Bristol

Bristol centre Will Hurrell says has "severe headaches and memory loss" after suffering a "probable stroke" after the game against Leicester in January.

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Championship game between Bristol City and West Bromwich Albion.

Team news as Bristol host Worcester in Sunday's Premiership fixture at Ashton Gate (13:00 GMT).

Jonathan Joseph is named on the wing with Elliot Daly at full-back for Sunday's Six Nations match with Ireland at Twickenham.

The "Drop Dead Gorgeous" project will explore the lives of LGBT people buried in a Bristol cemetery.

Bath prop Beno Obano could be in line for a first England cap after being recalled to Eddie Jones' training squad for Sunday's Six Nations game against Ireland

When bouncer Grayson Underhill saw a women struggling in the water, he leapt in to save her.

Students facing disruption as union members in 74 universities begin 14 days of strike action.

Cumberland Road on Spike Island was closed in late January after a section of wall collapsed.

Bristol City Women manager Tanya Oxtoby calls for a response from her squad after their 5-0 FA Cup loss to Everton.

Mya-Rose Craig has been campaigning for equality in the environmental movement since 2015.

Bristol Bears add Leinster hooker Bryan Byrne on a short-term loan deal to provide injury cover for Harry Thacker.

India batsman Cheteshwar Pujara joins Gloucestershire for the first six matches of this season's County Championship.

Bristol Bears utility back Henry Purdy signs a new two-year contract with the Premiership side.

Jack Morgan, who had a rare form of cancer, shared his journey online with thousands of followers.

The original plans for Bristol's Muller Road had been "scaled back" following a public consultation.

The mandatory card machines would “reduce the risk of robbery”, the city council says.

Thousands of people will have their brain, heart, bones, arteries and body fat scanned.

South Western Railway services were disrupted by industrial action for 27 days in December.

One artist says Tokyo record shop owner Naoki Iijima "knew Bristol better than Bristolians".