A new flavour of ice cream at Wookey Hole - cheddar cheese! Would you try some? BBC Points West tonight.

Plymouth. Sometimes old and new together can create a pleasing effect.

Superintendent Mark Runacres makes statement on last night’s fatal stabbing in St Paul’s. Separately he confirmed recent Rawnsley Park and Broadmead MacDonalds stabbings being linked together.

Waiting in St Paul’s for a police press statement, as forensic searches of the drains on Grosvenor Road takes place.

Stewart Lee at the Bristol Beacon last night, “I agreed with the name change and I admire that decision, but then calling this place after the British National Party politician Derek Beacon was a dreadful mistake and I don’t know what you were thinking of.”

A 16-y-o was stabbed in Rawnsley Park, Bristol last night and later died from his injuries in West Street, Old Market.
Full story on BBC Points West at 1.30 and 6.30.
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Serious incident in Old Market, Bristol tonight. Not many details coming out except that a man was found injured following an assault.

Filming Keir Starmer’s visit to a school in the Kingswood constituency right now. A schoolboy put his hand up to ask, “Are you friends with Rishi Sunak?”

Damien Egan has been announced as Labour’s candidate for the Kingswood by-election. See his reaction on Points West tonight.

Points West will have more on the Kingswood by-election tonight.

Littledean’s tourist attraction - the rusty pole. Local man Mike says it’s a vent pipe for the sewer or old mineworks under the fields. Points West tonight.

Chuffed to see something I made with Neil Maggs for BBC Radio 4 picked out by The Times and The Sunday Times On your 📻 tomorrow night at 8pm #madeinbristol

Clifton in Bristol was a location for Dr Who, back in January & February. Anita Dobson was spotted leaving the location. #DrWho

National headline: Lava is flowing from a 2-mile crack in an Icelandic volcano.
Local headline: There’s a pothole on the M32 almost 9 feet long.

Gloucestershire Cricket fan Nick Bryan bought a flat overlooking the pitch to enjoy matches in his retirement. Now he’s facing the prospect that the club will move elsewhere. Points West tonight.

Voxing members of Gloucestershire Cricket Club as they leave a meeting having been told of proposals to move to a new site. Generally they seem positive about it, whilst acknowledging it can only work if the sums add up.

North Somerset Council looks set to do a U-turn on changes they made to Clevedon sea front. Full story on Points West at 6.30.

“The internet is made of glass.”
Sky Economics Editor Ed Conway talking about his book Material World to Anu Anand at The Watershed. #economicsfest Bristol Ideas

Q&A with the filmmakers after an RTS preview of Archie at The Watershed. The story of Cary Grant will be on ITVX from 23rd November.

Indian film ‘Jatt & Juliet 3’ was being shot in the centre of Bristol this morning.