jason thanks very derbyshire. jason thanks very much— derbyshire. jason thanks very much for— derbyshire. jason thanks very much for speaking to us. i know this— much for speaking to us. i know this ws— much for speaking to us. i know this was shocking— much for speaking to us. i know this was shocking for you very early— this was shocking for you very early in— this was shocking for you very early in she— this was shocking for you very early in the morning, just talk us through— early in the morning, just talk us through h— early in the morning, just talk us through in as— early in the morning, just talk us through in as much detail as you— us through in as much detail as you ssh— us through in as much detail as you shout— us through in as much detail as you can about what you saw and heard. — you can about what you saw and heard. yeah.— you can about what you saw and heard. yeah. ._ you can about what you saw and heard. yeah, i woke— you can about what you saw and heard. yeah, i woke up- you can about what you saw and heard. fin?" c. heard. yeah, i woke up about 515. i normally wake up- heard. / l3”) i normally wake up quite 515. i normally wake up quite easy— 515. i normally wake up quite sahy ho— 515. i normally wake up quite sahy he go— 515. i normally wake up quite sahy he go so— l3”) i normally wake up quite early to go to work. like i say, hys— early to go to work. like i say, he not— early to go to work. like i say, i've not been here long and opened the curtains and there was just some guy stored under this archway all dressed in black, got a black rucksack , black, got a black rucksack, black, got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on, staring at the edges over there and gone back in my room. i had to watch ses— back in my room. i had to watch as hater— back in my room. i had to watch as tater .— back in my room. i had to watch 30s later. there's— back in my room. i had to watch 30s later. there's really- 30s later. there's really hahghg— 30s later. there's really banging ,— 30s later. there's really banging, loud banging, trying to get through— banging, loud banging, trying to get through that— banging, loud banging, trying to get through that window. ' t: get through that window. and i than-t— get through that window. and i that see— get through that window. and i didn't see the— get through that window. and i didn't see the security guard come out, but apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a hashttat— and the guy asked him, is it a hashttat at— and the guy asked him, is it a haspttat at a— and the guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel? ti; hospital or a hostel? he went, no,— hospital or a hostel? he went, ha. ha— hospital or a hostel? he went, ha. tt-s a— hospital or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel. and- hospital or a hostel? ti; \tt:::t . and then he no, it's a hostel. and then he tast— no, it's a hostel. and then he just same— no, it's a hostel. and then he just came back— \tt:::t . and then he just came back through this archway— just came back through this archway aha— just came back through this archway and just walked off there— archway and just walked off there teat— archway and just walked off there dead calm . there dead calm. but this this was the room right next to yours. we're looking behind you

as number 66. and it's the bay window basically . yeah. and did window basically. yeah. and did you say was trying to smash his way in? no, i could hear him srhashhg— way in? no, i could hear him smashing because— 7 no, i could hear him smashing because because of the bay smashing because because of the hay wheat,— smashing because because of the hay wthtew, r— smashing because because of the bay window, i can— smashing because because of the bay window, i can only see so mash— bay window, i can only see so much eat— bay window, i can only see so much eat at— bay window, i can only see so much out of that— bay window, i can only see so much out of that window because it's much out of that window because tt-s reesset— much out of that window because it's recessed back— much out of that window because it's recessed back . _ much out of that window because it's recessed back . c it's recessed back. but yeah, it was really loud. he never said a word , not one single word. and word, not one single word. and then, just like i say, he just came in and stood there again and he just walked off. thought he was a security guard. i did, until i heard all the banging . until i heard all the banging. i mean, we've seen cctv footage of i mean, we've seen cctv footage at htrh — i mean, we've seen cctv footage at htrh at— i mean, we've seen cctv footage at htrh at thts— i mean, we've seen cctv footage of him at this complex dressed , of him at this complex dressed, as yea— of him at this complex dressed, as you say,— of him at this complex dressed, as you say, h— of him at this complex dressed, as you say, in black. so that ahsetatety— as you say, in black. so that absolutely marries up with what yre— absolutely marries up with what ye saythg— absolutely marries up with what ye saythg .— absolutely marries up with what you're saying . the— absolutely marries up with what you're saying . the police do you're saying. the police do hetteve— you're saying. the police do hetteve rt— you're saying. the police do believe it is— you're saying. the police do believe it is their prime suspect. — believe it is their prime suspect. knowing what you know h— suspect. knowing what you know th terms— suspect. knowing what you know now in terms of— suspect. knowing what you know now in terms of what's happened and how— now in terms of what's happened and how has— now in terms of what's happened and how has that— now in terms of what's happened and how has that left you teethae— and how has that left you feeling? scared . because without feeling? scared. because without a doubt— feeling? scared. because without a teaht ,— feeling? scared. because without a teaht , the— feeling? scared. because without a doubt , the people that are a doubt, the people that are here— a doubt, the people that are here are— a doubt, the people that are here are people— a doubt, the people that are here are people with complex needs— here are people with complex needs aha— here are people with complex needs and quite— here are people with complex needs and quite vulnerable hearte— needs and quite vulnerable peepte . — needs and quite vulnerable peepte . yeah.— needs and quite vulnerable people . “43?" needs and quite vulnerable people. / e12; needs and quite vulnerable

people. / people. yeah, they are. let's say i've not been here long. i had a marriage break down, but this had a marriage break down, but thts ts— had a marriage break down, but thts ts the— had a marriage break down, but thts ts the a— had a marriage break down, but this is like a culture shock to reatty— this is like a culture shock to reatty ts.— this is like a culture shock to me, really is. i— this is like a culture shock to me, really is. i know jason must be me, really is. i know jason must he very— me, really is. i know jason must be very emotional— me, really is. i know jason must be very emotional for you. tar?" be very emotional for you. i can that— be very emotional for you. i can see that because— be very emotional for you. i can see that because ,_ be very emotional for you. i can see that because , you- be very emotional for you. i can see that because , you know, see that because, you know, you've been caught right in the middle of the most horrific of events you just didn't even know about. no of course not. i knew sent him was bad,— about. no of course not. i knew sent him was bad, but- about. no of course not. i knew sent him was bad, but not- \tr:::r chit. i knew sent him was bad, but not that hat.— sent him was bad, but not that hat. vea— sent him was bad, but not that bad. you didn't— sent him was bad, but not that bad. you didn't expect that on year— bad. you didn't expect that on your doorstep-— bad. you didn't expect that on your doorstep. there and like i say,— your doorstep. there and like i say, when— your doorstep. there and like i say, when ht— your doorstep. there and like i say, when it happened, i didn't even know what— say, when it happened, i didn't even know what he'd done he even know what he'd done when he ashe— even know what he'd done when he gone-mad,— even know what he'd done when he gone road, surrenders gone down the road, surrenders areaht— gone down the road, surrenders areaht tht— gone down the road, surrenders around us. and what kind of support— around us. and what kind of support are— around us. and what kind of support you— around us. and what kind of support are you getting from the management— support are you getting from the management th— support are you getting from the management in this ? \r:::r management in this? no one's reached— management in this? no one's reached out— management in this? no one's reached out to _ management in this? no one's reached out to you. no, no one's asked me if i'm alright. no one's come to check on �*" 9 no one's come to check on me. no. no one's come to check on me. no. to one— one's come to check on me. no. to ureth— one's come to check on me. no. to prep, th— one's come to check on me. no. no one. well, i'm really sorry to hear— no one. well, i'm really sorry to hear that— no one. well, i'm really sorry to hear that . _ no one. well, i'm really sorry to hear that . i— no one. well, i'm really sorry to hear that . " " to hear that. i mean, when you got the news, as everybody else did, about how these events unfolded , jason, i can only unfolded, jason, i can only imagine . you must have been

imagine. you must have been absolutely horrified . well, absolutely horrified. well, yeah. i'm a father,- absolutely horrified. well, yeah. i'm a father, so.- : well, yeah. i'm a father, so. yeah, tt-s— yeah. i'm a father, so. yeah, it's horrendous— yeah. i'm a father, so. yeah, it's horrendous ._ yeah. i'm a father, so. yeah, it's horrendous . it's absolutely it's horrendous. it's absolutely horrehtous— it's horrendous. it's absolutely horrehtous .— it's horrendous. it's absolutely horrendous . that's what we can horrendous. that's what we can do horrendous. that's what we can to that. — horrendous. that's what we can to that. r— horrendous. that's what we can do that. i don't— horrendous. that's what we can do that. i don't know. i really ooh-t— do that. i don't know. i really toh-t thou.— do that. i don't know. i really don't know. they've got all the thes— don't know. they've got all the toes h— don't know. they've got all the lives in front— don't know. they've got all the lives in front of— don't know. they've got all the lives in front of them so young . hat— lives in front of them so young . the when— lives in front of them so young . the when you— lives in front of them so young . and when you saw this man, i tht— . and when you saw this man, i art art— . and when you saw this man, i mean, did did he— . and when you saw this man, i mean, did did he look at that the— mean, did did he look at that the thouhg— mean, did did he look at that time knowing what we know now, that— time knowing what we know now, that aeoorthg— time knowing what we know now, that according to— time knowing what we know now, that according to the police, he just— that according to the police, he just stahhet— that according to the police, he just stabbed two— that according to the police, he just stabbed two young people to teathe — just stabbed two young people to teathe utt— just stabbed two young people to death? did he— just stabbed two young people to death? did he did— just stabbed two young people to death? did he did he- just stabbed two young people to death? j r: r: r: death? did he did he look agitated in any way? looked really calm. really, really calm . ute— really calm. really, really calm . the r— really calm. really, really calm . the r say,— really calm. really, really calm . the r say, he— really calm. really, really calm . like i say, he was— ”cacao ca“ really, really calm . like i say, he was stood there . yeah.— . like i say, he was stood there . veah. hat— . like i say, he was stood there . yeah. the r— . like i say, he was stood there . yeah. and i just— . like i say, he was stood there . yeah. and i just thought he's a seeurtty— . yeah. and i just thought he's a security guard.— . yeah. and i just thought he's a security guard. waiting a security guard. he's waiting forltaxi— a security guard. he's waiting forltaxi .— a security guard. he's waiting forltaxi .and— a security guard. he's waiting for taxi . and then 30s later, for a taxi. and then 30s later, he-s— for a taxi. and then 30s later, he-s trythg— for a taxi. and then 30s later, he-s trythg to— for a taxi. and then 30s later, he-s trythg to get— for a taxi. and then 30s later, he's trying to get in the huttthg— he's trying to get in the huttthg .— he's trying to get in the building . so,- he's trying to get in the building . so, yeah, he looked building. so, yeah, he looked reatty— building. so, yeah, he looked reatty, reatty— building. so, yeah, he looked really, really calm . lattice really, really calm. well, aster.— really, really calm. well, listen, jason, i hope you get that help from the management in here. and i really do appreciate you speaking to gb news. i know you speaking to gb news. i know you didn't want to do it. you've been thrust into the spotlight here, but thank you again for speaking to us. jason

derbyshire, one of the residents there who saw this first hand with this prime suspect, patrick banging on the window, trying to get in. and of course, a consequence is don't bear thinking about had this man gained access to a facility that really is catering for people with very complex needs, people who are by their very nature, very vulnerable . yeah, very vulnerable. yeah, absolutely. _ very vulnerable. yeah, absolutely. look,- yeah, absolutely. look, mark, look, i thts— absolutely. look, mark, look, i thts ts— absolutely. look, mark, look, i mean, this is just— absolutely. look, mark, look, i mean, this is just just landed on us rtght— mean, this is just just landed on us rtght at— mean, this is just just landed on us right at the top of the show.— on us right at the top of the show. us— on us right at the top of the show. us a— on us right at the top of the show. it's a fast— on us right at the top of the show. it's a fast paced show. us— show. it's a fast paced show. us a— show. it's a fast paced show. us a tt-s— show. it's a fast paced show. us a hrs a— show. it's a fast paced show. it's a it's a rolling breaking story.— it's a it's a rolling breaking news story. can— it's a it's a rolling breaking news story. can we just get a ttttte— news story. can we just get a ttttte tht— news story. can we just get a ttttte htt ot— news story. can we just get a little bit of clarity on this ttrhethee— little bit of clarity on this timeline? mark as well? so as we uhterstaht— timeline? mark as well? so as we uhterstaht p,— timeline? mark as well? so as we understand it, the— timeline? mark as well? so as we understand it, the suspect, paul toye— understand it, the suspect, paul coyte-to— understand it, the suspect, paul coyte-to get— understand it, the suspect, paul coyte,-to get into- understand it, the suspect, paul coyte, to get into to this coyte, tried to get into to this taetttty— coyte, tried to get into to this taetttty at— coyte, tried to get into to this taetttty at a— coyte, tried to get into to this facility at a sheltered accommodation facility after haya— accommodation facility after haya .— accommodation facility after inaya . stabbing the two inaya. stabbing the two nottingham— inaya. stabbing the two nottingham students to death. is that rtght— nottingham students to death. is that rtght? — nottingham students to death. is that right ? yeah— nottingham students to death. is that right ? “in?" the nottingham students to death. is that right ? / the jason's that right? yeah. thejason's stttt— that right? yeah. thejason's sttttutth— that right? yeah. the jason's still with me.— that right? yeah. the jason's still with me. he— that right? / the jason's still with me. he doesn't want to go— still with me. he doesn't want to go through— still with me. he doesn't want to go through the— still with me. he doesn't want to go through the whole htervteu— to go through the whole interview thing again. but i utt— interview thing again. but i uttt rust— interview thing again. but i will just ask— interview thing again. but i will just ask him that point.

