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also, we do psychosocial level. also, we do psychosocial or in those who are being work, or in those who are being looked after. there 100 looked after. there are 100 working on thejob. this is work on a short—term and as i we have work, said, we have work, comprehensive work on national comprehensive work on netiene'. to explain motive _iiee yesterday. and we work
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zzz:— with the local authorities to see how we will proceed on the matter. police job is to matter. the policejob is to keep our daily 0urjob keep our daily work... ourjohe ,, e, .. e. e to focus horrible keep ppr daily work... pprjop- ,, e, p p. e to focus horrible thing is to focus on horrible thing that happened we that has happened yesterday. we are on both sides of 7 vgthanikfirflfl " how long time would it take before? i don't have detailed but...
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will be part that continued investigation which is not finished yet. you're to create a complete trying to create a complete picture. this is of the picture. this is part of the big analysis work, i cannot give you detailed information. part of the it is part of the ongoing investigation. we have said before but this picture could change. we still
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t—— 7 thatis a person w that it is a person who believe that it is a person who acted alone. if we have more acted alone. lfwe have more we will get back based on the information from the police point of view, you'll have to information from the police poi other ew, you'll have to information from the police poi other authorities |ave to information from the police poi other authorities on e to information from the police poi other authorities on that. we also had six police who been referred to
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—— have all the victims been identified? §|§f f i said to your colleague before, the picture continues to evolve. and has to do to evolve. and that has to do with the fact that we have so far not been able to establish motive. it is �* that we it is �*that we had driven perpetrator. i cannot zis this question.
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the information i have that we saw met that person, when we saw met that person, the perpetrator, he had already £1,1555 perpetrator. he had already,” , dead. that £11; perpetrator. he had already,” , dead. that an been dead. that is an which i still do information which i still do not the �* had not have. the perpetrator had two weapons. i do not have that information but information unfortunately. but he had more than weapon.
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confirm this. up that is the end there _ confirm this. up that is the end there of _ confirm this. up that is the end there of the _ confirm this. up that is the end there of the press - end there of the press conference by police other conference by police and other in 0rebro there authorities in 0rebro there confirming once again that 11 we re " ” "wag killed??? ” " ” "wag alga ’ ” " ” "wag more do? ” " ” "wag mgr}, thatmass people were killed in that mass the on shooting in the city on tpesdag. are for information as more information as they continue their investigations. they are yet to release the identity of suspect and of identity of the suspect and of course those who were killed or injured in that attack but cross live to 0rebro and let's cross live to 0rebro and speak our was speak to our correspondence was listening in, into press listening in, into that press conference. what did you take from the authorities had say? _m to say? i don't think we got a hue to say? i don't think we got a huge amount _ to say? i don't think we got a huge amount of— to say? i don't think we got a huge amount of new - to say? i don't think we got a i huge amount of new information to say? i don't think we got a i huge and unt of new information to say? i don't think we got a i huge and i nt of new information to say? i don't think we got a i huge and i think lew information to say? i don't think we got a i huge and i think it w information to say? i don't think we got a i huge and i think it reflects iation there and i think it reflects there and i think it reflects the challenge that police ineestigatars is someone they would this is someone who theywopld a clean skin, in other call a clean skin, in other words did not have a mm mum not he was a did not look like he was a member of sort �*group 5 iii—f: that would have been on the radar of the security service
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£a1da1rrof1£he security service police officers zz— i rwe not some aces ” the ' w ” the ' and? " the ' and? it apopt the investigation—and�*t—efi— ——— — —— r— — progressing and epopt the investigation—and�*t—efi— ——— — —— r— — progressing and think they is progressing and i think they significantly still no motive er eaten“? he fifihett�*ht ' were willing er ecrte'hle he heeheet’ht ' were willing to share police were willing to share —— — —— — the media morning. —£ of questions 7 of questions that 7 of questions that remain lots of questions that remain unanswered and we can hear from you police officers and 7 there saying that officials there saying that they do not have lot of they do not have a lot of information to to specific ihfermetiehte’giee’te’epeeifie’ of the “a: e they members of the media but they say when arrived could hear shooting but theyesopldrhearshooting pot when they went then when they went inside buildings, they found that everyone was dead and would including the perpetrator carried out. i carried 77 out. ithink who carried this out. i think another which struck me another thing which struck me was the police were saying the victims have not been identified certainly not all them have been "= "e 7 we do not know why that is and we do not know why that is at this point. police at this points—theepeliee ~ ~ that they are t "qf’ {bali}; éjaiiébiz
