Here's Ian Fergusson with the weather forecast for the West of England - and it looks like you might need your brolly on Saturday.

Well that's all from us for tonight.

We'll be back with more news, sport, travel and weather from 7am on Monday.

Have a great weekend!

Thousands of people will descend on Cheltenham in the coming days during the town's annual literature festival.

It's ten days of fact, fiction and fables.

One person appearing there is chef and author Tom Kerridge, who says it's great to be back in his home county.

Part of the River Avon through Wiltshire has been redirected to improve the environment for wildlife.

Increasing levels of silt have damaged the waterway near West Chisenbury making it less suitable for animals and plants.

The Wiltshire Wildlife Trust hope the new course will increase the biodiversity in the area.

A bronze pig statue, which was stolen from Calne last weekend, is now on its way home.

It was recovered after being spotted in a reclamation yard in Gloucestershire.

It may be only October, but already venues across the West are announcing who will switch on their Christmas lights.

That is of course, with the exception of Bath. The city isn't having any official Christmas lights switch-on event this year.

They have hosted some big names in the past, but instead Bath's Business Improvement District say they will have a "whole festive season of quality events and community celebrations".

Bah Humbug!

Jesse Johnson, 16 dies as a car with two teenage passengers in crashes into a dry stone wall.

An army instructor tells a court he has "never seen the lines of a main chute so tangled".

Bristol Rovers defender Tom Broadbent describes his remarkable journey from serving as a Lance Bombardier in Afghanistan to becoming a professional footballer.

Here are some of the stories making the headlines in your local newspapers this evening:

Somerset Live: Police release image of man after teenager seriously sexually assaulted in Weston-super-Mare, external

Bristol Post: Pigeons painted all different colours by 'cruel' woman spotted in Castle Park, external

Wiltshire Times: Warminster singers hit all the right notes in Austria, external

Gloucestershire: Watch moment police climb mountain of post to knock door down to rescue elderly man stuck in Gloucester home, external

An inquest has found that a psychiatric patient, who died within hours of being discharged from Weston's A&E department, had missed opportunities in her care.

Lisa Lovell, 49, died of a blood clot in her lungs on the Juniper ward.

A jury at Avon Coroner's Court found she died from natural causes but there was insufficient documentation, communication and a lack of clinical completeness within hours of being discharged by A&E.

Weston hospital this afternoon said: "We deeply regret that we didn't exhaust all possibilities to exclude a diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis" in Lisa's case.

"We have changed our policy for escalating deteriorating patients" and how patients are reviewed before discharge.

Melksham is given its highest award to date by judges despite the "enormous mess" left by contractors.

Fresh fears have emerged that Weston-super-Mare hospital's emergency department will never reopen overnight.

Health bosses have published a report outlining their vision for the town.

It suggests some emergency services could move off site and also casts doubt over the future of maternity care.

The town's Conservative MP, John Penrose, says he wants to know why many local mothers choose not to have their babies there.

Somerset County Council paid £1,836,000 to a claimant for damages caused by a "pothole defect".

A teenager has died after the car he was believed to be driving hit a wall in Cheltenham.

The car went into a dry stone wall on the Cotswold Way at Aggs Hill just before midnight.

16-year-old Jesse Johnson was taken to hospital but died in the early hours.

Two other boys - aged 15 and 16 - who were passengers - were treated for minor injuries.

Image source, PA

Four people from Bristol have been arrested by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) officers over a suspected £35m tax fraud and money laundering operation.

Six others from across the country, including Bath, Yate, Berkshire and Bournemouth were also held for questioning.

Raids were carried out on a number of businesses and private addresses where computers and business records were seized.

They've now been released while inquiries continue.

The last Concorde ever to fly is going on display at a new museum in Bristol, close to where it was originally built.

John Maguire had a look inside.

Image source, Cotswold Hare Trail

A number of large 5ft-tall (1.5m) hares which appeared across Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds earlier this year are up for sale.

The decorated sculptures made up the 2017 Cotswold Hare Trail, external, which ran back in March.

Almost 50 hares were on view in over 20 villages, towns and cities across the region throughout spring and the summer.

The hares will be auctioned at Cheltenham Racecourse at an event tonight. All profits will go to charity.

Image source, Cotswold Hare Trail

An inquest has found that "opportunities were missed" to care for a psychiatric patient who died within hours of being discharged from Weston's Accident and Emergency department.

49-year-old Lisa Lovell died of a blood clot in her lungs on the psychiatric ward, hours later, at the same hospital.

A jury today found that she died from natural causes but there was insufficient communication or joined up care for Lisa's needs.

After Ms Lovell was referred to A&E in the early hours, an agency nurse had filled in a medical chart wrongly and that meant doctors didn't realise the patient was not improving, a report from the hospital found.

She was discharged back to the psychiatric unit.

An independent expert told the inquest that she should have been tested for deep vein thrombosis and that if she had been given the drug Heparin as a result she, "might be alive today".

Her death was recorded as due to natural causes, after missed opportunities.

Freddie Burns is sent off on his full debut for a tip tackle on Josh Adams but Bath still beat Worcester at The Rec.

Health bosses say supporting non-viable services in Weston-super-Mare is "not sustainable".