what— will just ask him that point. what was— will just ask him that point. what was the _ will just ask him that point. what was the time? jason that exaettye— what was the time? jason that exaettye — what was the time? jason that eoaettye ere. — what was the time? jason that exactly? 515. yeah— what was the time? jason that exactly? 5”) “in?" did you look exactly? 515. yeah did you look at a— exactly? 515. yeah did you look at a watch— exactly? 515. yeah did you look at a watch or— exactly? 5”) “in?" did you look at a watch or something to confirm— at a watch or something to confirm that. _ at a watch or something to confirm that. “in?" at a watch or something to confirm that. “rift" rt: at a watch or something to confirm that. “rift" t: confirm that. yeah. i picked my phone up like i normally do. looked at the time, opened my curtains because it's summertime. i'm up quite early anyway. work. so. anyway. used to go to work. so. so yeah, it was 100% 5:15 in the morning. yeah. 100. yeah. a quarter past five in the- quarter past five in the morhhg. — quarter past five in the morning. so- quarter past five in the morning. so actually some considerable— morning. so actually some considerable time after for the tragety— considerable time after for the tragety h— considerable time after for the tragedy in which— considerable time after for the tragedy in which of course these two young— tragedy in which of course these two young students were murdered heause— two young students were murdered heause we know— two young students were murdered because we know, according to the potte— because we know, according to the pottee at— because we know, according to the police at the— because we know, according to the police at the time line for the— the police at the time line for the emergency— the police at the time line for the emergency calls was 4:04 tour— the emergency calls was 4:04 tour h— the emergency calls was 4:04 tour th the— the emergency calls was 4:04 four in the morning when we know at soe— four in the morning when we know at potat— four in the morning when we know at some point between . mean 4:04 at some point between. mean 4:04 hepher— at some point between. mean 4:04 hepher aha— at some point between. mean 4:04 pepher and the— at some point between. mean 4:04 depher and the time— at some point between. mean 4:04 depher and the time that jason says— depher and the time that jason says he— depher and the time that jason says he same— depher and the time that jason says he came knocking on the whtow— says he came knocking on the whtow here— says he came knocking on the window here that— says he came knocking on the window here that this other wettrh — window here that this other wettrh rah— window here that this other victim ian court— window here that this other victim ian court was found stabbed— victim ian court was found stahhet to— victim ian court was found stabbed to death in mark dolan roast—

stabbed to death in mark dolan roat aha— stabbed to death in mark dolan roat and sorry— stabbed to death in mark dolan road and sorry again jason but tragtata— road and sorry again jason but hagtata roat— road and sorry again jason but magdala road from here how far is magdala road from here how far ts rust— magdala road from here how far ts tust arouht— magdala road from here how far is just around the— magdala road from here how far is just around the corner ? is just around the corner? yeah— is just around the corner? heat. to— is just around the corner? yeah, it's just— is just around the corner? yeah, it's just around- is just around the corner? yeah, it's just around the corner. so. so patrick it's very possthte— corner. so. so patrick it's very possthte thea— corner. so. so patrick it's very possible then that,— t so. so patrick it's very possible then that, you know , possible then that, you know, thts— possible then that, you know, thts suspect— possible then that, you know, this suspect may— possible then that, you know, this suspect may have gone from that— this suspect may have gone from that at— this suspect may have gone from that at initial— this suspect may have gone from that at initial site— this suspect may have gone from that at initial site of the stahhhg— that at initial site of the stabbing of— that at initial site of the stabbing of the two students to wagtata— stabbing of the two students to hagtata toat— stabbing of the two students to magdala road and then to here, or ht— magdala road and then to here, or tt may— magdala road and then to here, or tt may have— magdala road and then to here, or it may have been after we ooh-t— or it may have been after we toh-t have— or it may have been after we don't have that— or it may have been after we don't have that exact clarification - don't have that exact clarification ian and the nottingham— clarification ian and the nottingham nottinghamshire pottee— nottingham nottinghamshire police haven't— nottingham nottinghamshire police haven't yet put out that exact— police haven't yet put out that exact clarification _ police haven't yet put out that exact clarification as to the ttrhethe— exact clarification as to the timeline they're _ exact clarification as to the timeline they're working to. they— timeline they're working to. they hust— timeline they're working to. they just know— timeline they're working to. they just know that at certain thes— they just know that at certain ttrhes they— they just know that at certain times they received calls, at eertah— times they received calls, at certain times— times they received calls, at certain times they were told otwtousty— certain times they were told obviously after— certain times they were told obviously after the event they wet— obviously after the event they wt tott— obviously after the event they weren't told at— obviously after the event they weren't told at the time of the eeht — weren't told at the time of the eeht rt— weren't told at the time of the eeht rt was— weren't told at the time of the event. it was afterwards when the— event. it was afterwards when the start— event. it was afterwards when the staff here— event. it was afterwards when the staff here at— event. it was afterwards when the staff here at this facility aetuatty— the staff here at this facility actually realised used that it etearty— actually realised used that it was clearly in— actually realised used that it was clearly in their belief eohheetet— was clearly in their belief connected to— was clearly in their belief connected to what had happened etsewhere— connected to what had happened etsewhere h— connected to what had happened elsewhere in the— connected to what had happened elsewhere in the city, that they cathet— elsewhere in the city, that they eattet that— elsewhere in the city, that they called that in.— elsewhere in the city, that they called that in. and the police

tohet— called that in. and the police tothet the— called that in. and the police joined the dots— called that in. and the police joined the dots at that point . joined the dots at that point. so joined the dots at that point. so we— joined the dots at that point. so we rust— joined the dots at that point. so we just don't— joined the dots at that point. so we just don't know whether, you— so we just don't know whether, you know,— so we just don't know whether, you know, het— so we just don't know whether, you know, he'd gone on to wagtata— you know, he'd gone on to magdala road— you know, he'd gone on to magdala road afterwards or hetore— magdala road afterwards or hetore het— magdala road afterwards or before he'd come to this taetttty. — before he'd come to this facility. but— before he'd come to this facility. but absolutely shoethg— facility. but absolutely shocking and frightening. you heart— shocking and frightening. you heart there— shocking and frightening. you heard there from jason is very erhottohat— heard there from jason is very erhottohat .— heard there from jason is very emotional, all— heard there from jason is very emotional, all about what unrated.— emotional, all about what unfolded. and— emotional, all about what unfolded. and you can't blame htrh— unfolded. and you can't blame htrh. vou— unfolded. and you can't blame him. you know,— unfolded. and you can't blame him. you know, being woken up in the rhtttte— him. you know, being woken up in the wage ot— him. you know, being woken up in the middle of the— him. you know, being woken up in the middle of the night. and now the middle of the night. and now the realisation— the middle of the night. and now the realisation in— the middle of the night. and now the realisation in a— the middle of the night. and now the realisation in a day and a hat— the realisation in a day and a hatt or— the realisation in a day and a hatt or more— the realisation in a day and a half or more on— the realisation in a day and a half or more on from that hetteat— half or more on from that incident, realising who this thttwtuat— incident, realising who this individual was— incident, realising who this individual was and what had happepeh— individual was and what had happehet, hust— individual was and what had happened, just a few short streets— happened, just a few short streets away— happened, just a few short streets away ,_ happened, just a few short streets away , it- happened, just a few short streets away , it does it doesn't streets away, it does it doesn't hear— streets away, it does it doesn't hear thhthg— streets away, it does it doesn't bear thinking about and i want to thank— bear thinking about and i want to thank jason— bear thinking about and i want to thank jason as— bear thinking about and i want to thank jason as well. ”iii: to thank jason as well. i'm sure when— to thank jason as well. i'm sure when the— to thank jason as well. i'm sure when the cameras are off, mark, you will pass him on. our thanks for talking to us, but we don't need to involve jason again. mark if that's all right, because i see he's very emotional. but if i could just ask little bit of a ask you a little bit of a grounding in what actually grounding in what we actually know far. yeah, cheers. know so far. yeah, cheers. cheers. yeah, good stuff. okay, just. thank you, cheers. yeah, good stuff. okay,i just. -thank you,-and just. yeah. thank you, mark. and rust— just. yeah. thank you, mark. and tust tn— just. yeah. thank you, mark. and tust tn terns— just. yeah. thank you, mark. and just in terms of— just. yeah. thank you, mark. and just in terms of what we know so far, just in terms of what we know so

tan—tot— just in terms of what we know so tan—tot ot— just in terms of what we know so far, lot of unanswered far, because a lot of unanswered guesttons— far, because a lot of unanswered guesttonslthe— far, because a lot of unanswered questions the moment, questions at the moment, guesttons— questions at the moment, questions that— questions at the moment, questions that i think of questions that i think a lot of peopte— questions that i think a lot of peopte wttt— questions that i think a lot of people will answering and people will want answering and need—atom.- people will want answering and need-about. the- need answering about. the tnttwtuat— need answering about. the individual believed to been individual believed to have been responsthte— individual believed to have been responsthtwe— individual believed to have been responsiblrwe-with- individual believed to have been responsiblrwe with that in where are we up to with that in terms— where are we up to with that in terms ot— where are we up to with that in terms of information ? eunice where are we up to with that in terms of information ? white terms of information? well, what we know.— terms of information? well, what we know, what we were able to break last night is confirmation that this 31 year old prime suspect is a west african migrant. he's known to police. he came to the country , we now he came to the country, we now know, over a decade ago. we believe that he was living here legally . he there believe that he was living here legally. he there is a history , legally. he there is a history, we are told, of violence and some mental health issues , but some mental health issues, but we don't think that this man had a criminal record . so clearly, a criminal record. so clearly, if that's the case, whatever happenedin if that's the case, whatever happened in the past didn't result in any kind of prosecution or at least a successful prosecution. but there are still questions to be asked about this individual and

whether authorities were flagged and about the vulnerabilities that this person, this now prime suspect , might that this person, this now prime suspect, might appear to that this person, this now prime suspect , might appear to have. suspect, might appear to have. and you know, his proclivity towards other issues. you know, involving the potential for violence. you know, did they know about it? did they act upon that? what support, if any, was this man given in the years, weeks and months leading up to the set of tragedies that unfolded on the streets of nottingham yesterday? as far as the official investigation is concerned? well, the home secretary confirming that the counter terrorism command, the those counter—terrorism detectives are still involved. we understand that they haven't found anything yet that points to a terrorist motivation. and that would then instigate them taking over lead lead for this investigation . at the moment, it

investigation. at the moment, it remains an investigation with the serious crime command here in nottinghamshire. police but if they find anything and we're told patrick as well , that the told patrick as well, that the suspect is not being cooperating with the detective , so actually with the detective, so actually finding , you know, relevant finding, you know, relevant evidence from him, is that much harder for, you know, accessing any electronic devices linked to this individual might be harder if he's not cooperating . he's if he's not cooperating. he's therefore unlikely to be giving passcodes or anything like that to his phone. so it can then be difficult to try to ascertain whether this individual has perhaps any links to extremist groups or not. but nothing has yet. we understand that points to that. but until they know for sure, the counter terrorism command officers will continue to have oversight and liaising, continue to liaise with the

nottinghamshire police . mark, nottinghamshire police. mark, thank you very, very \rr:::rw g mark, thank you very, very much . it's thank you very, very much. it's wart— thank you very, very much. it's that wipe,— thank you very, very much. it's mark white, our— thank you very, very much. it's mark white, our home security ettton— mark white, our home security ettton who— mark white, our home security editor, who will— mark white, our home security editor, who will be giving us regutar— editor, who will be giving us regular updates— editor, who will be giving us regular updates throughout the course of this— regular updates throughout the course of this show. so just what— course of this show. so just what you— course of this show. so just what you heard _ course of this show. so just what you heard there, to just eap — what you heard there, to just recap, was an eyewitness to the tnttwtuat— recap, was an eyewitness to the individual who's— recap, was an eyewitness to the individual who's believed to be responsthte— individual who's believed to be responsible for— individual who's believed to be responsible for the killings, the slaughter— responsible for the killings, the slaughter in nottingham yestertay— the slaughter in nottingham yesterday, that— the slaughter in nottingham yesterday, that knife, and then .gmpggg,_ yesterday, that knife, and then van rampage, the— yesterday, that knife, and then van rampage, the latest detail is van rampage, the latest detail ts that— van rampage, the latest detail ts that ht— van rampage, the latest detail is that it has— van rampage, the latest detail is that it has emerged that he apparentty— is that it has emerged that he apparently tried— is that it has emerged that he apparently tried to break in, tought— apparently tried to break in, tought hrs— apparently tried to break in, fought his way— apparently tried to break in, fought his way into some shetteret— fought his way into some sheltered accommodation , and sheltered accommodation, and that— sheltered accommodation, and that ts— sheltered accommodation, and that ts on— sheltered accommodation, and that is on mapperley road in wotttnghan— that is on mapperley road in nottingham and— that is on mapperley road in nottingham and what you are heartng— nottingham and what you are heartng there— nottingham and what you are hearing there was from an eyewttness— hearing there was from an eyewitness who was clearly in a state— eyewitness who was clearly in a state ot— eyewitness who was clearly in a state of distress— eyewitness who was clearly in a state of distress and a state of shoot,— state of distress and a state of shoot, ant— state of distress and a state of shoot, ant we— state of distress and a state of shock, and we are— state of distress and a state of shock, and we are very grateful for shock, and we are very grateful tor htn — shock, and we are very grateful for him talking— shock, and we are very grateful for him talking to— shock, and we are very grateful for him talking to us. jason, there— for him talking to us. jason, there rust— for him talking to us. jason, there just saying that now , there just saying that now, tnowtng— there just saying that now, knowing what— there just saying that now, knowing what he knows now, it is ahsotutety— knowing what he knows now, it is absolutely horrific— knowing what he knows now, it is absolutely horrific and harrowtng— absolutely horrific and harrowing to- absolutely horrific and harrowing to think that he was wtthtn— harrowing to think that he was wtthtn teet— harrowing to think that he was within feet of— harrowing to think that he was within feet of that individual. the— within feet of that individual. the timeline— within feet of that individual. the timeline of— within feet of that individual. the timeline of events is tnteresttng— the timeline of events is interesting .— the timeline of events is interesting . and as we interesting. and as we understand— interesting. and as we understand it, we were trying to tutt— understand it, we were trying to trttt town— understand it, we were trying to drill down there— understand it, we were trying to drill down there with mark, went— drill down there with mark, went wee— drill down there with mark, weren't we? but as we understand