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7 talking to witnesses, to them, talking to witnesses, going through cctv. they said peoplgj 1.1:: e: ’e— e: e: 77 peoplevshould not that people should not speculate about the possible motive here, on motive here, particularly on social media. do not want social media. they do not want to be doing that ”voila ’ ’ would not . . ”xiioiia'hgtlsif " ’”m;ingress”;'" they would not talk about �* one or weapons eehethe ehe e hefie eeepfihe in this. they eehethe ehe ef hefie eeepfihe in this. they did not were used in this. they did not really give any more information about s’i:% had information about those who had injured yesterday. the been injured yesterday. the police say they do plan for this sort of thing but this was worse than expected and is worse than expected and that is of course a this of course a reflection of this being the worst sort of attack being the worstrsort of attack sweden's history and we in sweden's history and we hear now that than 100 now that more than 100 members of police and security forces, of police and security forces. service, other of security service, other sort of intelligence analysts, are now involved in this so it is a reflection ofjust how big an involved in this so it is a reflection this st how big an involved in this so it is a reflection this is. 1ow big an involved in this so it is a reflection this is. .w big an operation this is. a big operation _ operation this is. a big l operation - thank operation this is. a big - operation - thank you for we will continue to that. we will continue to follow developments from sweden you1sef:fe*:i:~7 t you here on bbc news. for you here on bbcjslews, let's to our top story.
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in washington where president trump spoke of his plan for the us to �*take over�* gaza, in what would be the most significant change in us policy towards the middle east in decades. a job with it, too. that will supply unlimited numbers ofjobs and housing for the people of the area. do a realjob. just can't go back — if you go back, it's going to end up the same way it
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has for 100 years. israel's victory will be america's victory. we will win the peace. to even greater heights. 0ne reporter asked president trump if he supported israeli the occupied west bank. here's his response. well, we're discussing that with many of your representatives — you're represented very well — topic over the next four weeks.
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up up thank you joining us on bbc news. first of all, your reaction to donald trump's plans for gaza. tote reaction to donald trump's plans for gaza.— plans for gaza. we have no words. plans for gaza. we have no words- as _ plans for gaza. we have no words. as an _ plans for gaza. we have no words. as an educator, - plans for gaza. we have no words. as an educator, is l plans for gaza. we have no 1 words. as an educator, is a words. as an educator. is a on the words. as an educator, is a on the middle east, s eciel'rsxonzheefrppte east. 1 1. 1'. at . ,t',, f"! fit. so... is specielist'eh'thefihiddte east. is nothing that speciatist'eh'thethiaats east. is nothing that i can speciatist'eh'thethiaats east. is njustig that i can speciatist'eh'thethiaats east. is njust quote i can speciatist'eh'thethiaats east. is n just quote onei speciatist'eh'thethiaats east. is n just quote one of lead|ng " leading american 1 z murphy, murphy, who 7 murphy, who said 7 murphy, who said trump? chris murphy, who said trump lost it. a foolish idea. an has lost it. a foolish idea. an incomprehensible idea. a dangerous idea. literally what dgng;rous idea. literally what said last night was to dgng;rous idea. literally what �*a aid last night was to dgng;rous idea. literally what �*a bomb .t night was to dgng;rous idea. literally what �*a bomb at light was to dgng;rous idea. literally what �*a bomb at a jht was to dgng;rous idea. literally what �*a bomb at a tinderbox. thfee-f a beheb at a t'hchs-ee tttttt’t thfez-e a beheb at a tihsief'eea." t ,, and i and thfez-e a beheb at a tihsief'eea." t t and i and all thfeis a beheb at a tiheef'eea." t t and i and all of us are you and i and all of us are talking about these trump you and i and all of us are talk notibout theses trump you and i and all of us are talk not ibou estate e trump you and i and all of us are talk not ibou estate and trump you and i and all of us are talk not thel estate and iirarp you and i and all of us are talk not the world e and iirarp you and i and all of us are talk not the world in mi iirarp you and i and all of us are talk not the world in terms arp viewing the world in terms of property, in terms ofjobs, s57=zz te: 2
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of what we? really terms of'n'ipneygwhatwe'really not about is that have not talked about is that what donald did yesterday have not talked about is that what e basically did yesterday have not talked about is that what e basically give iid yesterday have not talked about is that what e basically give benjamin ay was to basically give benjamin, . a green light to safanaanu a sum [sits fisfafiiehe a assailesiis the war assesses a assailesiis the war in esefahiahe a mess insets the war in the next resume the war in the next couple of weeks. and that's neither faced 20 phase three of ceasefire will the ceasefire will happen. he has the ceasefire will happen. a? he has given benjamin a ”lightbiut a ”flightbiutwe 110... a ”flightbiut we 707i; j ”flightbiut we 707i; j ”fevefytihing i tio’iié $1.5! everything i 7.1; gtigstisn’etyttnngi xtoibe $"h$s"a&né261ing i the president has done so far as to a ceasefire and as to push for a ceasefire and has made it clear war in gaza to end. ie'ahts the tear in c”:- to one. ~ ,. — ~ — 1 we ants the tea in c323 to she; ~ ,.,,, ~~ ~ we have seen ants the lee in c333 to end.— ~ ~~— , 1 we have seen in the past what we have seen in the past �* weeks, what we have seen in the past �*weeks, donald trump few weeks, donald trump has gone than even gone much further than even benjamin netanyahu. benjamin has not uttered the patahyahp has'het eeeefee the, 1 cleanse clean out even zeven of: 7 zeven ofhis 7 gazza. even some of his coalition members have not said that.
