BBC News Somerset

Chesterfield score three second-half goals to beat Yeovil and boost their National League play-off chances.

The investment has been welcomed by the local council which believes it will "enliven the harbour".

People have been writing letters of reassurance and hope to the pre-lockdown version of themselves.

Wiltshire Council fears drivers will avoid paying charges in Bath by using smaller towns nearby.

The police said they would also patrol Bristol's harbour to prevent people breaching Covid rules.

The investment will help to fund the refurbishment of the Octagon Theatre in Yeovil.

The existing buildings at Bleadon Quarry will be demolished to make way for 42 properties.

Heads say allowing pupils to quarantine at boarding school is safer than them isolating in hotels.

Hundreds of people are joining a Dress Up Fridays campaign aiming to "lift the mood".

Senior staff at Dyrham Park said the decision had been taken "with a very heavy heart".

Listen to BBC local radio commentary from Saturday's action in the National League.

The south west of England has had about half the number of cases of the national average.

Bath fly-half Rhys Priestland says the chance to play for Wales again is not behind his decision to join Cardiff Blues next season.

The couple had been selling the exotic animals online and housed them in "shocking" conditions.

Sara Charlton, who has stage four breast cancer, wanted to walk 50 miles for Dorothy House hospice.

Yeovil continue their impressive National League run with a convincing victory at struggling Barnet.

Police were pelted with objects when they tried to shut down the rave in Yate during the pandemic.

The four have appeared in court after Edward Colston's statue was torn down in Bristol.

International pupils should be allowed to isolate at boarding schools, parents and teachers say.