it, weren't we? but as we understand p, the— weren't we? but as we understand p, the two— weren't we? but as we understand it, the two students— weren't we? but as we understand it, the two students were sadly ttttet — it, the two students were sadly ttttet .— it, the two students were sadly ttttet . ant — it, the two students were sadly killed . and as— it, the two students were sadly killed . and as barnaby weber and killed. and as barnaby weber and erase— killed. and as barnaby weber and erase tuna— killed. and as barnaby weber and grace kumar and— killed. and as barnaby weber and grace kumar and then on the tnttwtuat— grace kumar and then on the individual responsible , believed individual responsible, believed to he— individual responsible, believed to be responsible,— individual responsible, believed to be responsible, travelled some distance— to be responsible, travelled some distance and either was then— some distance and either was then arount— some distance and either was then around the— some distance and either was then around the other road, wagtata— then around the other road, magdala road— then around the other road, magdala road or before going to wagtata— magdala road or before going to hagtata toast— magdala road or before going to magdala road trying to gain entry— magdala road trying to gain entry tnto— magdala road trying to gain entry into that— magdala road trying to gain entry into that sheltered accommodation. we will try to get a— accommodation. we will try to get a tht— accommodation. we will try to get a htt snore— accommodation. we will try to get a bit more clarity on that ttnettne— get a bit more clarity on that timeline, but— get a bit more clarity on that timeline, but as— get a bit more clarity on that timeline, but as you can appreetate— timeline, but as you can appreciate, it— timeline, but as you can appreciate, it is a fast moving tten— appreciate, it is a fast moving tten .— appreciate, it is a fast moving news item . but— appreciate, it is a fast moving news item . but yeah, harrowing news item. but yeah, harrowing reatty— news item. but yeah, harrowing reatty to— news item. but yeah, harrowing really to think— news item. but yeah, harrowing really to think that someone was just really to think that someone was tust wtthtn— really to think that someone was just within feet— really to think that someone was just within feet of— really to think that someone was just within feet of that individual— just within feet of that individual as he was mid rampage . hut— individual as he was mid rampage . hut there— individual as he was mid rampage . hut there ts— individual as he was mid rampage . but there is a— individual as he was mid rampage . but there is a vigil— individual as he was mid rampage . but there is a vigil taking ptaee— . but there is a vigil taking ptaee tater— . but there is a vigil taking place later which we will endeavour— place later which we will endeavour to— place later which we will endeavour to bring to you live for endeavour to bring to you live tor the— endeavour to bring to you live for the victims— endeavour to bring to you live for the victims of— endeavour to bring to you live for the victims of yesterday's senseless , depraved, merciless senseless, depraved, merciless attacks.— senseless, depraved, merciless attaets. ant— senseless, depraved, merciless attacks. and barnaby weber was a stutent— attacks. and barnaby weber was a stutent at— attacks. and barnaby weber was a student at taunton_ attacks. and barnaby weber was a student at taunton school prewousty— student at taunton school prewousty .— student at taunton school previously . and there's been previously. and there's been a statement— previously. and there's been a statement here— previously. and there's been a statement here from the school. he statement here from the school. he was— statement here from the school. he ot— statement here from the school. he was one of the— statement here from the school. he was one of the 19 year old

wotttnghan— he was one of the 19 year old nottingham university students who satty— nottingham university students who satty rost— nottingham university students who sadly lost their lives just arter— who sadly lost their lives just atter e— who sadly lost their lives just atter h an— who sadly lost their lives just after 4 am. yesterday. today, as he— after 4 am. yesterday. today, as he was— after 4 am. yesterday. today, as he was walking home alongside erase— as he was walking home alongside erase tuna— as he was walking home alongside grace kumar from _ as he was walking home alongside grace kumar from a— as he was walking home alongside grace kumar from a night out . grace kumar from a night out. thts— grace kumar from a night out. thts ts— grace kumar from a night out. thts ts a— grace kumar from a night out. this is a statement now from the shoot — this is a statement now from the shoot so— this is a statement now from the shoot so the— this is a statement now from the school. so the taunton school eonnuntty— school. so the taunton school eonnuntty ts— school. so the taunton school community is heartbroken by the reent— community is heartbroken by the resent tragts— community is heartbroken by the recent tragic news— community is heartbroken by the recent tragic news about barnaby wetter— recent tragic news about barnaby weher .— recent tragic news about barnaby weher. harnahy— recent tragic news about barnaby weber. barnaby joined us in the nusery— weber. barnaby joined us in the nusery ant— weber. barnaby joined us in the nursery and studied here all the way— nursery and studied here all the way through— nursery and studied here all the way through to— nursery and studied here all the way through to the end of the steth— way through to the end of the stxth pm,— way through to the end of the sixth form, leaving just last year.— sixth form, leaving just last year. tn— sixth form, leaving just last year. rn hrs— sixth form, leaving just last year. in his long— sixth form, leaving just last year. in his long association wtth— year. in his long association wtth the— year. in his long association with the school,— year. in his long association with the school, he touched the thes— with the school, he touched the toes ot— with the school, he touched the toes ot many— with the school, he touched the lives of many staff, pupils and parents— lives of many staff, pupils and parents ant— lives of many staff, pupils and parents and his— lives of many staff, pupils and parents and his loss will be very— parents and his loss will be very difficult— parents and his loss will be very difficult to _ parents and his loss will be very difficult to come to terms wtth. — very difficult to come to terms wtth. he— very difficult to come to terms wtth. he was— very difficult to come to terms with. he was a— very difficult to come to terms with. he was a much loved kind ant— with. he was a much loved kind ant engagtng— with. he was a much loved kind and engaging character that a young— and engaging character that a young man— and engaging character that a young ot— and engaging character that a young man of such promise should rose— young man of such promise should tose .— young man of such promise should tose . hrs— young man of such promise should tose . hts the— young man of such promise should lose . his life in— young man of such promise should lose . his life in these lose. his life in these circumstances is utterly devastating. _ circumstances is utterly devastating. and i think that tast— devastating. and i think that last sentence— devastating. and i think that last sentence there sums it up. heautttut— last sentence there sums it up. heautttut tn— last sentence there sums it up. beautiful in a— last sentence there sums it up. beautiful in a way— last sentence there sums it up. beautiful in a way that a young ot— beautiful in a way that a young ot sush— beautiful in a way that a young man of such promise should lose his man of such promise should lose hts the— man of such promise should lose hts the tn— man of such promise should lose his life in these— man of such promise should lose his life in these circumstances . thts— his life in these circumstances . thts ts— his life in these circumstances . this is utterly— his life in these circumstances . this is utterly devastating . . this is utterly devastating. in . this is utterly devastating. h a— . this is utterly devastating. in a statement— . this is utterly devastating. in a statement reported by the hes— in a statement reported by the toes ant— in a statement reported by the toes ant the— in a statement reported by the bbc and the mail— in a statement reported by the bbc and the mail online , grace bbc and the mail online, grace tuna-s— bbc and the mail online, grace turnar-s tantty— bbc and the mail online, grace kumar's family had this to say.

erase— kumar's family had this to say. grace was an adored daughter and stster— grace was an adored daughter and stster .— grace was an adored daughter and stster . she— grace was an adored daughter and sister . she was— grace was an adored daughter and sister . she was a— grace was an adored daughter and sister . she was a truly sister. she was a truly wonderful— sister. she was a truly wonderful and beautiful young taty— wonderful and beautiful young taty. as— wonderful and beautiful young lady. as parents— wonderful and beautiful young lady. as parents words cannot exptatn— lady. as parents words cannot exptatn our— lady. as parents words cannot explain our complete and utter tewastatton. — explain our complete and utter devastation. she— explain our complete and utter devastation. she will be so tearty— devastation. she will be so dearly missed— devastation. she will be so dearly missed .— devastation. she will be so dearly missed . we were so dearly missed. we were so tnsretthty— dearly missed. we were so incredibly proud of grace's achievements— incredibly proud of grace's achievements and what a truly towety— achievements and what a truly towety peson— achievements and what a truly lovely person she— achievements and what a truly lovely person she was. she was restttent— lovely person she was. she was resilient and— lovely person she was. she was resilient and wise— lovely person she was. she was resilient and wise beyond her yeas— resilient and wise beyond her yeas erase— resilient and wise beyond her years. grace was— resilient and wise beyond her years. grace was so happy in the— years. grace was so happy in the .— years. grace was so happy in life , fulfilling— years. grace was so happy in life , fulfilling her ambition of life, fulfilling her ambition of stutytng— life, fulfilling her ambition of stutytng to— life, fulfilling her ambition of studying to become a doctor whttst— studying to become a doctor whttst ptaytng— studying to become a doctor whilst playing top flight hockey at untwerstty— whilst playing top flight hockey at university, she— whilst playing top flight hockey at university, she leaves behind tewastatet— at university, she leaves behind devastated extended family and trends— devastated extended family and trtents .— devastated extended family and trtents . ant— devastated extended family and friends . and just— devastated extended family and friends . and just on those two friends. and just on those two young— friends. and just on those two young pewte— friends. and just on those two young people ,_ friends. and just on those two young people , teenagers whose young people, teenagers whose thes— young people, teenagers whose twes ewe— young people, teenagers whose lives were tragically cut short yestertay— lives were tragically cut short yestertay .— lives were tragically cut short yestertay. r— lives were tragically cut short yesterday . i think it's every yesterday. i think it's every parent-s. — yesterday. i think it's every parent-s. rt— yesterday. i think it's every parent's. it must be every parent-s— parent's. it must be every parent's worst— parent's. it must be every parent's worst nightmare to aes— parent's worst nightmare to your— parent's worst nightmare to raise your children, to give them — raise your children, to give them the— raise your children, to give them the best— raise your children, to give them the best start in life that you— them the best start in life that you possthty— them the best start in life that you possthty san— them the best start in life that you possibly can, to give them the test— you possibly can, to give them the best opportunities to do your— the best opportunities to do your test— the best opportunities to do your test to— the best opportunities to do your best to create well rounded asatents— your best to create well rounded asatents .— your best to create well rounded academic , lovely— your best to create well rounded academic , lovely individuals and academic, lovely individuals and then— academic, lovely individuals and then tht— academic, lovely individuals and then ttnt ot— academic, lovely individuals and then kind of release them out tnto— then kind of release them out tnto the— then kind of release them out into the real— then kind of release them out into the real world as it were,

at unwerstty. — into the real world as it were, at university. and— into the real world as it were, at university. and to have those thes— at university. and to have those twes sut— at university. and to have those lives cut short— at university. and to have those lives cut short in— at university. and to have those lives cut short in just such a senseless , meaningless, brutal senseless, meaningless, brutal act senseless, meaningless, brutal ast as— senseless, meaningless, brutal ast as that— senseless, meaningless, brutal ast as that ht— senseless, meaningless, brutal act as that it doesn't it toesn-t— act as that it doesn't it doesn't bear- act as that it doesn't it doesn't bear thinking about so all doesn't bear thinking about so at ot— doesn't bear thinking about so at ot our— doesn't bear thinking about so all of our hearts,— doesn't bear thinking about so all of our hearts, of course, go out— all of our hearts, of course, go out to— all of our hearts, of course, go out to the— all of our hearts, of course, go out to the parents— all of our hearts, of course, go out to the parents and the tantty— out to the parents and the tantty ot— out to the parents and the family of those- out to the parents and the family of those two young individuals. _ family of those two young individuals. i've also got a statement— individuals. i've also got a statement now— individuals. i've also got a statement now confirming the teath — statement now confirming the teath ot— statement now confirming the teath ot ran— statement now confirming the death of ian coats , ross death of ian coats, ross middleton,— death of ian coats, ross middleton, who's the executive heatteasher— middleton, who's the executive headteacher at _ middleton, who's the executive headteacher at huntington asateny— headteacher at huntington academy, where ian was a saretater— academy, where ian was a saretater .— academy, where ian was a caretaker . he— academy, where ian was a caretaker . he said academy, where ian was a caretaker. he said ian was a hush— caretaker. he said ian was a rnush towed— caretaker. he said ian was a much loved colleague who always went— much loved colleague who always went the— much loved colleague who always went the extra— much loved colleague who always went the extra mile— much loved colleague who always went the extra mile for the benefit— went the extra mile for the henettt ot— went the extra mile for the benefit of our— went the extra mile for the benefit of our children and he whtt— benefit of our children and he wttt he— benefit of our children and he will be greatly— benefit of our children and he will be greatly missed as a sshoot— will be greatly missed as a school community. it will take the— school community. it will take ttne to— school community. it will take time to process— school community. it will take time to process this deeply upsetttng— time to process this deeply upsetting news. we wish to extent— upsetting news. we wish to extent our— upsetting news. we wish to extend our sympathy and condolences— extend our sympathy and condolences to all those attested— condolences to all those affected by— condolences to all those affected by yesterday's tragic ents— affected by yesterday's tragic events .— affected by yesterday's tragic events . ant — affected by yesterday's tragic events . and just— affected by yesterday's tragic events . and just for clarity as events. and just for clarity as wett— events. and just for clarity as war, ran— events. and just for clarity as war, ran ts— events. and just for clarity as well, ian is believed to have teen— well, ian is believed to have been the— well, ian is believed to have been the man— well, ian is believed to have been the man driving that van at the the— been the man driving that van at the ttne that— been the man driving that van at the time that the— been the man driving that van at the time that the alleged attaster— the time that the alleged attacker stabbed him to death , attacker stabbed him to death, toot— attacker stabbed him to death, toot the— attacker stabbed him to death, toot the van— attacker stabbed him to death, took the van and— attacker stabbed him to death, took the van and then proceeded took the van and then proceeded to enve— took the van and then proceeded to trtve that— took the van and then proceeded to drive that van— took the van and then proceeded to drive that van into a group

