First hour: news review: with Bristols leader of the opposition LibDems Gary Hopkins - New managers at Bristol Council; Bristol Marina boatyards future in doubt because of mystery Bristol City Council plans â Council needs more money â housing developments; problems with the Mayoral system â too much power to Mayor; is the underground really going to happen in Bristol or is it just talk? Chinese investment; Hinkley Point: the âdreadful dealâ behind the worldâs most expensive power plant - Building Britainâs first new nuclear reactor since 1995 will cost twice as much as the 2012 Olympics â revolving doors in Government, bungs for signing contracts; litter picking and rubbish collection; lack of scrutiny now in Council â Neighbourhoods scrutiny has gone â development money decisions; Bristols tallest building gets planning permission despite objections over affordable housing â Council sold Ambulance site â Bristol Ambulance service; Bijan Ebrahimi murder: Institutional racism by council and police; PMQs Corbyn â failing NHS under Tories â GP appointments â money all in tax havens; PMQs the terminally ill and benefits â Universal Credit problems; PMQs drug related deaths; Her Name Was Lindy: the story of a homeless woman who died on the streets - C4 News report by Andy Davies â Universal Credit doesnt cover rent; Homeless people could be fined £1,000 for putting up a TENT under new plans which anger charity bosses - The move is being considered by Stoke-on-Trent City Council; The Mirror homelessness blog;  Tories shocking record on homelessness revealed with 121,360 children living in temporary accommodation; bizarre answer message on Mayor Marvin Rees office phone line.