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I think that my feeling that at least I did something, that it

didn't stand by like everyone else. We'll be talking to a lawyer

about the legal position of people A reconstruction tonight -

can this footage help to solve Will cheddar cheese be made

in Poland or Portugal? Fears that west country products

might lose their protection. And one small step -

a new moon is placed A student from Bristol has

spoken for the first time about his decision to go and fight

against so-called Islamic State. Josh Walker spent six

months with Kurdish militia forces in Syria,

and says some attacks He was arrested under the Terrorism

Act when he returned to the UK. This is the white BG, or People's

protection unit, a Kurdish militia unit fighting the so-called Islamic

state. Last summer, Josh Walker joined them to work as a translator

but found himself being handed a gun and joining the action. One of our

snipers saw an Islamic state member and shot them, and they were just a

massive fight. Mortars where fired at us, a little bit of sniper fire

over our heads, so this was the first full on attack. For the first

30 seconds, I was absolutely terrified. I didn't know what to do.

Serving alongside him was British volunteer Ryan, he was killed when

turning a gun on himself to avoid being taken prisoner by Islamic

state. He was a good laugh, she had common sense. She was helpful. He

was pretty brave. He was popular with the ladies. Like Orion, many

other foreign volunteers carried either a spare bullet or a grenade

to use in the event of being captured by IIS. I kept a grenade.

Luckily I never have to use it. You know, like I said, there's no way

I'm letting my mum CD images of me being decapitated broadcast around

the world. No. RMT -- mentioned buying a line in the sand that you

wanted to do something about it, why don't you join the army? I wouldn't

be able to go out and help the people properly. I wouldn't be able

to choose where I went all stop I would have to fight based on the

wings of politicians of the day. -- wins. It is a very big moral

decision. The white BG are not on the British Government's list of

terrorist organisations, but at the end of his journey, Josh was

arrested at Gatwick Airport, under the terrorism act. He is currently

on police bail. You can see more about Josh's story

here on BBC One at 7:30pm. Detectives investigating

the disappearance of a Swindon woman 22 years ago have revealed

they have new evidence. Sally Ann John was

last seen in 1995. Tonight on Crimewatch,

Wiltshire Police will give more details about a new line of enquiry

- a postcard allegedly sent by Sally Ann after she disappeared,

which they say is fake. Here's our Wiltshire

Reporter Will Glennon. Sally Ann John was just 23 years

old when she disappeared. She was born and brought up in

Swindon and lived in the Nythe area. She'd been working as a prostitute

in Manchester Road But on the eighth September

1995 she vanished. For almost 20 years she was treated

as a missing person. Then in November 2014

police declared it was now Specialist dogs trained to detect

blood or body parts were deployed. Three men were arrested

but released without charge. Tonight the BBC's Crimewatch

programme features a reconstuction They came to Tami on the Sunday that

she had gone missing, and I told them then that she was dead. It is a

horrible feeling, that your daughter may have been murdered or has been

murdered. Because you can't do anything about it, you can't do

anything. I just want her found,. They're hoping to jog someone's

memory, it just might lead to jog someone's memory, it just

might lead police to a breakthrough. Crimewatch came here

to Aylesbury Street As part of their film

tonight, they'll reveal new evidence in the case -

a postcard allegedly sent by Sally Ann shortly

after she disappeared. Detectives don't believe

it was written by her. Police say they know

it's been a long time, but if anyone can remember anything

it could be the missing A big reward, ?25,000,

has been offered for information that leads to a body

or a conviction, as Wiltshire Police try again to solve the mystery

and bring the Sally Ann You're watching BBC Points West

on this Monday evening - Thanks for joining us -

still to come: An incredible balloon giving people

a close-up view of the lunar landscape. I'd been here since 1960

and there is nothing like Bristol. The west is best. Bristol is named

as the best place to live in the UK. 21-year-old Jodie Moss was in

Berkshire, any man field to see her car, flashing hazard lights, because

he was using his mobile phone at the time. Jeremy Stone was at Reading

Crown Court. This footage was taken of the lorry driven by the man in a

44 in March last year. Ahead is a Vauxhall cost driven by Jodie Moss,

a 21-year-old from Swindon. She put the hazard lights on because of

engine problems. The lorry didn't slow down as it neared the course.

