valdo calocane. navtej johal reports. valdo calocane, who has paranoid schizophrenia, stabbed them to death in the streets of nottingham injune 2023 and tried to kill three others. and distress at its findings. accountability at an organisational and individual for the loss of our beautiful and brave daughter, grace,

there must be change. powers to compel witnesses to appear to account mental health trust, i a trust that i should be because they failed. they failed the people - of nottingham, where i'm from, where my dad was from. who do we turn - to when we need help?

the report questions the decision not to give in the least restrictive way. and would continue taking medication in the community. treatment of valdo calocane. a bbc panorama investigation last year revealed that a doctor had warned that calocane could end up

something which is highlighted in the report. have you ever read before in patient records such as stark warning that a patient could end up killing someone? as you... because of the unprecedented nature of that warning? the way that our teams work together needed to change. there are many who will be counting the cost of those failings for the rest of their lives. now to the us because work is

to recover the continuing to recover the wreckage of the american airlines plane involved in last week's with a week's crash with a military helicopter approach to helicopter on approach to reagan washington's reagan airport. these international airport. these latest from the latest pictures from the potomac river show where the potomac river —— show where the tail i%�*”�*“ " that potomac river —— show where the tail :%**"“ ” that american tail section of that american airlines plane has now been from water. after officials ,,, iaifterofficialsfii ' said comes after officials have said have now recovered the they have now recovered the bodies 67 victims bodies of all 67 victims of crash. to india... more than 100 indian nationals accused of entering the united states illegally have arrived back in the state of punjab. by indian authorities. landed here in amritsar. and police barricades. now, this part of the airport is actually an air force

because this was a military plane, it, of course, had to come to a military outpost. now, once the deportees are processed, going to be going back to their home states. are going to disembark here in india, and they come gujarat and of course, some are here in punjab. now, look, these deportation flights are not new. but what makes this different is, of course, the flights that have been going under this new trump administration have actually been closer afield, in and the second thing that makes this different is in the past, any of these deportation flights would be done on commercial airlines, but this was actually done

countries be repatriated. samira hussain. you are watching bbc news. bands on the planet when the band itself almost never give interviews? who've made the first authorised documentary and the rolling stones when it comes to global success —

we knew something was in the air. we knew something was in the air~ i_ we knew something was in the air~ i could _ we knew something was in the air. i could feel it around me. it was an electric atmosphere, and that had been what i'd been waiting for. i wanted it to be something that they hadn't heard before. a little �*from the trailer. earlier, we spoke to the director and co—writer of the documentary, bernard macmahon, and alison mcgourty, to agree to do the film. well... so when that moment came,

we would be ready. and gospel music, which is where all led so our first meeting was with... so we flew in from la and that was a seven hour meeting. it was like a test and it was like the hardest interview you've ever done. you say a test. tell me about those. yes, yes. and i said, obs tweedle. so we passed that one.

because you approached them one by one, didn't you? yes, yes. so we sent, as i said, this bbc arena american minutes, if you're not interested, you'll never hear from us again." about the carter family, and he'd made a pilgrimage to the very place we'd filmed a few— years earlier and met the carter family. and so he said, this is what i saw. so i'll meet with you. american epic, wasn't he? they were absolutely fantastic and illuminating. well, the thing that was interesting about led zeppelin was that when they agreed to do the film, which is unique, i think,

with something of this magnitude, they gave us complete artistic and people they'd grown up with. — so we could do background research and find out all the stories. and they turned... day, from his session work. so he knew the dates of every recording with dusty springfield and so on. all these photographs, robert came with had ever heard before. and he sort of confessed that he'd sort of rebelled against his parents. they absolutely, yeah, they did. yeah. led zeppelin, it's kind of fascinating because the four characters, they're four, they're like four points on a compass. you've gotjohn paul

jones, whose parents a jimmy page, his mother, is supporting, but his father john bonham, as long as you're paying your way and robert's parents, if you're not going to be a chartered accountant, throw him out of the house. with your life, something ambitious, your parents are one of those, you know. and he was strapped for cash and he was siphoning petrol from other cars, and... but before i do that, i just want to put have a look at this first. oh, yeah! well, just part of that longer interview. will play it in interview. we will play it in full for you in about 45 but j buta �*we did �*in interview we did earlier in the about this new film that is day about this new film that is released. we will have being released. we will have all the main here in all the main headlines here in all the main headlines here in a or two, all the main headlines here in a ortwo, but all the main headlines here in

a or two, but first... hello there! pressure is building, this area quite cold air as well. than they were yesterday afternoon. south—east of england. mind you, that's where we're seeing most of the cloud that will move through. overnight. should be frost—free in the far north—west colder than last night, could be down to —5 that will lift through the morning, perhaps lifting into low

picks up as well. otherwise, the winds will be light. and northern ireland, but temperatures will continue 8 degrees. now, the high pressure is then going to retreat over here we're more likely to have a wintry mix of rain, and northern ireland. but there will be an easterly wind picking up degrees at best. much of the day.

wintry weather across england and wales overnight as we head into the weekend, drying things off again. but for all of us, it's going to feel cold this weekend. going to be where you are. it's the most dramatic shift in middle east policy in decades.

across the middle east. the us will take over the gaza strip and we will do _ a job with it, too. we'll own it. a review into the handling of the southport killer has after yesterday's mass shooting, where ten people, —— as local media name the shooter. i'm kasha madero, live police sources have named que? iqhfees high? “13 wee: the e the police sodfc'e's hairs named the the suspect, ricard and a badly burnt roman scroll — has been digitally

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