As it happened: West of England

Team GB's Jazz Carlin said winning two silver medals at the Rio Olympics "has not sunk in yet".

The swimmer, from Swindon, told the BBC's Alistair Durden it was "an amazing feeling".

She added it made up for not being selected for the London 2012 games.

Jazz won her medals in the 800m and 400m freestyle.

Business owner Calum Yuill has been told by Bristol City Council to remove security shutters he's put on his shop.

But he's not overly happy...

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The fiancé of Team GB rider Charlotte Dujardin was among the crowd in Rio, to see her win her third Olympic gold medal, wearing a sign on his T-shirt saying: "Can we get married now?"

Dean Golding, a former long-distance runner, has been engaged to Dujardin since before the 2012 games.

She said: "I've been engaged for a long time. There was competition after competition after London, but I will make sure it happens this time."

Meet Eddie. He has complex mental health issues so he has to be cared for in a specialist hospital in Newcastle while his family are in Bristol ...and it's his 17th birthday on Saturday.

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BBC Radio Bristol wants to fill a massive birthday card with your messages and send the card to him in time for his birthday. 

Visit the Facebook page to leave your message for Eddie.

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Lucy Hart sent us this stunning photo she took of a rainbow cloud in Edington in Wiltshire at the weekend.

We showed BBC Points West weatherman Ian Fergusson, who said it's an "optical artefact" caused by "refraction of sunlight through ice crystals in high-altitude clouds". 

He added: "This particular variety is most often called a 'sun dog', but also known as Parhelia or 'mock suns'." 

They are generally spotted when the sun is low - and can be extremely bright.

How did the staff react at Carl Hester's yard near Newent, Gloucestershire, where Charlotte Dujardin is based?

Something like this...

Barry Mollet, manager of the estate, said it was "absolutely amazing" and they were "well happy".

Here's how Charlotte Dujardin, who is based at Newent in Gloucestershire, won the gold medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics...

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Gloucestershire-based Charlotte Dujardin becomes the second British woman to win three Olympic gold medals, after retaining her individual dressage title in Rio.

"I feel a little bit overwhelmed," said a tearful Dujardin, who also won team dressage gold four years ago.

"It means the absolute world to me to come out here and finish off being individual gold medallist again."

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A Wiltshire farmer has been counting the cost of Great Britain's decision to leave the EU. 

James Sheppard from Marlborough said farm machinery has gone up in price since the pound decreased in value, and cereal prices have increased too.

A huge score in Rio for Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro, who are based near Newent in Gloucestershire. 

They have got 93.928% in the individual dressage and she storms into a lead, with four riders yet to go.

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A school in Bristol has published a report into its handling of any allegations regarding a former teacher and housemaster who was jailed for making, taking and possessing indecent images of children.

Clifton College said it was "deeply sorry" for the "exploitative and criminal behaviour" of Jonathan Thomson-Glover, who was sent to prison last year.

It said since his conviction, the college had "examined every process from a new viewpoint, determined to make the safeguarding of our pupils a paramount concern”.

A Somerset truffle farmer believes she's found the UK's first truffle of the season, thanks to her dog.

Truffles are usually found in the autumn but Marion Dean's pet pooch Mufty recently sniffed out a 78g beauty.

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A colourful mural in Glastonbury, Somerset, is allowed to remain where it is after an online petition to save it received more than 3,500 signatures.

Mendip District Council said the mural can remain on the listed building in Northload Street for two years, after which time the situation will be reviewed.

It planned to remove the "unauthorised" artwork but backtracked as "the mural had been, and continues to be, appreciated by locals and tourists alike".

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Bristol Post: Woman, 19, and two men arrested after car with 'false plates' sparks Bristol bomb scare

Wilts and Glos Standard: Man from Cirencester charged with three shop burglaries in Bourton-on-the-Water

Somerset Live: Crewkerne letting agent McKinlays hits back after failing to pay staff member minimum wage

Wiltshire Gazette and Herald: Young Wilsford boy raises £340 for charity after 25 mile trek

We wouldn't normally tell you about an Everton signing ... but ...

Bristol City reportedly had a rather large sell-on clause so a cheque will be winging its way to Ashton Gate soon.

Driving instructors across the West are calling on the government to employ more examiners, to speed up the time it takes to book a test. 

Some local pupils are waiting up to four months for a slot, and if they fail at the first attempt, it can be a similar delay for a retest. 

Driving instructor, Jude Cecil, said it is very difficult to assess pupils that far in advance.

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The Olympic medal count for the West continues to grow after yet more success at the weekend. 

Nailsworth rower Pete Reed claimed gold in the men's eight. 

In the pool Swindon's Jazz Carlin won her second silver medal of the games, as did James Guy in the relay while Chris Walker-Hebborn picked up his first. 

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An appeal to buy a new lifeboat for the Burnham-on-Sea area has reached nearly £50,000 in a year.

It means the RNLI will now be able to buy a new D-Class lifeboat so crews will have the right facilities to enable them to continue to save lives.

It is due on station in September and it will be officially named Burnham Reach in a ceremony next April.

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The friends and family of a Swindon man who died in hospital in Bulgaria at the weekend are considering how to bring his body home.

Michael Doyle, 29, died on Saturday after becoming seriously ill on holiday last month and his medical bills have run into tens of thousands of pounds.

His friend Vince Conti says they've been friends for a long time and described him as a "top family man".