Leading Crown Court heard that 47-year-old who is from Yorkshire

was using a hand-held device, probably a mobile phone, to change

his music in the vital seconds before impact. Speaking to a Polish

interpreter, he admitted causing death by dangerous driving. Jodie

Moss's family said she died after some of the happiest months of her

life. They condemned the lorry driver. Jodie was a happy student

who love nature, was very caring about others, was taken far too

early by a selfish act. The driver had plenty of time to act, the

devastation caused continues to be a miserable. We will never forget the

pleasure she gave us. Judge Morris said in sentencing he had taken a

cavalier attitude to using a mobile phone while driving. She said, you

did not react to the stationary vehicle until it was too late, she

also described him as irresponsible, reckless and thoughtless. He was

sentenced to four and a half years in prison and he was banned from

driving for 51 months. An 18-year-old has appeared in court

charged with murdering Jordan Taylor, who was 25,

died from stab wounds after being attacked

near the town's Community Hospital Hayden Maslen, from Park Street

in Trowbridge, is also charged Lord Ashdown has called for more

help to provide housing for veterans after opening a new scheme

in Cheltenham today. The borough council project offers

accommodation to veterans It says it's a way of helping

to support them as they get If every council in Britain did just

this, ten homes, that problem of servicemen left washed out

of our society, would be gone. People have placed

their lives at risk in It is a little thing

to do to ensure that they have a reasonable place

to make a base afterwards. The scheme, which is on Swindon Road

in Cheltenham, has provided More than a tonne of waste

was deliberately dumped in Swindon town centre this morning,

by the local council. It's to highlight

the nearly 3000 cases of fly-tipping which are reported

in the town each year. The council says that

costs taxpayers ?250,000 to clean-up, a figure

it hopes to reduce by We now know that Article 50 will be

triggered a week on Wednesday. But as negotiations for leaving

the EU begin, makers of cheddar cheese say they're worried

they could lose their Like producers of champagne

and parma ham, West Country cheese makers are part of a European scheme

that guarantees the quality Cheese made a stone's

throw from Cheddar, This one is actually known

as "cheddaring the cheese". But with cheap imitations

flooding the market, they're worried Brexit might cost

them the protected status they This is our best selling product

in the US, for example. Each cheese has been certified

official "West Country Farmhouse It's called product of designated

origin, PDO for short, and it even If we lost PDO, consumers

abroad would miss it. Trying to explain to new markets,

it helps guarantee authenticity to those who might not

understand it otherwise. It's not just West Country

Farmhouse Cheddar that Dorset Blue Cheese and Single

Gloucester are also on the list. There's protection too

for Gloucestershire old spot pork, Somerset cider brandy,

and West Country lamb and beef. If we go for hard Brexit, we are

going to lose those protections, and trading under the WT, means we could

see the market flooded by putting 80 Canadian cheddar and I could put

pressure on our farmers in the West Country.

Some,though, warn concerned cheesemongers not to

This Somerset beef farmer thinks the transition will be smooth.

I think the scheme will consider in some form,most likely copied

and pasted into UK legislation in one way or another.

There are precedents for countries outside EU,

So if Columbian coffee can be registered as part of an EU scheme -

the optimists will tell you there's no reason to fear Cheddar

But with so many items on the production line when Brexit

begins next Wednesday, no-one can say for sure.

The England women's rugby team are back home after claiming

the Six Nations title for the first time in five years.

Eight of the squad play for Bristol Ladies,

and we have three of them in the studio this evening with our

the Grand Slam, winning all five games.

