Image source, Phil Mumby, Longleat Safari Park

Well it's one stunning wolf, so stunning that the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) has crowned this photo as the winner of their annual photography competition.

It was taken by Phil Mumby at Longleat Safari Park and came first in the 'Life in a' collection.

The competition is open to staff, members of volunteers of BIAZA zoos and aquariums.

A picture of an armadillo from Bristol Zoo was also entered, we think it's also rather cute and could have bagged a prize.

Image source, Mark Eastment, Bristol Zoo Gardens

That's all from Local Live across the West today. Come back for more news, sport, weather and travel tomorrow, from 7am!

"Ever so polite with a steely determination in his eye," says the MCC's head coach, Steve Kirby, about Hamza Ali who died on Wednesday...

Bristol-born Hamza got into difficulty while swimming in the River Avon at Saltford and died in hospital. 

His friends from the cricketing world have been paying tribute to him.

A small plaque placed outside Bristol Children's Hospital is attracting lots of attention after being left unnoticed by hospital staff for more than 18 months.

BBC Points West's Andy Howard shares more...

Some have offered their own responses on the BBC Radio Bristol, external and the Points West Facebook, external pages...

The parents of a teenager from Gloucestershire who drowned while on holiday in Devon after her buoyancy aid was caught on a sinking speedboat say a change in the law is needed to make sure drivers are properly trained. 

The coroner in Emily Gardner's case called it "a most tragic incident". 

Steve Knibbs has been to meet Emily's parents...

Image source, Huw Evans picture agency

Here's a preview of Gloucestershire versus Glamorgan in the T20 Blast, with both teams aiming for a third win in four games.

Campaigners in Bristol are unhappy after news that the broadcaster Sky may have filmed the practice of Female Genital Mutilation taking place in Somalia. 

The practice of FGM is illegal in the UK.

Bristol West MP Thangham Debbonaire said she was talking to Sky about exactly what they filmed.

It's understood by Ms Debbonaire that the broadcast is going ahead tonight but we don't know exactly what will be shown.

Image source, Rex Features

Bath fly-half George Ford has been dropped to the bench for England's first Test against Australia.

Saracens' Owen Farrell has been selected over Ford for the match in Brisbane on 11 June.

Ford - whose father Mike was sacked as head coach of Bath at the end of the Premiership season - missed six out of seven kicks at goal during England's 27-13 warm-up victory over Wales.

How long will this spell of good weather last? According to Ian Fergusson, the risk of rain is increasing from tomorrow. 

Here's his latest forecast...

Image source, Google/Gwent Police

The family of a motorcyclist from Bristol who died after a crash in Monmouthshire say he died doing what he loved.

John Grant's Honda collided with a Range Rover Saturday evening and he died at the scene.

Read more by clicking here.

A set of roadworks in Taunton has given the team at BBC Somerset a bit of a conundrum.

It may look simple, but the phrase "East Reach meets East Street" has been quite difficult to pronounce, which is especially difficult when it needs to be mentioned on travel reports in the morning.

Take a listen to their valiant (but not quite successful) efforts...

After the death of fast bowler Hamza Ali, his friends have come together to pay tribute to him.

Hamza, 20, was born in Bristol, and had previously represented Hampshire and the MCC Young Cricketers. 

We spoke to Hampshire all-rounded Gareth Berg about his memories of Hamza...

In two weeks we make a big decision. Should we stay in, or leave, the European Union. Made up your mind yet?

BBC Radio Gloucestershire's live EU debate has just kicked off. 

Panelists include:

• REMAIN: Phillip Cole: Linguist and translator, former European Parliament worker, chairman of the local branch of Britain Stronger in Europe ·
• LEAVE: Richard Ford: Businessman, law graduate, former UKIP candidate
• REMAIN: Simon Pickering: Senior ecologist at Ecotricity
• LEAVE: Ernie Warrender: Vote Leave spokesman

The debate's taking place at Stroud High School's Sixth Form Centre and you can listen live online by clicking here or, by the wonders of modern technology, watch a live stream on Facebook., external

It sat there unnoticed for more than 18 months, but this plaque left outside Bristol Children's Hospital has now been attracting a lot of attention.

It was created by Cormac Seachoy, who later died of cancer himself. Now, Potter fans from around the world, including J.K. Rowling are paying tribute to Cormac's mischievous plaque prank

You might have spotted special pink hay bales popping up around the west recently, they are being used by farmers to promote awareness of breast cancer.

These are from Heather Venn in Sedgemoor, Somerset...

Image source, Getty Images

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A total of 1,066 arrows are being hidden at English Heritage's 400 sites across the country - including those in Gloucestershire, Wiltshire & Somerset - to mark 950 years since the Battle of Hastings in 1066.

Locations such as Hailes Abbey, Bradford-on-Avon's Tithe Barn and Sherborne Old Castle are involved in the competition to get people of all ages understanding more of our past.

Image source, English Heritage

Finders will win one of 1,066 prizes - including a private tour of Stonehenge.

Read more about the story on BBC News Online and see where the red arrows are hidden, external.

Endurance cyclist Lee Fancourt is alive.

Image source, slam69.co.uk

Graham Foot has posted a message on Facebook, external saying: "Just had word and seen that our Lee is alive. Nothing more to report but we can all relax."

The tracker which Lee is using during his 4,300-mile race across the US, has recently started moving again, external.

Not all robots are the scary type you might see in sci-fi movies.

At the Cheltenham Science Festival, external, children have been learning about robotics with their humanoid host "Pepper".

He has been designed to react to human emotions and behaviour and can understand your voice, mood and day-to-day preferences. 

Apparently Pepper even knows how to play guitar and dance. We think he'd be rather good at doing the robot...geddit?!...

Image source, PA

Hopefully the skies will be clear tonight for a flypast of an RAF Spitfire in Gloucestershire.

The aircraft will be taking to the skies to celebrate the Queen's 90th birthday as part of the Imjin Music Festival at Innsworth Station.

The festival, organised by the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps, is open to the public and the flypast starts at 7.30pm.

A man who was born and educated in Bristol has died after getting into difficulties while swimming in the River Avon on Wednesday evening.

Image source, Hampshire CCC

Hamza Ali, 20, was a fast bowler and represented the MCC Young Cricketers and Hampshire. 

Police were called to the river at Saltford, near Keynsham, and although Hamza was taken to hospital for treatment he later died.

You can read more on BBC Sport online.