of to drive that van into a group ot three— to drive that van into a group of three people,— to drive that van into a group of three people, one of whom tn— of three people, one of whom tn a— of three people, one of whom remains in a critical condition. hetore— remains in a critical condition. hetore he— remains in a critical condition. hetore he was— remains in a critical condition. before he was tasered by police otttsers— before he was tasered by police otttsers ant— before he was tasered by police officers and taken— before he was tasered by police officers and taken out of the ant— officers and taken out of the van and then— officers and taken out of the van and then subsequently arrested.— van and then subsequently arrested. it's— van and then subsequently arrested. it's a— van and then subsequently arrested. it's a lot to process at the— arrested. it's a lot to process at the top— arrested. it's a lot to process at the top ot— arrested. it's a lot to process at the top of the— arrested. it's a lot to process at the top of the show there. hut— at the top of the show there. hut rust— at the top of the show there. hut tust want— at the top of the show there. but just want to— at the top of the show there. but just want to reiterate and wett— but just want to reiterate and wet he— but just want to reiterate and wet he ptaytng— but just want to reiterate and we'll be playing that to you a bit we'll be playing that to you a htt tater— we'll be playing that to you a htt tater on— we'll be playing that to you a bit later on, an— we'll be playing that to you a bit later on, an eyewitness assount— bit later on, an eyewitness account there _ bit later on, an eyewitness account there from an individual who— account there from an individual who was— account there from an individual who was inside— account there from an individual who was inside some sheltered accommodation.— who was inside some sheltered accommodation. that's really accommodation. and that's really the—information- accommodation. and that's really the information that the kind of new information that we-ve-totay,— the kind of new information that we've -today, which - we've got here today, which is that—.— we've got here today, which is that—, ht— we've got here today, which is that_, it would- we've got here today, which is. that_, it would seem, that mid attack, it would seem, ntt— that mid attack, it would seem, ntt rampage— that mid attack, it would seem, ntt ranpage .— that mid attack, it would seem, mid rampage . the individual mid rampage. the individual hettevet— mid rampage. the individual hettevet to— mid rampage. the individual believed to be— mid rampage. the individual believed to be responsible for that,— believed to be responsible for that, trythg— believed to be responsible for that, trytng to— believed to be responsible for that, trying to gain entry to some sheltered— that, trying to gain entry to some sheltered accommodation, assonnotatton— some sheltered accommodation, accommodation houses by accommodation that houses by tettnttton— accommodation that houses by definition incredibly definition some incredibly vulnerable— definition some incredibly vulnerable people who tried to sttnh— vulnerable people who tried to climb through— vulnerable people who tried to climb through a— vulnerable people who tried to climb through a window there. he was climb through a window there. he rehuttet— climb through a window there. he was rebuffed by— climb through a window there. he was rebuffed by one of the ossupants— was rebuffed by one of the occupants and— was rebuffed by one of the occupants and then went on his way.— occupants and then went on his way. what— occupants and then went on his way. what was— occupants and then went on his way. what was fascinating from the eyewitness _ way. what was fascinating from the eyewitness account, though, he— the eyewitness account, though, he-how— the eyewitness account, though, was he .how calm - the eyewitness account, though, was he how calm the alleged was he said how calm the alleged assattant— was he said how calm the alleged assattant was— was he said how calm the alleged assailant was and— was he said how calm the alleged assailant was and i— was he said how calm the alleged assailant was and i think that rust— assailant was and i think that tust ates— assailant was and i think that tust atts a— assailant was and i think that just adds a kind— assailant was and i think that just adds a kind of shocking etenent— just adds a kind of shocking etenent to— just adds a kind of shocking element to it.— just adds a kind of shocking element to it. but joining me ts— element to it. but joining me now is former— element to it. but joining me now is former detective sergeant at herseystte— now is former detective sergeant at merseyside police, david towe— at merseyside police, david towe, who— at merseyside police, david lowe, who also— at merseyside police, david lowe, who also worked in the

toes— lowe, who also worked in the force's counter—terrorism unit. hawt— force's counter—terrorism unit. havttthant— force's counter—terrorism unit. david, thank you _ force's counter—terrorism unit. david, thank you for joining me. so david, thank you for joining me. so many— david, thank you for joining me. so many unanswered questions that— so many unanswered questions that hopetutty— so many unanswered questions that hopefully in— so many unanswered questions that hopefully in the fullness of that hopefully in the fullness ot the— that hopefully in the fullness ot ttne wtt— that hopefully in the fullness of time will be _ that hopefully in the fullness of time will be answered. i thtnt— of time will be answered. i thtnt that— of time will be answered. i think that the— of time will be answered. i think that the public has a rtght— think that the public has a rtght to— think that the public has a right to know— think that the public has a right to know about the details of right to know about the details ot thts— right to know about the details of this individual— right to know about the details of this individual believed to be responsible— of this individual believed to be responsible .— of this individual believed to be responsible . all they have a be responsible. all they have a rtght— be responsible. all they have a rtght to— be responsible. all they have a rtght to know— be responsible. all they have a right to know what police knew ant— right to know what police knew ant what— right to know what police knew and what home— right to know what police knew and what home office knew or than-t— and what home office knew or tttn-t know— and what home office knew or didn't know about— and what home office knew or didn't know about this individual— didn't know about this individual as well. but i think reatty— individual as well. but i think reatty the— individual as well. but i think really the public— individual as well. but i think really the public have a right to know— really the public have a right to know about— really the public have a right to know about how safe they are on the— to know about how safe they are on the streets. _ to know about how safe they are on the streets. but— to know about how safe they are on the streets. but i'll just tosus— on the streets. but i'll just tosus ht— on the streets. but i'll just focus it really— on the streets. but i'll just focus it really on your experience— focus it really on your experience in- focus it really on your experience in counter—terrorism, if experience in counter—terrorism, tt-otay.— experience in counter—terrorism, tt-otay. the— experience in counter—terrorism, if-okay. the latest- experience in counter—terrorism, if okay. the latest line if that's okay. the latest line tron— if that's okay. the latest line tron suetta— if that's okay. the latest line from suella braverman, who stood up ant— from suella braverman, who stood up ant gave— from suella braverman, who stood up ant gave a— from suella braverman, who stood up and gave a statement in the house— up and gave a statement in the house—earlier- up and gave a statement in thei house _earlier today house of commons earlier today was-hts— house of commons earlier today was-tt-s-hetng- house of commons earlier today was it's being treated was that it's not being treated as was that it's not being treated -sast— was that it's not being treated -sast as ht- as a terrorist act, as it stants— as a terrorist act, as it stands,-the- as a terrorist act, as it- stands,-the counter—terror stands, but the counter—terror torses— stands, but the counter—terror forces are still— stands, but the counter—terror forces are still working with the— forces are still working with the nottinghamshire police and presunahty— the nottinghamshire police and presunahty as— the nottinghamshire police and presumably as well the individual— presumably as well the individual who is in custody, who— individual who is in custody, who ts— individual who is in custody, who ts wart— individual who is in custody, who is mark white was telling us, who is mark white was telling ts— who is mark white was telling ts not— who is mark white was telling us, is not believed to be sooperattng. — us, is not believed to be cooperating. what kind of work whtt— cooperating. what kind of work will counter—terror be doing at the-e— will counter—terror be doing at the-e so— will counter—terror be doing at the-e so the— will counter—terror be doing at the - ? so the key - will counter—terror be doing at the ? so the key thing the moment? so the key thing reatty,— the moment? so the key thing really, patrick— the moment? so the key thing really, patrick will be looking at what-s— really, patrick will be looking at what's the _ really, patrick will be looking at what's the motive behind this

attast— at what's the motive behind this attast e — at what's the motive behind this attast e vou— at what's the motive behind this attack ? you know,— at what's the motive behind this attack ? /r:::r. e attack? you know, it's absolutely you know, as you said and i was listening to mark before when you introduced this new story, it's callous . it's new story, it's callous. it's just tragic . and, i mean, you just tragic. and, i mean, you this is a i mean, i think everyone's aware this is a very, very serious offence that they're investing rating here, triple murder and potentially three attempted murders . when he three attempted murders. when he drove the vehicle . but what drove the vehicle. but what they'll be looking at and assisting nottingham police is looking at is there any links to any extremism ? and of course, as any extremism? and of course, as you said, if he's not giving passcodes and so on, then the technical support will have to do their to best open up these devices and see where he's been looking think where looking at. i think that's where the assistance, the counter—terrorism unit will be because obviously they are more familiar in identifying what is extremist material and what is not. and what, you know, if you like, the alarm bells will ring. hang on. it looks like we're leaning to one thing. and it's

more than just, say, islamist or extreme far right extremism . extreme far right extremism. when you look at these things , when you look at these things, you're you're looking at other forms of extremism because now our society is becoming so complex . it's not just very complex. it's not just very plain that there's just one cause to look at. and you know, and no one should make assumptions just because this male is black, just because this male is black, just because this male is black, just because this male is an immigrant, not to make assumptions. you've got to be open minded. and we've got to be open minded. and we've got to be open minded to and go with what nottinghamshire police are directing us. but that's the key thing. they'll be looking at. patrick yeah, you know, in patrick yeah, and you know, in your a police your capacity as a police officer well, don't know if officer as well, i don't know if you've dealt with you've necessarily dealt with anything this. this anything quite like this. this is relatively anything quite like this. this islrelatively exceptional- is a relatively exceptional case, must have is a relatively exceptional. case,-must have had case, but you must have had massive-pressure. massive of media pressure at ttnes— massive of media pressure at times presumably massive of media pressure at- times-presumably-public times and presumably huge public pressure—rust- pressure as well. we've just heart—ot- pressure as well. we've just heard-of the- pressure as well. we've justi heard-of the kind pressure as well. we've just. heard-of the kind of heard that some of the kind of vtsttn — heard that some of the kind of vtsttn tnpast— heard that some of the kind of victim impact statements from tantty— victim impact statements from family members— victim impact statements from family members and people who are—peopte- family members and people who are—people who've. are close to the people who've passet — are close to the people who've passet—tnpast- are close to the people who'vei passed—impact does passed away, what impact does that— passed away, what impact does that have— passed away, what impact does that have on— passed away, what impact does that have on the— passed away, what impact does

that have on the police ? will that have on the police? will there— that have on the police? will there he— that have on the police? will there be now— that have on the police? will there be now some concern, do you— there be now some concern, do you thtnt— there be now some concern, do you thtnt .— there be now some concern, do you think , amongst you think, amongst nottinghamshire police , dare nottinghamshire police, dare i say,— nottinghamshire police, dare i say, mayhe— nottinghamshire police, dare i say, nayhe the— nottinghamshire police, dare i say, maybe the home office, as wett— say, maybe the home office, as war, trytng— say, maybe the home office, as war, trytng to— say, maybe the home office, as well, trying to think, you know, did well, trying to think, you know, are we— well, trying to think, you know, are we tht— well, trying to think, you know, did we did we— well, trying to think, you know, did we did we miss opportunities here— did we did we miss opportunities here ant— did we did we miss opportunities here ant how— did we did we miss opportunities here and how open— did we did we miss opportunities here and how open and honest about— here and how open and honest about that— here and how open and honest about that are— here and how open and honest about that are we— here and how open and honest about that are we prepared to he? — about that are we prepared to he? yeah.— about that are we prepared to he? veah. r— about that are we prepared to be? yeah, i think— about that are we prepared to be? yeah, i think we- about that are we prepared to be? “tie" "

retired about a good few years ago now and obviously now leads law school and i'm passing my research is still terrorism policing and the roles i'm doing , i keep in touch with it. but i think policing now there's more pressure from social media observations . pressure from social media observations. i mean, i go back to the nicola bulley case where lancashire had to deal with individuals who were becoming amateur sleuths, going to the area, tramping over crime scenes . these are added pressures. patrick that the police could do without at and that's why i said this is you know, it's that thing of we all have responsible motty not to go to assumptions. but you're right of course it's pressure. people want to know and we were the and are we safe? were the mistakes made at the home office 7 mistakes made at the home office ? mean, dwyer, in his ? i mean, mark dwyer, in his report earlier said, you know, there was nothing really to raise suspicion on this raise that suspicion on on this individual . raise that suspicion on on this individual. so we have to look at that really, really carefully and as i said, there's an extra pressure on the police now with people making assumptions and

what's being posted on instagram, twitter , etcetera. instagram, twitter, etcetera. you know, well , exactly. and as you know, well, exactly. and as well as well, david,— you know, well, exactly. and as well as well, david, that- /r:::r. rsysoarteeyr and as well as well, david, that kind of well as well, david, that kind ot reatty— well as well, david, that kind ot reatty tet— well as well, david, that kind of really led into— well as well, david, that kind of really led into what we had rtght— of really led into what we had rtght at— of really led into what we had rtght at the— of really led into what we had right at the top— of really led into what we had right at the top of the show, whtsh— right at the top of the show, whtsh was— right at the top of the show, which was the— right at the top of the show, which was the eyewitness to it, who— which was the eyewitness to it, who was— which was the eyewitness to it, who tn— which was the eyewitness to it, who was in that— which was the eyewitness to it, who was in that sheltered accommodation. and a lot of that tntornatton— accommodation. and a lot of that information came— accommodation. and a lot of that information came out because of the—teshnotogyl the advent of new technology wtth— the advent of new technology with _cameras_ the advent of new technology with-cameras or- the advent of new technology with cameras or ring with cctv cameras or ring toorhetts— with cctv cameras or ring doorbells - days, - with cctv cameras or ring doorbells days, etcetera . doorbells these days, etcetera. ant— doorbells these days, etcetera. ant-thts— doorbells these days, etcetera. ant-thts gets— doorbells these days, etcetera. and-this gets put- doorbells these days, etcetera. and this gets put out on and all of this gets put out on sostat— and all of this gets put out on social media.— and all of this gets put out on social media. and— and all of this gets put out on social media. and so it's all out— social media. and so it's all out there— social media. and so it's all out there really. _ social media. and so it's all out there really. i- social media. and so it's all out there really. i suppose it hetp— out there really. i suppose it can help,-maybe- out there really. i suppose it can help, maybe in some can help, but maybe in some nstnses— can help, but maybe in some instances-well,— can help, but maybe in some instances-well, it- can help, but maybe in some instances well, it be instances as well, it can be a htntranse— instances as well, it can be a hindrance. but— instances as well, it can be a hindrance. but look, david, thank—towel hindrance. but look, david,- thank_lowe, who's thank you. david lowe, who's hetesttve— detective sergeant, former tetesttve— detective sergeant, former- detective _ merseyside detective sergeant, former- detecti'who - merseyside detective sergeant, former detecti'who also merseyside detective sergeant, former detecti'who also workedtrseyside detective sergeant, former detecti'who also worked in ayside detective sergeant, former detecti'who also worked in the ie police, who also worked in the toes— police, who also worked in the force's counter—terrorism unit. toot,— force's counter—terrorism unit. toot-to— force's counter—terrorism unit. look,-to reiterate,- force's counter—terrorism unit. look, to reiterate, we're look, just to reiterate, we're going— look, just to reiterate, we're gotng to— look, just to reiterate, we're going to playing you a clip going to be playing you a clip agatn— going to be playing you a clip agatnlttttte— going to be playing you a clip againllittle bit— going to be playing you a clip again little bit later on of again a little bit later on of that— again a little bit later on of that exclusive— again a little bit later on of that exclusive eyewitness testtnony— that exclusive eyewitness testimony that mark white brought— testimony that mark white i brought—individual brought us from an individual there,— brought us from an individual there—shap- there, very distressed chap sattet— there, very distressed chap called—was- there, very distressed chap called—was in. called jason, who was in that shetteret— called jason, who was in that sheltered—atl sheltered accommodation at the the— sheltered accommodation at the time-assailant- sheltered accommodation at the time assailant believed time that the assailant believed assattant,— time that the assailant believed assailant, assailant assailant, the alleged assailant thet— assailant, the alleged assailant trtet to— assailant, the alleged assailant tried to break— assailant, the alleged assailant tried to break into— assailant, the alleged assailant tried to break into that shelter accommodation— tried to break into that shelter accommodation mid—attack he said that the— accommodation mid—attack he said that the snap— accommodation mid—attack he said that the chap was— accommodation mid—attack he said that the chap was calm, he was hangtng— that the chap was calm, he was hangtng on— that the chap was calm, he was hangtng on the— that the chap was calm, he was banging on the doors. he was trytng— banging on the doors. he was trytng to— banging on the doors. he was trytng to hang— banging on the doors. he was