Welcome to Marlie Packer, Izzy Noel-Smith and Poppy Cleall,

Has its own Ken? It is such a special occasion for all of us, and

after waiting that long, five years, the heartbreak last year, it has

been fantastic. Forget team England for one minute, was it nice to go

one better than the men? The men won back-to-back, with their six Nations

championship. The Grand Slam is such a special thing to win. We are

looking at the pictures of you celebrating. You have a lot of fun,

danger? How special was it for you? Very special moment. It is my second

Grand Slam for England. The last time was in 2012. That was accident

last time I had been part of an England six Nations squad, so to

come back and get the Grand Slam again had just been awesome. Coming

back is great to be with my buddies. You are calm now, but is fair to say

you were fairly excitable on Friday night. Have a look at this. We did

think it was great to be a tough match, my friend from the West

Country with a nice big trophy. Five years, five years. Sorry, mate. I

apologise for her. That meant quite a lot, didn't it? I don't know what

I was thinking, I've just happy. You are all on contract with England,

say you get paid to play rugby these days, but you are a trained plumber.

Yes. You been doing a little bit of work today. Just a little bit, my

Nan has been on my case for fitting a new radiator. So I look back on

the diving ages ago, she got her kitchen refurbished. Goes like this

ship is yet having a World Cup winner and grand slam winner? Yes,

she loves it. She doesn't watch them live, it gets recorded, visual watch

it later. The World Cup is an island, isn't it? This might be

perfect preparation. It was great to go out there when the World Cup is

going to be, in front of a big crowd of screening for Highland in such a

important day, St Patrick's Day. The former great as a team, it was a

good fit for us going into the World Cup. You are flying the flag for

Bristol as well, and it is nearly the end of last season, you are top

of the table. I knew going to win the premiership title fight Bristol

ladies in the premiership title fight Bristol ladies got a

first-time? It has been competitive, the going into the last game of the

season top of the table, don't think that vessel has been there before,

so we had to put our heart and soul to winning the premiership. That is

all I can say. The game is Friday, last game of the season, better let

you get some rest. It has been great to have you in here.

Congratulations. I've got if you've plumbing jobs that are jobs for you.

There is enough here for a scrum. Just joking.

Bristolians have always been sure they live in a great place,

Bristol has been named as the best place to live in the UK,

in a a survey carried out by the Sunday Times.

It took into account all sorts of things,

including house prices, schools and the views of readers.

Liz Beacon's been out to see what makes the city so special.

Bristol, with its bridge and its balloons.

But on a day like today, can Bristol really feel cool,

Well, Banksy's place in this city is well established.

He's at the heart of everything here in Stokes Croft,

which easily ticks the box of being cool.

It has a funky vibe, it is down to earth and it is real. It is a great

place with of young people, but of culture, mostly. I've been here

since been 1960s, there is nothing like Bristol. I go quite a few

places and I still come back and I like to come back to Bristol.

For creativity we're spoilt for choice.

But the Paintworks has labelled itself the city's creative quarter,

The cool thing if there is lots of young businesses, so they've only

been going several months or a feud years, so it is really cool to see

different businesses spend up, and us as a group and interior designer,

photographer, graphic designer, it is cruel to mix so many different

disciplines. Anybody starting out, so we asked the racial, hungry and

excited. Of course there's Clifton -

it has class written all over it. But Bristol's waterfront has been

transformed over the years. And these containers

are the latest arrival. Lots of independent... Blowing up

over the scene, it is great. If there's one complaint

about the city it comes Terrible transport, diabolical

parking. But those are subjects for another

day, because today it's Well, as if more proof were needed

about how creative the West This huge replica

of the moon has been installed in the Great Hall

at the University of Bristol. It's the work of artist Luke Jerram,

the man behind things like pianos in the city centre, boats

installed as art in woodland, and the giant water slide in Bristol

a couple of years ago. Makarova coming in. It looks just

mesmerising. You got a little bit of blue in the studio to try and enjoy

it. People can go along and see this, can't a? Yes it is a seven

metre diameter sphere, a moon that we have suspended in the building at

the top of Park Street, and it is a free artwork installed in the

University to celebrate the inauguration of the new Tesla, but

it is an opportunity for people to go and inspect the moon as they have

never seen a poor. We have got a massive 5.5 GB image imprinted onto

the surface, so every detail, every crater and ballet can be expected.

