That's it from BBC Local Live for the West Country. We're back at 7am tomorrow.
Before we go here is a quick round-up of our top stories.
City hosts EU referendum debate
Hundreds of business leaders have gathered in Bristol this evening for the region's biggest event of the campaign so far.
Both sides claimed a vote for them would boost jobs and prosperity.
Fake bomb detector seller to forfeit £8m
A Somerset businessman who made and sold fake bomb detectors has had cash and assets worth nearly £8m seized from him.
Jim McCormick was told he had "blood on his hands" - after he made a fortune selling fake devices to war-torn countries including Iraq.
Heavy rain causes flash flooding across the West
Two inches of rain fell in less than an hour in parts of Gloucestershire earlier today.
Longlevens Infant School was forced to close early due to water leaking into the building and a local supermarket had to shut when part of the roof collapsed.
And in Bristol torrential rain caused some drains to overflow, flooding several basement flats in Clifton, Cotham and Redland.