08/01/2017 Points West

First tonight, the family of a Wiltshire teenager

they will continue to work tirelessly to support the Air

Ambulance charity that tried to save her life.

Hundreds of friends and family gathered to celebrate the life

of 14-year-old Hannah Cubin, who died

Paramedics from Wiltshire Air Ambulance tried to save her.

Now, her parents want to raise money and awareness to say thank you.

A candle for a life snuffed out too soon.

But friends and family of Hannah Cubin are determined

something good will come out her death.

Hundreds came to a gathering today to celebrate her life.

Since the 14 year old died last month, over ?50,000 has

Many from anonymous donors to go to the Air Ambulance Service that

We were just totally dumb funded this service existed on public

donations. It is essential, particularly in the countryside.

Her dad has made this video. Hannah was fit and active. She had gone to

a sleepover at friends Just before 11pm,

she stopped breathing. But supporting Wiltshire air

ambulance, the charity which tried so hard to save their daughter gives

them some comfort. It is the huge positive that's come out of the

worst tragedy. It is the only way that we could see going forward,

because it was a dark place without any positivity. Her dad's motorbike

has been renamed, but her memory will live on in her family's

fundraising. Rescue teams in Wales searching

for a missing paramedic from Bristol David Skeen was last

seen on Tuesday. The 51 year old had recently moved

to Wales from the west. The body found hasn't yet been

formally identified but David's family have been informed

of what's happened. The Royal United Hospital in Bath

today renewed an appeal for people to come to A E only

in a real emergency. of demand have put local health

and care services right across the area under

significant pressure. Many of our hospitals have reported

similar challenges as winter bites. The RUH has been rescheduling some

non-urgent appointments and operations, brought in extra

staff, and found extra beds in care homes so frail and elderly patients

can be discharged more quickly. Finally, Somerset explorer

Sir Ranulph Fiennes is preparing to embark on his latest challenge

right now - to climb the highest mountain

in South America. It's the latest adventure

in his ongoing mission to become the first person to cross both Polar

ice caps and climb the highest mountain on each continent -

all to raise money for the charity We spoke to him via

Skype this afternoon, and asked him how things

were shaping up... We're acclimatising for a day, maybe

two days, depending on how we feel, Then we start the really difficult

stuff, if you want to put it that The summit day will be the worst day

of all and it includes a drop immediately below.

near the top, with a 2,000 foot It is just a massive,

massive challenge, and we're so grateful that he's chosen

to do it for Marie Curie. And the fundraising he's

doing is just incredible. It's raised over ?300,000

so far, and so he's just loving the fact that people

are really behind him and supporting Good evening. It is turning

unsettled through the working week. We have some cloud out there. Murky

conditions as well, mist and hill fog as well as rain and drizzle.

Seven or eight Celsius. A grey start to Monday morning. The breeze will

lift up the murk. Eventually something brighter coming

through for western areas, at least. The risk of a few showers. These are

our top temperatures. It will be chillier as the wind comes through.

Turning colder from Thursday, with a risk of something more wintry across

the hills. Good evening. Rain around for all of

us over the next 24-hour. Then it will turn colder later on this week.

There will be frost and some snow around. I must stress this cold

spell will be nothing out of the ordinary and nothing in comparison

to the severe cold that other parts of Europe have experienced over the

last few days. A wet start today for Northern Ireland and Scotland. Wet

and windy. The rain will head its way southwards and eastwards across

the UK during the course of the day. Turning up across the southern and

eastern areas. Not a nice end to the day. Heavy bursts of rain in the

south-east and east Anglia in the afternoon that this is three

o'clock. Still relatively mild. Further north and west it will

brighten up but it will turn chillier as well. Some