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word cleanse gaza, clean out gaza. donald trump did not say that, he did say to level gaza and rehome people from gaza but he rehemepeeelefeee ease bet he forcing to act a is forcing people to act a way. is forcing people to act a wa . i, i, ., ~ certain way. you want to take over u certain way. you want to take over- u has— certain way. you want to take | over- u has - donald a legal right to take �* gaza? �* gaza ?%who%has empowered over gaza? who has empowered donald trump to force 2 million analdjtump to force 2 million out �* gaza? palestinians out of gaza? who basically told donald trump has basically told donald trump the palestinians that the palestinians would like to leave this is not like to leave gaza? this is not sees this goes against the another senator, you sls ssszsss 1s?— you ask me as a 7 another another major 5 another major us he said is an senator, he has said this is an ethnic it is the ethnic cleansing. it is the american democratic senators last night, not my words,
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words last night, not my words, in response to donald trump. donald trump is not talking to the he is talking the palestinians, he is talking to the far right in to the far right groups in israel and he is doing their bidding. that is exactly what they to force the they want, to force the palestinians out, and he mentioned, by the way, that he mentionedfby'tihe way, that he basically mentionedfbythe way, that he basically life in gaza is wants basically life in gaza is hellish, of course it is ”hilton. ” 77 n tthtellishtt his” tt t t t hellish: (mile; t t ye1y heltis'h, who has'turned in gaza very ve1v heltis'h, who has'turned in gaza very hellish? not life in gaza very hellish? not benjamin netanyahu and his ehte l�*lehiemih teeteheehu are! his . ,, 1 llll but m' benem" “etenehs end his . ~ ~ ~ but bombs, coalition but american bombs, america's american america's ammunition, american vetoes any security council so we really call things by names, donald t t names, donald trump tt names, donald trump is t the names, donald trump is practising century practising 19th century that formal this is an mindset value imtperiatisttm'ihdset sales a bout imtperiatisttm'ihdset tales about gaza are talking about ease are queensland or talking about ease ere queensland or even basically queensland or even the canal or even canada the panama canal or even canada is the 51st state of the united states. l, , ,., is the 51st state of the united states. l, , a, l, is the 51st state of the united states. l, , , l, l, l, is the 51st state of the united states. l, , l, l, , l, e f the i _ the other ttt t ofthe othercountries ttt t of the other countries in think of the other countries in region will do try to
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the region will do to byte . ,, , s , s this from the region will do to tryto . ,, , s , s this from happening? stop this from happening? they've all said they do not .t° . to see gazans forced out want to see gazans forced out of the territory, you're of the territory. you're about countries like tarabia as ttaeqijiqtaqqeii tt t t tarabia as well as egypt, you 1.1. s as igess you think ttt you think cattn you think can do what do you think they can do stop this happening? what do you think they i stop this happening? to stop this happening? orders to stop this happening? orders to palestinian _ to stop this happening? orders to palestinian refugees. - to palestinian refugees. they want to accept donald trump for the idea to welcome 2 the basic idea to welcome 2 palestinians which be a catastrophe. i think would be a catastrophe. i think using you will use hard power, using economics, economic sword because he provides about $2 of aid to egypt —— may million of aid to egypt —— may $2 billion �*aid to egypt and $2 billion of aid to egypt and $1.1 billion tojordan he $1.1 billion tojordan and he provides a security umbrella provides a securityumbrella many gulf states are so for many gulf states are so in his mind because they receive american they should american support, they should really by really basically abide by america's wishes but the big et = _t
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is over, i ceasefire, that is over, i believe, i hope i'm wrong. but donald trump has been what donald trump has been doing, it has been doing, what donald trump has been doing, it i the leen doing, what donald trump has been doing, it i the leen survival of £h1;at;1is the very survival of allies in the region egypt. ssls ssls— ssl. egyptand ttt zttt tttttttt tttt tt egyptandjordan.tt t tttttttt tt including egypt and jordan. this is really pouring gasoline on a raging fire is this is really pouring gasoline on a raging fii political about scoring political points in this particular interview. i am really sorry, we have to it there but of course in leave it there but of course in both hamas and israel say they focused on the t t focused on the nexttt tt focused on the nextttstage the investigations and they thi the estigations and they thi the estigatio|deal1 they thi the estigatio| deal will ey hope the ceasefire deal will —— the next stage hope the ceasefire deal will —— the a xt stage “ hope the ceasefire deal will —— the a reminder? have much more on that that we have'much'more'on that on the website story on the bbc website reaction from tto t to those palestinians to those comments on that fan from trump. on that fan fromrllonatd» trump. watching bbc news.