trying to bang on_ banging on the doors. he was trying to bang on the windows. he trying to bang on the windows. he-trytng— trying to bang on the windows. he-trytng to— trying to bang on the windows. he-twing to get- trying to bang on the windows. he trying to get through the he was trying to get through the wtntows— he was trying to get through the wtntows ant— he was trying to get through the windows and good— he was trying to get through the windows and good grief, when you toot— windows and good grief, when you toot-att— windows and good grief, when you toot-att now— windows and good grief, when you look-all now-the- windows and good grief, when you look all now the cold look at it all now in the cold ttght— look at it all now in the cold ttghtltay,— look at it all now in the cold tightldavr rt— look at it all now in the cold light day, it doesn't really light of day, it doesn't really hear— light of day, it doesn't really hear-ahout- light of day, it doesn't really. bear-about-could bear thinking about what could have—toes- bear thinking about what could have—does it?- bear thinking about what could have—does it? but. have been there, does it? but toasts— have been there, does it? but loads unanswered questions on loads of unanswered questions on this loads of unanswered questions on thts-that— loads of unanswered questions on thts-that we— loads of unanswered questions on this-that we are— loads of unanswered questions on this that we are going this attack that we are going to try-to— this attack that we are going to try-to-hotton - this attack that we are going to try _to-bottom of. this attack that we are going to. try _to-bottom of you try and get to the bottom of you san-tots— try and get to the bottom of you san-tots snore— try and get to the bottom of you can .lots more on _ try and get to the bottom of you can lots more on this story can get lots more on this story at our— can get lots more on this story at our website _ can get lots more on this story at our website gb— can get lots more on this story at our website gb news .com. rts— at our website gb news .com. rt-s the— at our website gb news .com. it's the fastest— at our website gb news .com. it's the fastest growing nattonat— it's the fastest growing national website it's the fastest growing national-website the national news website in the sountry— national news website in the sountry ant— national news website in the country and-got- national news website in the country and got best country and it's got the best anatysts— country and it's got the best analysis-opinion- country and it's got the best analysis opinion as well as analysis and opinion as well as all analysis and opinion as well as att-hreattng- analysis and opinion as well as all-breaking news.. all the latest breaking news. out— all the latest breaking news. hut-other— all the latest breaking news. but-other-more- but in other news, more than oeso— but in other news, more than 9000 migrants— but in other news, more than 9000 migrants crossed the 9000 migrants have crossed the shannet— 9000 migrants have crossed the channel-boats- 9000 migrants have crossed the channel-boats this- channel in small boats this year.— channel in small boats this year. government ever year. will the government ever getlgrip_ year. will the government ever getlgrtp ot— year. will the government ever getlgrip of-crisis?- get a grip of this crisis? suetta— get a grip of this crisis? suella braverman is basically atntttet— suella braverman is basically admitted-they're. suella braverman is basically admitted they're going suella braverman is basically admitte their they're going suella braverman is basically admitte their asylum ey're going suella braverman is basically admitte their asylum seekeroing to miss their asylum seeker target.— to miss their asylum seeker target. whodathunkit hey patrick shnstys— target. whodathunkit hey patrick christys_britain's. christys on gb news. britain's

they were attacked. you're ttstentng— they were attacked. you're ttstentng to— they were attacked. you're listening to gb news radio . well listening to gb news radio. well in just a few minutes time, we will be live in nottingham for the very latest after yesterday's attack and find out as well what the boss of itv had to say when she got a grilling from mps over the phillip schofield scandal. but two big

stones— schofield scandal. but two big stortes to— schofield scandal. but two big stories to bring— schofield scandal. but two big stories to bring you— t: t: but two big stories to bring you quick fire now because the— stories to bring you quick fire now because the latest on the gosvernrnen-t— now because the latest on the government's battle to tackle the ntgrant— government's battle to tackle the migrant crisis. first and torenost— the migrant crisis. first and foremost, home— the migrant crisis. first and foremost, home secretary suella braverman admitted they braverman has admitted that they soutt— braverman has admitted that they soutt tatt— braverman has admitted that they soutt tatt to— braverman has admitted that they could fail to meet— braverman has admitted that they could fail to meet the prime thntster-s— could fail to meet the prime minister's target— could fail to meet the prime minister's target of clearing the—asytun - minister's target of clearing. the—asylum claims. the backlog of asylum claims. i mean, who-have- the backlog of asylum claims. i mean, who have thought mean, who would have thought that—he- mean, who would have thought that—he the- that that would ever be the case? braverman was case? hey, braverman was speattng— case? hey, braverman was speattng-hone- case? hey, braverman was speaking home affairs speaking to the home affairs sonntttee— speaking to the home affairsj committee—it committee on the day that it energet— committee on the day that it energet that— committee on the day that it emerged that than 9000 emerged that more than 9000 ntgrants— emerged that more than 9000 migrants-crossed- emerged that more than 9000 migrants crossed the migrants have crossed the shannet— migrants have crossed the channel-boats. migrants have crossed the. channel-boats. this channel on small boats. this y...— channel on small boats. this year-peopte— year, 204 people were intercepted _ year, 204 people were intercepted border force on intercepted by border force on tour— intercepted by border force on tour-hoats— intercepted by border force on four boats yesterday four small boats yesterday atone— four small boats yesterday alone. viewers— four small boats yesterday alone. viewers on gb news can now see some of— alone. viewers on gb news can now see some of those people arnvtng— now see some of those people arrtvtng at— now see some of those people arriving at dover— now see some of those people arriving at dover braverman also atntttet— arriving at dover braverman also atntttet that— arriving at dover braverman also admitted that women trafficked into admitted that women trafficked tnto the — admitted that women trafficked tnto the uh— admitted that women trafficked into the uk for— admitted that women trafficked into the uk for sexual exploitation - into the uk for sexual exploitation could be deported unten— exploitation could be deported under measures— exploitation could be deported under measures to tackle illegal ntgratton. — under measures to tackle illegal ntgratton. hut— under measures to tackle illegal migration. but she— under measures to tackle illegal migration. but she did say that vutnerahte— migration. but she did say that vulnerable women could receive protestton— vulnerable women could receive protestton hy— vulnerable women could receive protection by cooperating with the pottse — protection by cooperating with the police investigation. i'm going— the police investigation. i'm gotng to— the police investigation. i'm gotng to go— the police investigation. i'm gotng to go now— the police investigation. i'm going to go now to gb news pottttsat— going to go now to gb news political reporter catherine torsten— political reporter catherine torster. so,— political reporter catherine forster. so, catherine braverman essenttatty— forster. so, catherine braverman essentially admitting that they are essentially admitting that they prohahty— essentially admitting that they are probably going to miss their targete— are probably going to miss their target? wett— are probably going to miss their target? well yes,— are probably going to miss their target? well yes, there was a lot target? well yes, there was a tot ot— target? well yes, there was a lot of argument— target? well yes, there was a lot of argument about different sorts— lot of argument about different sorts ot— lot of argument about different sorts of backlogs,— lot of argument about different sorts of backlogs, but basically

they-ve— sorts of backlogs, but basically they-ve-tegasy- sorts of backlogs, but basically they've legacy backlog they've got a legacy backlog phon— they've got a legacy backlog prtorlrune— they've got a legacy backlog prtorlrune zo— they've got a legacy backlog prior june 20, people prior to june 20, people arrtvtng— prior to june 20, people arriving for— prior to june 20, people arriving for june last year that they— arriving for june last year that they sat— arriving for june last year that they said they'd— arriving for june last year that they said they'd get rid of that sonptetety— they said they'd get rid of that sonptetety hy— they said they'd get rid of that completely by the end of this year. — completely by the end of this year. hut— completely by the end of this year. hut thr— completely by the end of this year. 3" year. but tim loughton, who's a conservative, went through very, very carefully with the numbers . and it seems pretty clear that short of some sort of miracle, there's no way on earth and the backlog overall is going up and up are, of course, the numbers coming in because we've now had over 9000 this year, only a week ago, rishi sunak was taking credit, wasn't he, for the fact that the numbers were down 20% on this time last year? but of course, the weather wasn't great, was it? and now the weather has changed. and we had 600 on on sunday. 600 people on on sunday. saturday, sorry, alone. yes no, exactly. and we're going- : 41:5 no, exactly. and we're going to r:r5 41:5 no, exactly. and we're going to be returntng— exactly. and we're going to be returntng to— exactly. and we're going to be returning to this— exactly. and we're going to be returning to this story throughout- returning to this story throughout the course of the day, _ throughout the course of the gay, hesause— throughout the course of the day, because that is suella braverman all— day, because that is suella braverman all but admitting or hang— braverman all but admitting or hetng torset— braverman all but admitting or being forced to— braverman all but admitting or being forced to admit really that— being forced to admit really that the— being forced to admit really that the asylum backlog that the asylum seeker backlog is that the asylum seeker backlog ts-sounts— that the asylum seeker backlog ts-sounts ot— that the asylum seeker backlog is sounds of things, is by the sounds of things, not going— is by the sounds of things, not gotng-stearet— is by the sounds of things, not going-cleared at- is by the sounds of things, not going cleared at all, going to be cleared at all, whtsh— going to be cleared at all, whtsh-not— going to be cleared at all, which-not come- going to be cleared at all, which not come as a massive which will not come as a massive shost— which will not come as a massive shost-tot— which will not come as a massive shost-tot ot— which will not come as a massive shock-lot of people. - which will not come as a massive

shock lot of people. but shock to a lot of people. but sonethtng— shock to a lot of people. but something has— shock to a lot of people. but something has just in something has just landed in tront— something has just landed in tront ot— something has just landed in tront ot us— something has just landed in front of us which i think is worthwhtte— front of us which i think is worthwhile .— front of us which i think is worthwhile . you articulating to worthwhile. you articulating to the natton— worthwhile. you articulating to the natton .— worthwhile. you articulating to the nation . oh,— worthwhile. you articulating to the nation . oh, go on. �*vv�*rzge the nation. oh, go on. well, the privileges committee report on bods privileges committee report on boris johnson is due to land, we understand, at 9:00 tomorrow. but on the privileges committee is bernard jenkin. he's a conservative of the guido fawkes website , are reporting that he website, are reporting that he attended a drinks party given by dame eleanor laing for bernard jenkin's wife . while we were in jenkin's wife. while we were in tier two lockdown. so parties were not allowed there, saying there were drinks, there were cake. reportedly the social distance ing was ambushed by dnnks distance ing was ambushed by drinks and cakes was not in place . so certainly for somebody place. so certainly for somebody that's been on this committee who's been examining very carefully what has or hasn't happenedin carefully what has or hasn't happened in downing street , for happened in downing street, for this to emerge is not a good look to put it very mildly. this

is a fascinating. so there was a phone— is a fascinating. so there was a phone conversation— is a fascinating. so there was a phone conversation as- t “q so there was a phone conversation as reported by sutto— phone conversation as reported by sutto wtth— phone conversation as reported by guido with bernard jenkin, who— by guido with bernard jenkin, who ts— by guido with bernard jenkin, who ts on— by guido with bernard jenkin, who is on the— by guido with bernard jenkin, who is on the privileges committee. _ who is on the privileges committee. and they asked him, assorttng— committee. and they asked him, assorttng to— committee. and they asked him, according to this— committee. and they asked him, according to this report, didn't they,— according to this report, didn't they, ahout— according to this report, didn't they, about whether or not he remembers attending a drinks party— remembers attending a drinks party tn— remembers attending a drinks party in parliament. he says he did party in parliament. he says he art not— party in parliament. he says he did not attend— party in parliament. he says he did not attend any— party in parliament. he says he did not attend any drinks parttes— did not attend any drinks parties during— did not attend any drinks parties during lockdown . and parties during lockdown. and then— parties during lockdown. and then he— parties during lockdown. and then he was— parties during lockdown. and then he was pressed on it and he says— then he was pressed on it and he sayslton-t— then he was pressed on it and he says,idon't recall.— then he was pressed on it and he says,idon't recall. i— then he was pressed on it and he says, don't recall. i mean, says, i don't recall. i mean, thts— says, i don't recall. i mean, thts ts— says, i don't recall. i mean, this is lterrible_ says, i don't recall. i mean, this is terrible luck, if true this is a terrible luck, if true . ves— this is a terrible luck, if true . ves. ves— this is a terrible luck, if true . yes. yes. and— this is a terrible luck, if true . yes. yes. and elena- this is a terrible luck, if true 4115 4115 ' “r: 5“r: this is a terrible luck, if true . yes. yes. and elena lang was also asked and would say that she would she would have to check. but certainly she and jenkin, bernard's wife , have had jenkin, bernard's wife, have had this drinks party allegedly for her 65th birthday at a time of a tier two lockdown. and he's been one of the people who's been looking into boris johnson as well. and precisely. wow. okay. wett— well. and precisely. wow. okay. wett snore— well. and precisely. wow. okay. wett on— well. and precisely. wow. okay. well, more on this— and precisely. wow. okay. well, more on this as we get it. sathenne,— well, more on this as we get it. catherine, thank— well, more on this as we get it. catherine, thank you. just hot off catherine, thank you. just hot oh the — catherine, thank you. just hot oh the pess— catherine, thank you. just hot off the press. that will get you a tot— off the press. that will get you a tot snore— off the press. that will get you a lot more details.— off the press. that will get you a lot more details. catherine torsten— a lot more details. catherine torster. sh— a lot more details. catherine forster. gb news— a lot more details. catherine forster. gb news is political. reporter— forster. gb news is political. rteporter hut— forster. gb news is political. reporter but we'll be reporter but yes, we'll be