It was done in strips and strips and had to be put on. You can also spend

time looking at the dark side of the moon. On earth you only get to see

the front face of the moon, or these dark patches. This is the first

opportunity the public will have to go to the far side of the moon and

sort of see what it looks like. You weren't tempted to put any surprises

in like Little green men are something like that? There are

amazing surprises, so it is incredibly dark on the south pole,

that's because it doesn't get any light. Scientists are excited about

the size pool because there is ice there in the craters that never

melts. Isn't it funny that when was the last time we were on the moon?

1972? That is just incredible, it seems that... Abbey ever going to go

back? Now that we're talking about it there is a case that the moon.

Yes, and touring this new artwork around the world, and comparing all

the different cultures, because every culture has been inspired by

the moon in music and poetry and mythology over the centuries. The

Museum of the moon is this new art project that people can moon bathed

and hang out. It doesn't affect our moods and all sorts of things. The

tides, and in Bristol we have the second highest tidal range in

Europe. The artwork was very much inspired by living in Bristol and

cycling over the... Noticing these huge changes. Had you give it

suspended? It is magic. LAUGHTER

Gravity like. If you overinflated it, it would just pop? No it is just

made of cheese, so it is safe. When strategies. I am hoping to bring

back the street piano project. They will be 15 or 20 yellows distributed

across the country batter city for people to play. It is a blank canvas

for the public to express themselves. It is nice to have you

here. There is no support from the City Council, so we are looking for

businesses around Bristol and the south-west to support each of these

individual pianos. Well the call is there. They are listening. Thank

you. And sticking with creativity,

congratulations to our colleagues At last night's Royal

Television Society awards they won Best News Coverage

for their programme about drivers The teams at DIY SOS and Plant Earth

two who were also honoured, as was BBC Bristol, for its impact

in the region. and it certainly looked that

way in Somerset today. Our cameraman captured glorious

green fields and these lambs kicking up their heels

in the spring sunshine. High, Alex. Let's put up the

forecast as we head on into tomorrow, this was the things we

were seeing earlier stopped it was a bit grim, with a gamut of rain

about. Into tomorrow, it is going to be a story of the balance between

drier sunnier phases and showers. Some of them will be frequent and

heavy. Potential wintry flavour in the uplands, Hill in the lower

levels with the heaviest showers. Underpinning that it will be a

chilly day, and that is because we're importing Canadian air, albeit

in the first day of spring today, it is a winter like pattern that is

developing over the next few days. That will be accompanied by quite a

number of showers for some of you, particularly health was in the west.

For the rest of this evening through tonight, a good deal of dry weather,

we can rule out further showers at times, the balance will be more

towards drier and clearer weather tonight, but it will be a mostly

chilly story but temperatures around one or three Celsius by daybreak.

Many of you get underway on a dry and sunny note, but quite quickly

showers are starting to pack into the west, you will see a flavour

something wintry there. As I mentioned, and lower levels there

will be heavier showers which may pack some hail as well as heavy

downpours. Not everywhere necessarily seen many of those. In

the evening, interaction between a plume of warm air and that cold air

from the other side which is developing heavy rain overnight.

Temperatures tomorrow will feel a bit chillier, 79 Celsius. Heavy rain

overnight on Wednesday, that will gradually clear away. Drive through

the course of the afternoon. We will see improvements by the weekend, it

will be turning milder by Ben. The 24-year-old man

has been charged with murder. You made sure an innocent man

is charged! What gives you the right

to say that he's innocent? If police wrongdoing

is part of this, I want to know. Huntley's definitely

hiding something.