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up up now let's get more on the nhs england apologising unreservedly valdo calocane — who has paranoid schizophrenia — attacked students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley caretaker ian coates. calocane was detained at a high—security hospital conference in central london. up up as you say there, we expect hear from the families and to hear from the families and their lawyer and about 110 from now and they will minutes from now and they will be to that report you ere 2111111111111, 7 you t from england. is pretty nhs england. it is pretty damning. it set up to damning. it was set up to �*the care, mental review the care, mental health care valdo calocane and
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care thath�*atdoealocane and main conclusion is that the main conclusion is that it conceived that the system got wrong and as you mentioned it wrong and as you mentioned the introduction there, nhs in the introduction there, nhs england, from the midlands, saying it is clear the system got it wrong, including the the consequences of nhs, the consequences of when this happened can be devastating. she also went on to unreservedly apologise to but of course the the families but of course the families are going to be t t and tt and is from some tfrom some family referred from some family members already on the airwaves this morning that they are thistmerthihthhat they are to be angry as well m m u -set and devastated u-set and devastated b the that t that they feel thistt fact that they feel that this could have been prevented. let's just go some of let's just go through some of findings there. we the findings there. we know from report now and also the findings there. we know fror year report now and also the findings there. we know fror year a sport now and also the findings there. we know fror year a bbc: now and also the findings there. we know fror year a bbc panorama |lso the findings there. we know fror year a bbc panorama that last year a bbc panorama that valdo calocane was sectioned �* times valdo calocane was sectioned �*times in valdo calocane was sectioned �* times in two valdo calocane was sectioned �*times in two but valdo calocane was sectioned �* times in two but at four times in two years but at the end of that period, he did
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really not really engage with mental health so nine beiare he out carried out those killings, he was actually back to carried out those killings, he wa gp tually back to carried out those killings, he wa gp andy back to carried out those killings, he wa gp and off back to carried out those killings, he wa gp and off of back to carried out those killings, he wa gp and off of the back to carried out those killings, he wa gp and off of the mental professional hie ef ems figs“ the mefitel professional books health professional books and many people say is a the l e tt he also t t he also was made failing. he also was not made to anti—psychosis to take anti—psychosis medications or long—term he said he did not like because he said he did not like needles and on a number of occasions the report details the fact that he was not taking his is when he should his mediciheis—whenshe'should been. are have been. there are'mahy' ~ , , , ,. about whether the we re were assessed properly as and at and 01 course and of course we viiiil be well and of course we will be hearing not too long from now the families to get their from the families to get their reactions this report. and we will have special of that press it happens at conference when it happens at
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10.30. yet despite the findings, researchers found there prop —— yes, when you look at the research, people are on the researchrpeople are oh �* phones for the reseerchrpeople are oh �* phones for 4—6 hours a their phones for 4—6 hours a day when look at day ands—when'you'look at the effect of that, many of 111111effect of that. many of experiencing poor sleep is all tott the is all tottthe time on all tottthe time on their tottthe time on their phorite, a time they on their phone, poor and less exercise, grades and less exercise, things like that but you things like that but when you at the in the ”s as ethey they are in, they are aboutt aboutso aboutt30 different in about 30 different schools and policies here so and policies here differ so some schools 1690 00:24
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