Middlesbrough extend their unbeaten start to the season with an away victory at a frustrated, winless Bristol City side.

Alex Fisher gets the first hat-trick of his career at Yeovil thrash Notts County at Meadow Lane.

Where in the world would you find camels, belly dancers and people wearing a Fez?

Amesbury's probably not the answer you'd come up with.

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The next set of major roadworks in Bridgwater - linked to Hinkley Point C - could be pushed back by several years.

EDF Energy, the company building the new nuclear power station, was planning work on the junction of the Bristol Road and Wylds Road.

Now the company says it's planning to push the works back to reduce the impact on locals and businesses as well as its own deliveries to the construction site.

A teaching assistant from Wincanton in Somerset has run the equivalent of 73 marathons across Africa in just over two months.

Since he started in June in Namibia, Brendan Rendall has covered almost 2,000 miles in extreme heat and terrain.

He hopes to reach the coast of Mozambique in just over a fortnight and raise £75,000 to build a hostel for orphaned children.

Yeovil Town Ladies sign former Millwall midfielder Ellie Mason ahead of the new Women's Super League season.

The Christopher Robin movie is released today so what better time to revisit the origins of Winnie the Pooh.

Pooh was based on a real life bear which spent much of its life, around 1914, on Salisbury Plain.

She helped soldiers during the First World War, and inspired AA Milne to write his now world-famous books, as Colonel Neil Smith from the Army told BBC Wiltshire in 2014.

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Hoteliers and Bed & Breakfast owners in Bath are calling for tighter regulations on Airbnb operators.

Some businesses in the city claim to have taken a significant hit because of people offering unregulated accommodation.

Bath and North East Somerset Council says it's considering restricting short term Airbnb lettings.

Hotel bosses in Bristol have also asked the council to investigate the issue.

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Gloucester Rugby player Danny Cipriani will be subject to an independent disciplinary panel, the Rugby Football Union has said.

Following his conviction for common assault and resisting arrest at a nightclub in Jersey, the RFU has charged him, external with conduct "prejudicial to the interests of the game".

The hearing will take place next week.

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Yeovil Town will hope to earn their first victory of the season tonight when they head to Notts County.

The Glovers have only managed a draw and a loss in their first two fixtures in League Two this season.

They currently lie 20th in the table and will be looking to put the disappointment of being eliminated from the League Cup by Aston Villa behind them.

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Gloucester Rugby player Danny Cipriani will be subject to an independent disciplinary panel, the Rugby Football Union has said.

Following his conviction for common assault and resisting arrest, the RFU has charged him with conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game.

The hearing will take place next week.

Danny Cipriani is left out of Gloucester's squad for their pre-season friendly against Pro14 side Ulster on Saturday.

He was raised like a normal child in Gloucestershire, and would drink tea and play with children.

Organiser Lee Barnard says he "strongly refutes" claims the festival was "never going to happen".

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Swindon Museum and Art Gallery is asking people for their memories of the town to help with a big photography project.

The museum, external has a large collection of photos and wants to exhibit ones of the town during the 1960s and 70s, showing how Swindon changed in the post war years.

There are drop in events over the weekend and next week for people to come and share ideas and memories with the museum's team.

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Following a successful pilot scheme last year, more streets in Swindon are applying to 'Play Out'.

It involves closing a road for a few hours to create a safe outdoor space for children.

Volunteer street reps blow a whistle to get the children of the roads if any residents' cars need access.

Police believe the victim could be a 27-year-old man from Cheltenham and have spoken to his family.

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The remaining West teams learned their fate in the Carabao Cup last night following the completion of the second round draw.

Bristol Rovers will travel to Championship club QPR and Forest Green Rovers are rewarded for their win over Swindon Town with a trip to Wycombe Wanderers.

Cheltenham face a tough challenge away at Brentford who currently lie 6th in the Championship.

For the full second round draw go to: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45203846

The 40th birthday present was lost in a vegetable garden in Somerset 12 years ago.

Some cyclists in Gloucestershire have said the number of potholes on the county's roads are putting them more at-risk of accidents.

Riders say it sometimes means concentrating on the road surface more than the traffic and riding further into the middle of the road to avoid them.

Gloucestershire County Council said it had doubled its budget for resurfacing roads over the next four years and was encouraging the public to report potholes online.

But some cyclists want more to be done.