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  1. We’re on location of a new film telling the story of a Bristol teacher who was wrongly suspected of murder

    Why did hundreds of people queue from midnight to get their hands on a new PC game?

  2. We’re live at the Avon fire control centre as they cope with the fire fighters strike

    We also look at the dangers of buying dodgy second hand motors

  3. Looking ahead to this weekend’s launch of cheaper bus travel in Bristol

    Steve also chats toTV actor Maureen Lipman

  4. South Gloucestershire residents are in the dark over lighting up times

    Do you agree or disagree with University staff going on strike?

  5. Steve will be giving a lesson on the Cook Islands

    Join Steve for everything you need to start your West Country day.

  6. Could Bristol's Clifton Triangle be pedestrianised?

    Steve talks to Adam, who has come up with ambitious plans for the busy city junction.

  7. A local look at the "St Jude" storm

    Steve rounds up local reaction to how last night's storm affected you today.

  8. Concern over the future of the Royal British Legion

    The charity says they're worried about the future as older soldiers pass away

  9. Who do you allow in to your home?

    Bristol charity Nightstop are appealing for people to open their home to the homeless.

  10. The Bristol heart scandal whistleblower is awarded today

    Dr Steven Bolsin blew the whistle on high death rates at BRI in the 1990s

  11. Blue badge abusers face stricter penalties

    North Somerset Council is introducing stricter penalties for people who misuse the badges

  12. Is nuclear power a price worth paying?

    Are plans to build a new nuclear power station in Somerset, a good or bad thing?

  13. Bristol City Council defends a traffic survey causing delays for motorists

    The council says the data will be used for a possible congestion charge in the city.

  14. The teachers strike begins today - with a large rally in Bristol

    Teachers are striking over pay and pensions today across the country

  15. A damning CQC report in to Bath's RUH Hospital

    The RUH Hospital fails on 5 national standarrds accoding to the CQC report

  16. More upset about the residents parking zones in Bristol

    Businesses in Clifton Village threaten to move out if the RPZ comes in to force

  17. Bristol Mayor admits he won't meet affordable housing targets

    George Ferguson admits to the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ he will only reach 600 homes by 2017.

  18. Can Bristol City Council manage our money?

    A damning internal report exposes a "disorganised approach" to money at the council.

  19. A 300% increase in pothole damage claims from drivers in B&NES

    Councils in our area are paying out thousands in compensation to drivers.

  20. Uncertainty for Weston-Super-Mare's lifeboat station

    Birnbeck Pier where the station is based continues to crumble in to the sea.

  21. What are you buying with e-cigarettes?

    Steve looks at e-cigarettes, as the EU votes on whether they should be classed as medicine

  22. Drink awareness courses for problem drinkers?

    Avon & Somerset are planning to introduce courses for people caught being drunk in public.

  23. Gromit Unleashed raises Β£2.3 million

    Steve has a complete roundup on the Gromit Unleashed auction last night in Bristol

  24. New leads in the Melanie Hall murder enquiry

    Police reveal this morning they have new leads in the murder enquiry of Melanie Hall

  25. Residents trapped in a Bristol care home could be stuck for another week

    The broken lift should now be fixed by the 8th October

  26. Lucy Tegg sits in for Steve

    Join Lucy for everything you need to start your West Country day.

  27. 30/09/2013

    Join Steve for everything you need to start your West Country day.

  28. A quarter of senior managers at Bristol City Council have left in just two weeks

    The move comes as the City Council looks to save mony through voluntary redundancies.

  29. A new "managed motorway" opens on a stretch of the M4

    New variable speed limits to control traffic flow and hard shoulder use will be allowed.

  30. The start of the firefighter strike

    Firefighters from across our region will walk-out today, in protest over pensions.

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