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And it looks like it's going to be a pretty wet morning across the region.
Moon tourists likely to use 'free return trajectory'
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A tourist mission to the Moon is being planned for late 2018.
It's "very exciting" according to Libby Jackson, from Keynsham, who is the human space flight manager for the Wiltshire-based UK Space Agency.
She says the flight would probably use a "free return trajectory" which means using the Moon's gravity to loop around it and make it back to Earth.
She says the two wealthy tourists booked on the first flight to the Moon since 1972 could pave the way for the masses to eventually experience space travel.
Football: The full-time scores are (almost all) in
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Jonathan Kodija, who was sold by City last year, scored Villa's first goal
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Jonathan Kodija, who was sold by City last year, scored Villa's first goal
The 30-year-old, who had a spell with Bath between 2006 and 2010, has made seven appearances this season.
Director of rugby Todd Blackadder said: "We're really pleased to have been able to bring someone who has as much experience as Chris in."
Poaching gangs 'on the rise' on Exmoor
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Rangers on Exmoor claim there has been an increase in the number of red deer being killed illegally.
Exmoor National Park Authority has reported a growing number of poaching groups going out at night.
Avon and Somerset Police say they take poaching seriously and their local team on Exmoor is very much aware of the issues.
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In certain circumstances there's anywhere between four to eight deer getting taken off site. There's threats to farmers, threats to landowners, gates are left open and then you're left with livestock left out in the open at night. We've had gates driven through, we even found a couple of weeks ago a deer that was butchered on the moor, and this is going into the food chain.
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In certain circumstances there's anywhere between four to eight deer getting taken off site. There's threats to farmers, threats to landowners, gates are left open and then you're left with livestock left out in the open at night. We've had gates driven through, we even found a couple of weeks ago a deer that was butchered on the moor, and this is going into the food chain.
Forest Green's away game at Tranmere Rovers
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Dyson to turn airfield into tech campus
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Wiltshire-based firm Dyson has bought Hullavington airfield to turn it into a multi-million pound research and development centre.
The airfield is a 517-acre site, near to the company's headquarters in Malmesbury, and will be its third site in the UK.
It's hoped staff will be able to move into the old hangars by the end of year.
Explorer collects 'special' knighthood from Buckingham Palace
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Wiltshire explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams, 60, collected his knighthood from Prince William at Buckingham Palace earlier today.
The Knight Commander of the Victorian Order is a special award from the Queen.
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Sir David, from Box, said: "It was a personal gift from the Queen - so being in Buckingham Palace, it just felt a tremendous honour."
The honour is in recognition of his services to the Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme.
London-to-Bristol taxi ride error blamed on customer
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Uber has refunded a £467 taxi fee after a London customer was driven 280 miles to Bristol by mistake.
Aaron Wray, 18, was trying to get to Croydon from Brixton on Sunday but the journey - which should've taken 30 minutes - went via the West Country and lasted more than five hours.
"We've tried to contact the rider, but our systems show they set an address in Bristol as their destination," a spokesperson told BBC's Newsbeat.
"When they arrived and it became clear this was an error, the driver returned to London to drop them off in Croydon."
Driving ban footballer fined £3,000
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Footballer Islam Feruz has been fined £3,000 after driving an £80,000 Porsche while disqualified.
The 21-year-old, who is currently on loan at Swindon Town from Chelsea, appeared at Glasgow's Justice of the Peace Court to be sentenced for the driving offences he admitted last month.
He also pleaded guilty to driving in Nelson Street, Glasgow, without any insurance on 9 September, 2015.
His not guilty plea to telling police he was someone else was accepted.
Football: Five teams from the West playing later
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Five sides from the West are in league action tonight - all kicking off at 7.45pm.
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After 25 years of UK growth, and continuing expansion globally, we are fast outgrowing our Malmesbury Campus. The 517-acre Hullavington Campus is an investment for our future, creating a global hub for our research and development endeavours. It will enable us to continue creating world-class products and jobs right here in the Cotswolds.
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After 25 years of UK growth, and continuing expansion globally, we are fast outgrowing our Malmesbury Campus. The 517-acre Hullavington Campus is an investment for our future, creating a global hub for our research and development endeavours. It will enable us to continue creating world-class products and jobs right here in the Cotswolds.
Flood warnings for two areas on the Somerset coast
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Two flood warnings are in place on the Somerset coast.
More information can be found on the government's flood warning map
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The warning advises "overtopping and onshore flooding may occur as a result of high water levels combined with strong winds. The time of the forecast high water is 8.15pm".
Shotgun killing in 1990 to be reviewed by police
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Detectives are to review the killing of a man 27 years ago.
Tony Alliss died in July 1990 in woodland near Stroud following a long-running boundary dispute with his neighbours. Two men were accused of his murder but the trial collapsed.
Now police say they will look at the case again, to see if there's any new evidence that could lead to a re-investigation.
Brother Bob Alliss believes forensic evidence uncovered by the family "raises questions" about what was heard at the trial.
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- Aston Villa 2-0 Bristol City
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Latest PostThat's it for today - prepare for a wet morning
That's it from BBC Local Live for the West of England - we'll be back online with more live updates from 7am tomorrow.
And it looks like it's going to be a pretty wet morning across the region.
Moon tourists likely to use 'free return trajectory'
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A tourist mission to the Moon is being planned for late 2018.