teeptng— reporter but yes, we'll be keepinglclose- reporter but yes, we'll be keeping close eye on that. keeping a close eye on that. soutt— keeping a close eye on that. soutt tt— keeping a close eye on that. could it really— keeping a close eye on that. could it really be true, the hyposrtsy— could it really be true, the hypocrisy, .true. - could it really be true, the hypocrisy, true. there hypocrisy, if true. well there we-toats— hypocrisy, if true. well there we-loads more- hypocrisy, if true. well there we loads more still to come we go. loads more still to come between— we go. loads more still to come hetween now— we go. loads more still to come between now and— we go. loads more still to come between now and 4:00, we will twe— between now and 4:00, we will ttve to— between now and 4:00, we will cross live to nottingham. there-s—ai cross live to nottingham.i there's—a vigil cross live to nottingham. - there's—a vigil for there's going to be a vigil for the— there's going to be a vigil for the-ot— there's going to be a vigil for the-of yesterday's- the victims of yesterday's attast. — the victims of yesterday's attast. -pn. - the victims of yesterday's attack. - pm. we l the victims of yesterday's attack. pm. we will the victims of yesterday's- attack. _pm. we will take attack. at 4:00 pm. we will take that— attack. at 4:00 pm. we will take that-ant— attack. at 4:00 pm. we will take that-ant atso— attack. at 4:00 pm. we will take that-and also give- attack. at 4:00 pm. we will take that and also give the that live and also give you the very— that live and also give you the very tatest— that live and also give you the very tatest up— that live and also give you the very latest up to— that live and also give you the very latest up to the minute tetatt— very latest up to the minute detail—believedl very latest up to the minute. detail—believed to very latest up to the minute- detail_believed to be detail on the man believed to be responsthte— detail on the man believed to be responsible _the- detail on the man believed to be responsible the boss of responsible and as the boss of try.— responsible and as the boss of thy. wett— responsible and as the boss of itv. well she's— responsible and as the boss of itv. well she's had her say about— itv. well she's had her say about-phillips- itv. well she's had her say about phillips schofield about the phillips schofield ssantat — about the phillips schofield scandal. _turns- about the phillips schofield scandal. turns out that's scandal. and it turns out that's not gotng— scandal. and it turns out that's not gotng away— scandal. and it turns out that's not going away anytime soon. but ttst— not going away anytime soon. but ttrstlyour— not going away anytime soon. but first-your headlines— not going away anytime soon. but first your headlines with first is your headlines with potty— first is your headlines with polly middlehurst . patrick polly middlehurst. patrick thank— polly middlehurst. patrick thantyou— polly middlehurst. patrick thank you. good- polly middlehurst. patrick thank you. good afternoon. the top stories this hour. police have now formally identified all three victims of the nottingham attacks. school caretaker ian coates has been named as the third person fatally stabbed in nottingham yesterday. his van was stolen and then used to target others. 19 year olds. barnaby webber and grace kumar were also killed. a 31 year old man with a history of violence

is still being questioned by police who are trying to establish a motive. and cctv from selhurst house residents care home showing a man dressed in black trying to enter a bay window is currently being examined by detective teams. we spoke to jason derbyshire, a resident from that care home who was an eyewitness for the curtains and there was just some guy stood under this archway all dressed in black, got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over there and gone back in my room. i had a wash 30s later there's reatty— i had a wash 30s later there's reatty hangtng— i had a wash 30s later there's reatty hangtng .— i had a wash 30s later there's really banging , loud banging, really banging, loud banging, trytng— really banging, loud banging, trytng to— really banging, loud banging, trytng to get— really banging, loud banging, trying to get through that wtntow— trying to get through that window and— trying to get through that window and i— trying to get through that window and i didn't see the sesunty— window and i didn't see the security guard— window and i didn't see the security guard come out, but apparentty— security guard come out, but apparentty he— security guard come out, but apparently he did. and the guy astet— apparently he did. and the guy astet hm,— apparently he did. and the guy astet nm, rs— apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it— apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a— apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostete— asked him, is it a hospital or a hostete he— asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel? he went,— asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostet— hostel? he went, no, it's a hostet. ant— hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel. and then he just came hast— hostel. and then he just came hast through— hostel. and then he just came back through this— hostel. and then he just came back through this archway and just back through this archway and tust wattet— back through this archway and just walked off— back through this archway and just walked off there dead calm . so,— just walked off there dead calm . so, yeah— just walked off there dead calm . so, yeah tts— just walked off there dead calm . so, yeah, it's horrendous . . so, yeah, it's horrendous. ahsotutety— . so, yeah, it's horrendous. absolutely horrendous . that's

absolutely horrendous. that's what— absolutely horrendous. that's whatwe— absolutely horrendous. that's what we san— absolutely horrendous. that's what we can do— absolutely horrendous. that's what we can do that. i don't know.— what we can do that. i don't know. r— what we can do that. i don't know. i really— what we can do that. i don't know. i really don't know . well, know. i really don't know. well, in know. i really don't know. well, tn other— know. i really don't know. well, in other news— know. i really don't know. well, in other news today, itv's boss says— in other news today, itv's boss says hotn— in other news today, itv's boss says both parties— in other news today, itv's boss says both parties involved in the— says both parties involved in the rhttttp— says both parties involved in the phillip schofield affair rtppet— the phillip schofield affair ripped heatedly, denied allegations— ripped heatedly, denied allegations of a relationship . allegations of a relationship. stret— allegations of a relationship. chief executive— allegations of a relationship. chief executive dame- allegations of a relationship. chief executive dame carolyn mccall has told mps action would have been taken if there'd been any evidence. but there was only hearsay, rumour and speculation on news about the economy and stronger trade at bars, pubs and shops has helped the economy return to growth in the uk . the return to growth in the uk. the latest figures show it expanded by 0.2% in april, recovering from a 0.3% fall the previous month . the office for national month. the office for national statistics says the positive impact of improved hospitality and retail spending was offset by industrial action hitting other sectors . those are the other sectors. those are the headlines. more on all of those stories. head to our website, cbnnews.com . direct bullion

cbnnews.com. direct bullion sponsors. the finance report on gb sponsors. the finance report on so wens— sponsors. the finance report on on news tor— sponsors. the finance report on gb news for gold— sponsors. the finance report on gb news for gold and- the finance report on gb news for gold and silver rnvestnent— gb news for gold and silver rnvestnent .— gb news for gold and silver investment . _ gb news for gold and silver investment . “g gb news for gold and silver investment. “g gb news for gold and silver investment . “g investment. looking at how the numbers are stacking up today, the pound will buy you $1.2683 and ,1.1696. the price of gold is . £1,542.88 an ounce and the is. £1,542.88 an ounce and the ftse 100 is at 7616 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . i gold and silver investment. i just want to bring you up to tate— just want to bring you up to tate on— just want to bring you up to tate on the— just want to bring you up to date on the very— just want to bring you up to date on the very latest from wotttnghan— date on the very latest from nottingham after yesterday's tnte— nottingham after yesterday's tntte ant— nottingham after yesterday's knife and van— nottingham after yesterday's knife and van attacks that sadly left knife and van attacks that sadly tett three— knife and van attacks that sadly left three people _ knife and van attacks that sadly left three people dead. what you have— left three people dead. what you have rust— left three people dead. what you have just heard— left three people dead. what you have just heard here exclusively on se— have just heard here exclusively on so wens— have just heard here exclusively on on news ts— have just heard here exclusively on gb news is eyewitness testtnony— on gb news is eyewitness testimony from - on gb news is eyewitness testimony from an individual. rason— testimony from an individual. rason who— testimony from an individual. jason who was— testimony from an individual. jason who was in— testimony from an individual. jason who was in this sheltered

accommodation— jason who was in this sheltered accommodation at— jason who was in this sheltered accommodation at the time that these— accommodation at the time that these attasts— accommodation at the time that these attacks were— accommodation at the time that these attacks were taking place ant— these attacks were taking place ant why— these attacks were taking place ant why ts— these attacks were taking place and why is that— these attacks were taking place and why is that relevant? well, hesause— and why is that relevant? well, hesause the — and why is that relevant? well, because the time— and why is that relevant? well, because the time line now shifts a ttttte— because the time line now shifts a ttttte tht— because the time line now shifts a little bit with— because the time line now shifts a little bit with these attacks. the— a little bit with these attacks. the individual— a little bit with these attacks. the individual believed to be responsthte— the individual believed to be responsible, tried to enter the shetteret — responsible, tried to enter the sheltered accommodation, was rehuttet— sheltered accommodation, was rehuttet at.— sheltered accommodation, was rebuffed at. and— sheltered accommodation, was rebuffed at. and i— sheltered accommodation, was rebuffed at. and i mean, it's ahsotutety— rebuffed at. and i mean, it's absolutely staggering to think of absolutely staggering to think ot-soutt— absolutely staggering to think of-could have- absolutely staggering to think of could have been. i'm of what could have been. i'm going— of what could have been. i'm gotng twe— of what could have been. i'm gotng ttve now— of what could have been. i'm going live now actually, again, to our— going live now actually, again, to our homeland— going live now actually, again, to our homeland security editor, that— to our homeland security editor, wart—tn- to our homeland security editor, wart—tn the| mark white, who's been in the stty— mark white, who's been in the stty-tust— mark white, who's been in the city-just brought- mark white, who's been in the city just brought that city who just brought us that eyewttness— city who just brought us that eyewitness testimony . mark, eyewitness testimony. mark, thank— eyewitness testimony. mark, thank-tor— eyewitness testimony. mark, thank for joining eyewitness testimony. mark, thank forjoining us. what thank you for joining us. what is thank you for joining us. what ts yeah— thank you for joining us. what ts yeah what— thank you for joining us. what is yeah, what is— thank you for joining us. what is yeah, what is the very latest where— is yeah, what is the very latest where you— is yeah, what is the very latest where you are— is yeah, what is the very latest where you are then ? well, i where you are then? well, i thtnt— where you are then? well, i thtnt stttt— where you are then? well, i think still trying to piece together— think still trying to piece together this— think still trying to piece together this timeline, which has— together this timeline, which has got— together this timeline, which has got a— together this timeline, which has got a little— together this timeline, which has got a little bit more nutttet— has got a little bit more muddled, i— has got a little bit more muddled, i think , in terms of muddled, i think, in terms of where— muddled, i think, in terms of where we— muddled, i think, in terms of where we are,— muddled, i think, in terms of where we are, because obviously , we know, to— where we are, because obviously , we know, to according the papa,— , we know, to according the pottse, tn— , we know, to according the police, in terms— , we know, to according the police, in terms of the two stutents— police, in terms of the two students who _ police, in terms of the two students who were stabbed to teath — students who were stabbed to teath not— students who were stabbed to death, not not— students who were stabbed to death, not not too far from nae,— death, not not too far from nae, rust— death, not not too far from nae, tust a— death, not not too far from here, just a few— death, not not too far from here, just a few streets away , here, just a few streets away, that— here, just a few streets away, that was— here, just a few streets away, that was actually—

here, just a few streets away, that was actually . at about 4:04 that was actually. at about 4:04 thts— that was actually. at about 4:04 thts norntng— that was actually. at about 4:04 this morning in— that was actually. at about 4:04 this morning in when you sonstter— this morning in when you consider that— this morning in when you consider that the emergency satts— consider that the emergency sattsere— consider that the emergency calls were received by the pottse— calls were received by the pottse at— calls were received by the police at 4:04,— calls were received by the police at 4:04, then then it to — police at 4:04, then then it seems to have— police at 4:04, then then it seems to have been considerable ttne— seems to have been considerable the, shore— seems to have been considerable ame, than— seems to have been considerable time, more than an— seems to have been considerable time, more than an hour later that— time, more than an hour later that rason— time, more than an hour later that jason derbyshire , who i was that jason derbyshire, who i was speattng— that jason derbyshire, who i was speattng to— that jason derbyshire, who i was speaking to here,— that jason derbyshire, who i was speaking to here, one of the resttents— speaking to here, one of the residents at— speaking to here, one of the residents at this— speaking to here, one of the residents at this facility, said he saw— residents at this facility, said he thts— residents at this facility, said he saw this man— residents at this facility, said he saw this man , heard him he saw this man, heard him tnosttng— he saw this man, heard him tnosttng on— he saw this man, heard him knocking on the— he saw this man, heard him knocking on the window in the bedroom— knocking on the window in the bedroom next— knocking on the window in the bedroom next to _ knocking on the window in the bedroom next to his looked out the wtntow— bedroom next to his looked out the wtntow. — bedroom next to his looked out the window. he— bedroom next to his looked out the window. r11 r: bedroom next to his looked out the window. r: : the window. he said he looked at his his his phone at that time, which told him that it was 515 in the morning. now, what we don't know is with regard to the third stabbing victim , ian third stabbing victim, ian coats, when he received his fatal stab injuries, was it before as it perhaps seems likely that this suspect then tried to get into the particular

residence here? because we know, for instance, that the incident that unfolded down in nottingham city centre on milton street there where i've been for the last day and a half, there where i've been for the last day and a half , that was last day and a half, that was after five in the morning, probably around about 5:20 in the morning. so it seems that after where he was prevented from getting into this facility , then that van that it he had maybe taken earlier from ian coats after ian coats was fatally stabbed, was used to drive into the city centre and to run over these other pedestrians. so that's just what we're sort of juggling about, knowing some of the key times that are out already . and from that are out already. and from the information that's coming from jason derbyshire here, who seems to be pretty adamant that it was 515 in the morning

because he specifically wondering what the noise was and who could have been there, looked at his his phone, as so many people do, just to check what the time was. and he said at that point it was 515 in the morning , police custody at the morning, police custody at the moment, as we understand it, mark, is a west african migrant who may have been known to authorities but is not currently cooperating with authorities. from what you can gather , no , from what you can gather, no, the— from what you can gather, no, no. the information- from what you can gather, no, no. r11r1“ from what you can gather, no, no. the information that we've got is that he's not been cooperating live, at least in the earlier part of today. i don't know how things have progressed as the day has gone on, but we don't believe that he'd been cooperating from the moment he'd been arrested yesterday until certainly earlier on today. the counter terrorism detectives from counter—terror terrorism command, the regional unit that's based up in this part of

the country, he is still liaising with nottinghamshire police. that was confirmed by home secretary suella braverman in a statement to the commons a little earlier, she said that they would continue to be there to offer assistance in the ongoing investigation until they are sure that there is no terrorist motive and they say that they can't rule that out at this time. they are keeping an open mind. it just because they found no evidence acas thus far of a link to terrorism doesn't mean that there isn't one yet to be uncovered . and so for the be uncovered. and so for the moment, at least, be uncovered. and so for the moment, at least , those moment, at least, those counter—terrorism detectives will continue to assist the colleagues here in nottinghamshire . absolutely. nottinghamshire. absolutely. mark, nottinghamshire. absolutely. nap, thank— nottinghamshire. absolutely. mark, thank you _ nottinghamshire. absolutely. mark, thank you very- \rr1:rw g ”r: absolutely. mark, thank you very much for all mark, thank you very much for at ot— mark, thank you very much for at ot the— mark, thank you very much for all of the latest— mark, thank you very much for all of the latest there. mark whtts— all of the latest there. mark pine, our— all of the latest there. mark white, our home— all of the latest there. mark white, our home and security ettton— white, our home and security ettton rust— white, our home and security etttor, tust to— white, our home and security editor, just to reiterate as wett— editor, just to reiterate as wet the— editor, just to reiterate as well, the eye— editor, just to reiterate as well, the eye witness involved in well, the eye witness involved tn thts— well, the eye witness involved tn thts jason— well, the eye witness involved in this, jason derbyshire, who who— in this, jason derbyshire, who was who was living at this parttsutar— was who was living at this particular house that was attenptet— particular house that was attempted to _ particular house that was attempted to be entered by the

