Concorde or wayfarer's which one. Interesting.

I've got to go for Concorde, but you want a nice cross-section when you

open a museum. That is what you're trying to achieve. It is like asking

people to choose between their children. It has to be done. I

really appreciate that. Good luck with the DVD. What is it called?

Wins over Filton. Thank you. It's been one of the hottest hits

on TV in a long time and today Some scenes for the new series

are being filmed in Wells, which is being transformed

into a Cornish market town. And as I'm sure you can guess,

one particular star was in demand. Andy Howard turned detective

to try to track him down. Rumour has it, one of Britain's

best-known actors is here in Excuse me, madam,

can you help me out? I think I am one of

the few people who have. Do you want me to show you where

they are doing the filming? Given their due, Poldark fans

are a committed bunch. But all they could see

from their vantage The top of a few heads

and a town hall transformed Have you seen anything

worthwhile yet? We watched this in Australia,

so it is quite exciting. Do you stand on many benches

in the middle of city Every now and then outside

the fence, 2017 came to a In the past 20 years, the city has

become very popular for TV You can't get through,

you can't do nothing. You got to walk all the way

back and all the way And you can't even

get up there again. I take it you're not a fan of Paul

Downton. -- Poldark. I don't watch it, let's put it like that. And I

certainly won't now. I failed. I didn't see Aidan Turner. Not many

did. I think a few were keen to wait out on that bench for as long as it

takes. He only had to walk along with a try hat and a scythe and they

would have been stopping him in the street.

Now, we've had a couple of you asking on our Facebook page

if Ian really is live in our rooftop studio every night!

Those are the lights of Bristol right now and who's that down there?

Yes, I really am here. Let me remind viewers this is points west are not

Pinewood Studios. We do not have that technology. There are some some

nights where I wish that we did. A cold spell of weather. The forecast

this week in, that will remain an underpinning right through the

course of Saturday and indeed through Sunday. There will be a view

that a cloud around with the most part and there will be both times

through both days since no. Perhaps snow showers, flurries. The

humiliation of those will very limited. Maybe a centimetre very

patchy fashion over the Cotswolds perhaps. Many of you will be seeing

a few of this snow flurries during the day. Vulture and parts of Bath

and Somerset. They may take you on a wider view. What remains with us is

increasingly brisk north-easterly flow as we head into Morrow. That is

running these disturbances all the way from the North Sea. On Sunday,

everything will shift round to the east. It will be equally cold. An

awkward mix on Saturday. The balance between rain, sleet and snow. For

the rest of this evening, we will be seeing some light snow. That will

drift away to the south. A largely dry picture. The odd wintry flurries

here or there, but one thing or another, a markedly cold night in

the grand scheme of things. Temperatures between zero and plus

three. On into tomorrow morning, we will see some of these wintry

flurries running in from the north-east. The balance of those in

any one particular district is going to be a little bit awkward, but

really the further north-east you are, the perhaps more prone. The

Cotswolds, some as the high ground as he come further south. Nothing of

great note, nothing on the scale of previous winters. Nothing like 2010

2011. The winters are ticking around there, the wind chill will be huge.

A cold day generally. At the strength of the wind and it will

feel decidedly better. As it will again as we head through into

Sunday. A similar sort of day, similar balance of weather. Next

week, temperatures will actually slowly be on the rise. Those of you

who are not aficionados of the cold weather, hang in there. There is

hope. Or on a roof. Thank you very much, Ian. By the way, we have got a

lovely shot of the moon right now which is beautiful. The full moon is

no moon when it isn't peppery. That is real. That is real, too. Goodbye.