It's "very exciting" according to Libby Jackson, from Keynsham, who is the human space flight manager for the Wiltshire-based UK Space Agency.
She says the flight would probably use a "free return trajectory" which means using the Moon's gravity to loop around it and make it back to Earth.
She says the two wealthy tourists booked on the first flight to the Moon since 1972 could pave the way for the masses to eventually experience space travel.
Football: The full-time scores are (almost all) in
Championship
League One
League Two
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Moon flight safety a 'huge challenge'
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It's been reported that US private rocket company SpaceX has taken bookings from two private citizens to be sent around the Moon .
Libby Jackson, from Keynsham, is the human space flight manager for the Wiltshire-based UK Space Agency and spoke about the news on BBC Breakfast.
She says the 300,000 mile journey would take about a week and says there are always risks with space flight.
Rugby: Bath sign Bristol hooker Brooker
Bath have signed Bristol hooker Chris Brooker on loan until the end of the season .
The 30-year-old, who had a spell with Bath between 2006 and 2010, has made seven appearances this season.
Director of rugby Todd Blackadder said: "We're really pleased to have been able to bring someone who has as much experience as Chris in."
Poaching gangs 'on the rise' on Exmoor
Rangers on Exmoor claim there has been an increase in the number of red deer being killed illegally.
Exmoor National Park Authority has reported a growing number of poaching groups going out at night.
Avon and Somerset Police say they take poaching seriously and their local team on Exmoor is very much aware of the issues.
Football: Half-time now for Rovers
Football: Five games and two goals scored at half-time
Championship
League One
League Two
Vanorama Conference
Dyson to turn airfield into tech campus
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Wiltshire-based firm Dyson has bought Hullavington airfield to turn it into a multi-million pound research and development centre.
The airfield is a 517-acre site, near to the company's headquarters in Malmesbury, and will be its third site in the UK.
It's hoped staff will be able to move into the old hangars by the end of year.
Explorer collects 'special' knighthood from Buckingham Palace
Wiltshire explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams, 60, collected his knighthood from Prince William at Buckingham Palace earlier today.
The Knight Commander of the Victorian Order is a special award from the Queen.
Sir David, from Box, said: "It was a personal gift from the Queen - so being in Buckingham Palace, it just felt a tremendous honour."
The honour is in recognition of his services to the Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme.
Football: All our games are now under way
London-to-Bristol taxi ride error blamed on customer
Uber has refunded a £467 taxi fee after a London customer was driven 280 miles to Bristol by mistake.
Aaron Wray, 18, was trying to get to Croydon from Brixton on Sunday but the journey - which should've taken 30 minutes - went via the West Country and lasted more than five hours.
Uber has said the mistake was definitely Aaron's.
"We've tried to contact the rider, but our systems show they set an address in Bristol as their destination," a spokesperson told BBC's Newsbeat.
"When they arrived and it became clear this was an error, the driver returned to London to drop them off in Croydon."
Driving ban footballer fined £3,000
Footballer Islam Feruz has been fined £3,000 after driving an £80,000 Porsche while disqualified.
The 21-year-old, who is currently on loan at Swindon Town from Chelsea, appeared at Glasgow's Justice of the Peace Court to be sentenced for the driving offences he admitted last month.
He also pleaded guilty to driving in Nelson Street, Glasgow, without any insurance on 9 September, 2015.
His not guilty plea to telling police he was someone else was accepted.
Football: Five teams from the West playing later
Five sides from the West are in league action tonight - all kicking off at 7.45pm.
Tune in to your BBC local radio stations for commentary and updates, or follow text updates on the BBC Sport website .
Championship
League One
League Two
Vanorama Conference
Remembering 60 years of flipping pancakes
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BBC Points West, which is celebrating its 60th birthday this year, has raided its archives on pancake day.
Are you one of the runners in the 1959 Wrington pancake race? Is that you with a frying pan in Gloucester in 1982?
More Dyson jobs promised for the West
Inventor Sir James Dyson has announced plans for a new research and development centre at Hullavington in Wiltshire.
The billionaire who invented the Dyson vacuum cleaner brand wants to expand his UK operation.
The centre will be located on a 517-acre former Ministry of Defence site near Dyson's Malmesbury HQ.
Click here if you would like to read more.
Flood warnings for two areas on the Somerset coast
Two flood warnings are in place on the Somerset coast.
More information can be found on the government's flood warning map by clicking here .
Both warnings relate to Dunster and Porlock Weir.
The warning advises "overtopping and onshore flooding may occur as a result of high water levels combined with strong winds. The time of the forecast high water is 8.15pm".
Shotgun killing in 1990 to be reviewed by police
Detectives are to review the killing of a man 27 years ago.
Tony Alliss died in July 1990 in woodland near Stroud following a long-running boundary dispute with his neighbours. Two men were accused of his murder but the trial collapsed.
Now police say they will look at the case again, to see if there's any new evidence that could lead to a re-investigation.
Brother Bob Alliss believes forensic evidence uncovered by the family "raises questions" about what was heard at the trial.
Click here if you want to read more.
Travel: A303 shut near Ilminster following lorry and car crash
Highways England say the single carriageway section was closed in both directions following an incident at 2pm involving an HGV and a car.
It's expected to be shut for several hours.