man who's believed to be responsible— man who's believed to be responsible for- man who's believed to be responsible for what's been tattng— responsible for what's been tattng-tn— responsible for what's been taking in nottingham, said taking place in nottingham, said this taking place in nottingham, said thts ts— taking place in nottingham, said thts ts a— taking place in nottingham, said this is a culture— taking place in nottingham, said this is a culture shock to me. it this is a culture shock to me. rt-ts. — this is a culture shock to me. rt-ts-ton-t- this is a culture shock to me. it-is. .don't expecti it really is. you don't expect that— it really is. you don't expect that-doorstep- it really is. you don't expect that-doorstep .- that on your doorstep. horrendous,- that on your doorstep. horrendous, absolutely horrendous.— horrendous, absolutely horrendous. it ties into horrendous. and it ties into sonethtng— horrendous. and it ties into something—is. something that i think is a toaster— something that i think is a broader issue— something that i think is a broader issue than the horrific that— broader issue than the horrific scenes that are _ broader issue than the horrific scenes that are taking place, whtsh— scenes that are taking place, which-basically— scenes that are taking place, which basically lawless. which is basically lawless. hrttatn— britain and essentially the massive decline that i think we see massive decline that i think we tn— massive decline that i think we tn sostety— massive decline that i think we see in society at— massive decline that i think we see in society at the moment. ant— see in society at the moment. ant thts— see in society at the moment. and this idea— see in society at the moment. and this idea really. how safe are and this idea really. how safe you— and this idea really. how safe you on the— and this idea really. how safe are you on the streets? whereas we remember and— are you on the streets? whereas we remember and we're going to tate— we remember and we're going to take you— we remember and we're going to take you to— we remember and we're going to take you to a— we remember and we're going to take you to a vigil— we remember and we're going to take you to a vigil just after arso— take you to a vigil just after atoo pn — take you to a vigil just after atoo pn ot— take you to a vigil just after 4:00 pm of the— take you to a vigil just after 4:00 pm of the three people who satty— 4:00 pm of the three people who satty tost— 4:00 pm of the three people who sadly lost-lives— 4:00 pm of the three people who sadly lost-lives in- 4:00 pm of the three people who sadly lost lives in this sadly lost their lives in this senseless attack, certainly two of senseless attack, certainly two ot-tust— senseless attack, certainly two of-just teenagers- senseless attack, certainly two of just teenagers and the of those just teenagers and the parents— of those just teenagers and thei parents—nightmare. parents are absolute nightmare. ant—rust— parents are absolute nightmare. ant—rust goes-tot and your heart just goes out to these— and your heart just goes out to these peopte.— and your heart just goes out to these people. now who get these people. now who had to get that horntts— these people. now who had to get that horrific yesterday . that horrific news yesterday. vou— that horrific news yesterday. voulant— that horrific news yesterday. voulant to— that horrific news yesterday. you and do everything right you try and do everything right asra—tse your- as a parent and raise your shtttren— as a parent and raise your children-right- as a parent and raise your children right way and children in the right way and then— children in the right way and then sent— children in the right way and then send them— children in the right way and then send them off into the real wont— then send them off into the real wortt tor— then send them off into the real world for university. and then rust— world for university. and then just-that— world for university. and then just that, something just like that, something utterty— just like that, something utterly, depraved utterly, utterly depraved and they-re— they're snatched away from you. i they're snatched away from you. r—hear- they're snatched away from you. r—hear thtnttngi i mean, it doesn't bear thinking about,— i mean, it doesn't bear thinking about-rte— i mean, it doesn't bear thinking about,-it? but— i mean, it doesn't bear thinking about, it? but we'll be about, does it? but we'll be returntng,— about, does it? but we'll be returning, obviously, to the tatest— returning, obviously, to the latest nottingham as indeed returning, obviously, to the lat

wtt— questions, which hopefully we wttt get— questions, which hopefully we will get-answers- questions, which hopefully we will get answers to you will get some answers to you over-courselthis- will get some answers to you over course this show. over the course of this show. rust— over the course of this show. justlreminder_ over the course of this show. justlreminder of- over the course of this show. just reminder of the breaking over the course of this show. just this|inder of the breaking over the course of this show. just this hour' of the breaking over the course of this show. just this hour though,)reaking over the course of this show. just this hour though,)reakthe news this hour though, that the shah— news this hour though, that the shatr ot— news this hour though, that the shatr ot the— news this hour though, that the chair of the privileges committee _ chair of the privileges committee that questioned boris rohnson— committee that questioned boris johnson-partygate- committee that questioned boris johnson partygate himself johnson about partygate himself attentet— johnson about partygate himself attentet a— johnson about partygate himself attended a drinks— johnson about partygate himself attended a drinks party during tosttown— attended a drinks party during lockdown. let— attended a drinks party during lockdown. let that sink in. the shah— lockdown. let that sink in. the shatr ot— lockdown. let that sink in. the shatr ot the— lockdown. let that sink in. the chair of the privileges committee _ chair of the privileges committee that questioned boris rohnson— committee that questioned boris johnson ahout— committee that questioned boris johnson about partygate himself attentet— johnson about partygate himself attentet a— johnson about partygate himself attended a drinks— johnson about partygate himself attended a drinks party during tosttown— attended a drinks party during lockdown. more— attended a drinks party during lockdown. more on that shortly. ratrtst— lockdown. more on that shortly. patrick christys— lockdown. more on that shortly. patrick christys on— lockdown. more on that shortly. patrick christys on gb news hrttatn-s— patrick christys on gb news britain's news—

7:00 on gb news, britain's news . shannet— 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channel well,— 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channel well, at— 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channel well, at 4:00 i will tate— . channel well, at 4:00 i will take you— . channel well, at 4:00 i will take you the— . channel well, at 4:00 i will take you live to— . channel well, at 4:00 i will take you live to nottingham where— take you live to nottingham where there— take you live to nottingham where there will be a vigil held for where there will be a vigil held tor the— where there will be a vigil held for the victims— where there will be a vigil held for the victims of— where there will be a vigil held for the victims of yesterday's attast— for the victims of yesterday's attast .— for the victims of yesterday's attast . hut— for the victims of yesterday's attack . but in— for the victims of yesterday's attack . but in the meantime , for the victims of yesterday's attack. but in the meantime , i'm attack. but in the meantime, i'm rhttttp— attack. but in the meantime, i'm phillip schofield— attack. but in the meantime, i'm phillip schofield might have left phillip schofield might have tett rtv— phillip schofield might have left itv last— phillip schofield might have left itv last month, but the ssantat— left itv last month, but the scandal caused— left itv last month, but the scandal caused by his relationship- scandal caused by his relationship with a younger male sotteague— relationship with a younger male colleague rumbles— relationship with a younger male colleague rumbles on and the shannet-s— colleague rumbles on and the channel's chief— colleague rumbles on and the channel's chief executive, sarotyn— channel's chief executive, carolyn mccall, was questioned about— carolyn mccall, was questioned about schofield _ carolyn mccall, was questioned about schofield by mps today . about schofield by mps today. ant— about schofield by mps today. ant she— about schofield by mps today. ant she sat— about schofield by mps today. and she said the— about schofield by mps today. and she said the presenter rtppet— and she said the presenter ripped repeatedly denied he was havtng— ripped repeatedly denied he was havtng an—

ripped repeatedly denied he was having an affair— ripped repeatedly denied he was having an affair with evidence. we having an affair with evidence. we woutu— having an affair with evidence. we would have— having an affair with evidence. we would have been— having an affair with evidence. we would have been able- having an affair with evidence. we would have been able to launch a formal investigate motion because the imbalance of power or the imbalance in in of dynamics in that relationship makes it deeply inappropriate . makes it deeply inappropriate. and we worked very , very hard and we worked very, very hard for many , many months, in fact, for many, many months, in fact, until recently to ask people, not just philip schofield and person x, but people in production , if they had if they production, if they had if they knew something was going on and it was repeatedly denied by both individuals . well i am joined individuals. well i am joined now for more on this by fleet street legend nigel pauley , street legend nigel pauley, friend of the channel, friend of the show. nigel, great to see you.— the show. nigel, great to see you. wett— the show. nigel, great to see you. well, what— the show. nigel, great to see you. well, what do- nigel, great to see you. well, what do you make of all you. well, what do you make of at ot— you. well, what do you make of at ot thts?— you. well, what do you make of att of this? do— you. well, what do you make of all of this? do you— you. well, what do you make of all of this? do you think this is all of this? do you think this ts gotng— all of this? do you think this ts gotng to— all of this? do you think this is going to quieten down the ssantat— is going to quieten down the ssantat-rust— is going to quieten down the scandal just ramp it up scandal orjust ramp it up agatne— scandal orjust ramp it up agatne r— scandal orjust ramp it up again? i think— scandal orjust ramp it up again? i think it's going to ramp— again? i think it's going to ramplup_ again? i think it's going to ramp up because there's an ramp it up because there's an ott— ramp it up because there's an ott saytng—

ramp it up because there's an old saying about— ramp it up because there's an old saying about deputy heads rotttng— old saying about deputy heads rotttng. — old saying about deputy heads rolling. patrick. _ old saying about deputy heads rolling. patrick. and- old saying about deputy heads rolling. t “r: rolling. patrick. and it's pretty clear from i'm from i'm saying that it's not going to be her head. that's rolling over all this. if you notice, i mean, she i thought she had a very interesting style. she seemed to dame splain with her hands like she was talking to children when she was talking to children when she was talking to children when she was talking to mps , she was she was talking to mps, she was talking to senior leaders , firm talking to senior leaders, firm elected officials, and she was talking to them like she was talking to them like she was talking to them like she was talking to her children. i thought that was quite interesting. but what you did say, patrick, was that i thought it was key. she said that nobody on the board would have turned a blind eye to something as serious as this . in other words, serious as this. in other words, it ain't uskov. it's those other ones down at this morning and itv lower down who turned the blind eye because she's saying by those words that someone turned a blind eye and it wasn't her. so you know, sad to hear that. schofield is having counselling and it's obviously he's struggling and i think he

should be left alone. but this isn't about schofield now, it's about the cover up. it's about who knew and why they i mean, she said today, patrick, that there's there was an investigation about a couple of weeks ago. they said there wasn't an investigation. now it's people who were it's a review. people who were accused of bullying , you know, accused of bullying, you know, making complaints . now it's it making complaints. now it's it was a staff survey . has anyone was a staff survey. has anyone ever filled a staff survey in honestly , without fear of not honestly, without fear of not being anonymous ? it's she left being anonymous? it's she left more questions than answers. being anonymous? it's she left more questions than answers . and more questions than answers. and i think there's going to be a lot of questions heading her way, especially the share price still tanking at and 58% down. what it was when she took over. well so she was asked apparently , do you think you should keep yourjob? to which she says, i do yourjob? to which she says, i to .— yourjob? to which she says, i to . ant— yourjob? to which she says, i to . ant she— yourjob? to which she says, i do . and she was— 7 to which she says, i do . and she was asked about her do. and she was asked about her pay -— do. and she was asked about her pay . she— do. and she was asked about her pay . she says— do. and she was asked about her pay . she says that— do. and she was asked about her pay . she says that she receives pay. she says that she receives a tase— pay. she says that she receives a hase satary— pay. she says that she receives a base salary of— pay. she says that she receives a base salary of just under £1 ntttton— a base salary of just under £1 million with— a base salary of just under £1 million with additional long term — million with additional long tern ant— million with additional long term and short— million with additional long term and short term bonuses , term and short term bonuses, whtsh— term and short term bonuses, which frankly— term and short term bonuses,

which frankly ramp it up somewhat,— which frankly ramp it up somewhat, don't they ? it comes somewhat, don't they? it comes town— somewhat, don't they? it comes town to— somewhat, don't they? it comes town to a— somewhat, don't they? it comes down to a question— somewhat, don't they? it comes down to a question of believability, does it not? she-s— believability, does it not? she-s saytng— believability, does it not? she's saying that phillip schofield— she's saying that phillip schofield repeatedly denies somewhere in— schofield repeatedly denies somewhere in the region of 12 ttnes— somewhere in the region of 12 ttnes that— somewhere in the region of 12 times that this— somewhere in the region of 12 times that this was happening. but times that this was happening. hut-ts— times that this was happening. hut-ts that— times that this was happening. but-is that good- but actually, is that good enough— but actually, is that good enough .you're- but actually, is that good enough you're in a major enough if you're in a major sorporatton— corporation, should you not mayhe— corporation, should you not maybe—a- corporation, should you not maybe _ a little l corporation, should you noti maybe—a little bit maybe have done a little bit more as a duty— maybe have done a little bit more as a duty of care to everyhoty— more as a duty of care to everybody involved? do you think shes— everybody involved? do you think shes astuatty— everybody involved? do you think she's actually anything she's actually cleared anything up—ton-t- she's actually cleared anything up—tsn-t thtntl she's actually cleared anything. up_don't think so. up here? well, i don't think so. she gets 3.5 million, by the way, but no, it didn't clear way, but but no, it didn't clear it up. sorry. i'm just off the tv it up. sorry. i'm just off the tv . — it up. sorry. i'm just off the tv . the— it up. sorry. i'm just off the tv . the whole the whole the tv. the whole the whole the whole joke of it. patrick, is she's saying it was speculated on and gossip. if you have to ask someone 12 times, that's pretty strong speculation and pretty strong speculation and pretty strong speculation and pretty strong gossip. if you they quizzed mr x, the runner who was taken in 12 times. now that's more than just chat over the coffee machine that patrick's seen the runner on gb news or not you're not obviously but you know if that was a rumour you might chat about it

