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Man jailed for 18 years after Chippenham murder
A 23-year-old Chippenham man has been jailed for 18 years after pleading guilty to the murder of Russell Nixon.
Russell, aged 38, of Derby Close, Chippenham, was killed in London Road in the early hours of 10 May 2017.
Matthew Chapman, of Wood Lane, was charged with his murder and pleaded guilty at Bristol Crown Court at an earlier hearing. He has been sentenced to 18 years imprisonment.
At approximately 12.20am on 10 May, officers were called to an initial report from members of the public who had been woken by a disturbance in the street.
When officers attended, they found Russell lying on the ground with significant head injuries.
He was pronounced deceased by paramedics at the scene.
Within an hour, officers carrying out an area search were able to locate Chapman nearby and he was arrested.
Severe delays on M4 after crash
There are still severe delays on the M4 Westbound this evening after an accident earlier.
It happened between Swindon and Chippenham - a car overturned in lane three against the central reservation.
Accident investigation work is underway.
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Explosion in Chippenham leaves man with severe burns
The flat in Chippenham's Market Place remains cordoned off, while authorities investigate the cause of the explosion.
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Man suffers 'serious burns' after Chippenham explosion
Fire and Rescue Service says it received a 999 call to say there had been an explosion in a third floor flat within a mid terraced building.
Read the full story ›Vehicle fire on the M4 grinds traffic to a halt
The M4 is blocked in both directions between Chippenham and Swindon.
A vehicle is on fire - the smoke has caused traffic to be halted as a safety measure.
Emergency services are on the scene.

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Mother of zookeeper killed by tiger completes skydive
The mother of a zookeeper who was killed by a tiger has completed a skydive for a charity that was close to her daughter's heart.
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Zookeeper killed by tiger died of traumatic injuries
Rosa King, from Chippenham, died of traumatic injuries and was formally identified by her employer, an inquest has heard.
Read the full story ›Rosa King tiger death: Police are now investigating
Police have confirmed they are now investigating the death of a zookeeper from Wiltshire who was killed by a tiger.
Rosa King died at Hamerton Zoo Park in Cambridgeshire on Monday.
Police say they are now jointly investigating with the district council.
The zoo remains closed.
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Hamerton Zoo 'told to improve emergency communications'
The zoo where a keeper was killed by a tiger had been told to improve its emergency communications systems, it has been reported.
Read the full story ›Zookeeper death: 'We must try to learn something from the tragedy'
The CEO of a an international conservation and animal rights organisation has told ITV News that lessons must be learnt from the tragedy of Rosa King's death.
The 33 year old zoo keeper from Chippenham, described as the "shining light" of her workplace, died in a "freak accident" at Hamerton Zoo Park in Cambridgeshire.
Will Travers of the Born Free Foundation says that while speculation about the tragedy is "not a good idea", all zoos in the UK should review their safety protocols.
Mr Travers also urged that the tiger involved should not be put down.
I don't think the tiger should be destroyed, I think that would be easy knee-jerk reaction to a tragedy like this.
I'm sure no one at the zoo thinks the tiger should be destroyed.