but you wouldn't be quizzed 12 times. that's quite serious, isn't it? that's more than just speculation. so i didn't think she was very plausible and i know she also accused x presenters of having a grievance. a lot of people leave television shows. a lot of people leave newspapers. i've left newspapers . i don't left newspapers. i don't particularly have a grievance against them . i know that i work against them. i know that i work for some good people and some bad people. people i respect, like eamonn holmes, people i respect, dr. ranj singh, respect, like dr. ranj singh, who made bullying complaints that , apparently. that were dismissed, apparently. uh, eamonn , i don't think needs uh, eamonn, i don't think needs to say anything. he's proved it all in television and in media. he doesn't need to make this stuff up as a grievance. i think he's been down the line there with his true feelings about it. so okay, i was a bit unimpressed and john nicholson, more importantly , john nicholson, importantly, john nicholson, who's a shrewd snp, i say shrewd snp. he's one of the shrewd snp politicians, a man who's worked

in the media, who knows what it's like to be behind the camera and on camera. he has got people who have said this is toxic. he claimed, i think that this morning staff described their listeners or their viewers, sorry, as towerblock traces. that's not a good thing for people who watch a programme to hear that they're being demeaned and looked down upon. absolutely no, it's and it's devastating and it's dismissive, actually, of exactly the audience that people like at that time slot that they're on. they want people who are who they want people whoyare who are they want people who are who are sttttng— they want people who are who are sttttng at— they want people who are who are sttttng at home— they want people who are who are sitting at home in— they want people who are who are sitting at home in the day by tettnttton— sitting at home in the day by definition an— sitting at home in the day by definition an and you should worshtp— definition an and you should worshtp ant— definition an and you should worship and cherish these peopte.— worship and cherish these peopte. they— worship and cherish these people. they pay your massive wages— people. they pay your massive wages .— people. they pay your massive wages . staye— people. they pay your massive wages . okay? want to be wages. okay? they want to be entertatntng— wages. okay? they want to be entertaining. have a you entertaining. you have a you have— entertaining. you have a you have a— entertaining. you have a you have a duty— entertaining. you have a you have a duty to— entertaining. you have a you have a duty to entertain them ant— have a duty to entertain them ant-then— have a duty to entertain them and-them with- have a duty to entertain them and them with good and provide them with good sontent— and provide them with good content. certainly shouldn't and provide them with good corcalling certainly shouldn't and provide them with good corcalling themtainly shouldn't and provide them with good corcalling them names houldn't and provide them with good corcalling them names and dn't and provide them with good corcalling them names and being be calling them names and being terogatory— be calling them names and being derogatory—behind. derogatory about them behind thet— derogatory about them behind net-poop,— derogatory about them behind their look, nigel, i'm their backs. look, nigel, i'm very— their backs. look, nigel, i'm very sorry— their backs. look, nigel, i'm very sorry about— their backs. look, nigel, i'm very sorry about this, but i have— very sorry about this, but i have rust— very sorry about this, but i have just had— very sorry about this, but i have just had something a little bit have just had something a little htt-tn— have just had something a little htt-tn whtsh— have just had something a little bit-in which i'm-tol bit break in which i'm going to have— bit break in which i'm going to have-to— bit break in which i'm going to have-to you,— bit break in which i'm going to have-to you my- bit break in which i'm going to have to you, my good man. have to go to you, my good man.

out— have to go to you, my good man. hut-tatt— have to go to you, my good man. hut-tatt to— have to go to you, my good man. hut-tatt to you— have to go to you, my good man. but talk to you again but i will talk to you again shortty— but i will talk to you again shortty as— but i will talk to you again shortly as nigel pauley there, who-s— shortly as nigel pauley there, who-s a— shortly as nigel pauley there, who's a fleet— shortly as nigel pauley there, who's a fleet street legend. thank— who's a fleet street legend. thank-r— who's a fleet street legend. thank-i will— who's a fleet street legend.| thank-i will-him thank you. i will talk to him agatn— thank you. i will talk to him agatn shorty.— thank you. i will talk to him again shortly. look as you were heartng.— again shortly. look as you were heartng—or- again shortly. look as you were heartng—or re- hearing, just about 10 or 15 ntnutes— hearing, just about 10 or 15 minutes-guido- hearing, just about 10 or 15 minutes guido fawkes, minutes ago, guido fawkes, the news—reporttng- minutes ago, guido fawkes, thei news—reporting that news website, are reporting that rrtvtteges— news website, are reporting that privileges member privileges committee member and partygate— privileges committee member and hartygashost— privileges committee member and partyga shock horror attended jenkin, shock horror attended tosttown— jenkin, shock horror attended lockdown drinks, gatherings htnsett— lockdown drinks, gatherings htnsett .— lockdown drinks, gatherings himself . this— lockdown drinks, gatherings himself . this is a guy who was himself. this is a guy who was in himself. this is a guy who was tn sharge— himself. this is a guy who was tn sharge ot— himself. this is a guy who was in charge of kyiv._ himself. this is a guy who was in charge of kyiv. well, the old nons— in charge of kyiv. well, the old boris johnson— in charge of kyiv. well, the old boris johnson inquiry. in charge of kyiv. well, the old boris johnson inquiry . joining boris johnson inquiry. joining me now is conservative mp attshaet— me now is conservative mp michael fabricant, who react hot off michael fabricant, who react hot oh the— michael fabricant, who react hot oh the press— michael fabricant, who react hot off the press to _ michael fabricant, who react hot off the press to this big hreattng— off the press to this big breaking news story. michael, thank— breaking news story. michael, thank you— breaking news story. michael, thank you very— breaking news story. michael, thank you very much. i mean, thts— thank you very much. i mean, thts ts— thank you very much. i mean, this is shocking— thank you very much. i mean, this is shocking stuff. it is shosttng— this is shocking stuff. it is shocking because bernard jenkin, my shocking because bernard jenkin, nysotteague— shocking because bernard jenkin, my colleague, bernard jenkin, astuatty— my colleague, bernard jenkin, actually chaired— my colleague, bernard jenkin, actually chaired the privileges sonntttee — actually chaired the privileges committee inquiry and gave a very— committee inquiry and gave a very ptous— committee inquiry and gave a very ptous ant— committee inquiry and gave a very pious and some might say sastonous— very pious and some might say sanctimonious speech about just how— sanctimonious speech about just how rotten— sanctimonious speech about just how rotten boris— sanctimonious speech about just how rotten boris johnson was for attenttng— how rotten boris johnson was for attenttng a— how rotten boris johnson was for attenttng a party— how rotten boris johnson was for attending a party at a distance where— attending a party at a distance where there— attending a party at a distance where there was— attending a party at a distance where there was a— attending a party at a distance where there was a cake. ' “r: �*7 where there was a cake. and if thts— where there was a cake. and if this information that's breaking from guido fawkes is true in a

much smaller room , he did much much smaller room, he did much the same. if it's true, we all don't want to be sued. if it's true, it is, of course, the most incredible hypocrisy, because if you recall, it was chris bryant who originally chaired the committee. he stood down because he said that he was biased . it he said that he was biased. it then went into the hands of harriet harman and bernard jenkin, who actually was the deputy chair to harriet harman , deputy chair to harriet harman, not actually the chair. i'm reminded . he then gave a sanctum reminded. he then gave a sanctum of a speech, as did others . and of a speech, as did others. and of a speech, as did others. and of course, let me put- of a speech, as did others. and of course, let me put this- of course, let me put this to you,— of course, let me put this to you, thtshaet— of course, let me put this to you, michael. michael, let me let you, michael. michael, let me tet ne— you, michael. michael, let me tet he put— you, michael. michael, let me let me put this— you, michael. michael, let me let me put this to— you, michael. michael, let me let me put this to you. this is rust— let me put this to you. this is tust tantet— let me put this to you. this is just landed in— let me put this to you. this is just landed in front of me right rts— just landed in front of me right rt-s a— just landed in front of me right now. it's a quote— just landed in front of me right now. it's a quote from boris johnson.— now. it's a quote from boris johnson. he— now. it's a quote from boris johnson. he says, this is about hernart— johnson. he says, this is about bernard jenkin. _ johnson. he says, this is about bernard jenkin. this has just come through— bernard jenkin. this has just come through to— bernard jenkin. this has just come through to me. says he come through to me. he says he has— come through to me. he says he has-hut— come through to me. he says he has-hut to— come through to me. he says he has-but to explain- come through to me. he says he has but to explain his has no choice but to explain his asttons— has no choice but to explain his asttonslhts— has no choice but to explain his actions-his own— has no choice but to explain his actions his own committee, actions to his own committee, for-colleagues— actions to his own committee, for-colleagues to- for his colleagues to investigate- for his colleagues to investigate then to for his colleagues to- investigate .then to resign . investigate and then to resign. i investigate and then to resign. r mean— investigate and then to resign. r mean-thts— investigate and then to resign. i mean,-this cast- investigate and then to resign. i mean, this cast a i mean, does this cast a sonptete— i mean, does this cast a complete doubt over everything that— complete doubt over everything that-or— complete doubt over everything that-or nay— complete doubt over everything that-or may not— complete doubt over everything that or may not be found that may or may not be found agatnst— that may or may not be found agatnst eons— that may or may not be found against boris johnson and htghttght— against boris johnson and highlight potentially what boris

johnson— highlight potentially what boris johnson _whichl johnson was suggesting, which is that—kangaroo- johnson was suggesting, which is that kangaroo court? that this was a kangaroo court? wett— that this was a kangaroo court? wett. r— that this was a kangaroo court? wett. r mean— that this was a kangaroo court? well, i mean, many— that this was a kangaroo court? well, i mean, many of- that this was a kangaroo court? well, i mean, many of us- that this was a kangaroo court? well, i mean, many of us i- that this was a kangaroo court? well, i mean, many of us i was there when boris johnson gave his evidence and the body language of the committee members was disgraceful . 1 or members was disgraceful. 1 or 2 of them behaved in a dignified way. others were sort of nodding their head in disagreement with their head in disagreement with the evidence that boris was providing. they are supposed to be jurors. they're supposed to be jurors. they're supposed to be a proper court , not a be a proper court, not a kangaroo court. and some of them behaved, i'm afraid , as if it behaved, i'm afraid, as if it were a kangaroo court. but what this does is show throw considerable doubt into the findings of the committee . you findings of the committee. you know, one of the things that many mps find incredibly irritating is the sort of sanctimonious way in which the privileges committee at times behaves. privileges committee at times behaves . and when we hear that behaves. and when we hear that one of the key members of the committee, the senior member on the conservative side , was the conservative side, was apparently , if guido fawkes is apparently, if guido fawkes is correct ,

apparently, if guido fawkes is correct, breaking apparently, if guido fawkes is correct , breaking exactly the correct, breaking exactly the same rules. but in fact, in a much smaller room , then really, much smaller room, then really, you know, it casts a doubt on the veracity of the whole report. well, there you go. i mean, should this report just be thrown— mean, should this report just be thrown oute— mean, should this report just be thrown out? should boris johnson tht— thrown out? should boris johnson ttnt ot— thrown out? should boris johnson kind of rescind— thrown out? should boris johnson kind of rescind his— thrown out? should boris johnson kind of rescind his resignation? shoute— kind of rescind his resignation? shoutt he— kind of rescind his resignation? should he maybe— kind of rescind his resignation? should he maybe be apologise to tornatty— should he maybe be apologise to formally-bernard— should he maybe be apologise to formally bernard jenkin? formally by bernard jenkin? wett— formally by bernard jenkin? wett r— formally by bernard jenkin? well, i certainly think that hernart— well, i certainly think that bernard jenkins should apologise hesause— bernard jenkins should apologise hesause r— bernard jenkins should apologise hesause r keep— bernard jenkins should apologise because i keep saying if it's true,— because i keep saying if it's true, because _ because i keep saying if it's true, because if— because i keep saying if it's true, because if it's true , my true, because if it's true, my gosh— true, because if it's true, my gosh, you— true, because if it's true, my gosh, you know,— true, because if it's true, my gosh, you know, the hypocrisy is tnsretthte. — gosh, you know, the hypocrisy is incredible. and— gosh, you know, the hypocrisy is incredible. “r: [it r:r1:r 1“ 1“ incredible. and guido in his report, which is just breaking, says, cast your mind back to bernard jenkins. he says this to bernard jenkins. he says this to bernard jenkin. cast your mind back to december 8th during the lockdown. do you remember attending a drinks party in parliament held by eleanor lange? bernard jenkin replies, i didn't attend any drinks parties dunng didn't attend any drinks parties during lockdown , guido says, but during lockdown, guido says, but it was your wife's birthday celebration . so are you saying celebration. so are you saying you didn't have anything to dnnk? you didn't have anything to drink? bernard jenkin then says, oh, i don't recall. and then

bother to go on about it now. but there's evidence that in fact drinks were served. look michael, thank you very much for making the time for us at short notice. and really emphasising how— notice. and really emphasising how you— notice. and really emphasising how you teet— notice. and really emphasising how you teet .— notice. and really emphasising how you feel . and— notice. and really emphasising how you feel . and i- rtr11 and really emphasising how you feel . and i think how you feel. and i think eshotng— how you feel. and i think echoing the— how you feel. and i think echoing the way that a lot of peopte— echoing the way that a lot of peopte teet— echoing the way that a lot of people feel about this whole thtng— people feel about this whole thtng ant— people feel about this whole thtng ant tt— people feel about this whole thing and if indeed it is true, the— thing and if indeed it is true, the hyposrtsy— thing and if indeed it is true, the hypocrisy here, you can atnost— the hypocrisy here, you can atnost-tt— the hypocrisy here, you can almost-itllittle - the hypocrisy here, you can almost it little bit almost taste it a little bit the— almost taste it a little bit the a— almost taste it a little bit like a drinks— almost taste it a little bit like a drinks reception at your wtte-s— like a drinks reception at your hes-party.- like a drinks reception at your. wtte-s-party.-you wife's birthday party. thank you very—rahrtsantl very much. michael fabricant there.— very much. michael fabricant there. ot— very much. michael fabricant there, of course— very much. michael fabricant there, of course ,— very much. michael fabricant there, of course , soon to be sir there, of course, soon to be sir thshaet— there, of course, soon to be sir thtshaet as— there, of course, soon to be sir michael as well— there, of course, soon to be sir michael as well ,— there, of course, soon to be sir michael as well , it— there, of course, soon to be sir michael as well, it must be satt. — michael as well, it must be satt. lhere— michael as well, it must be said. .here.go. - michael as well, it must be said. here go. we've had said. so here we go. we've had a very,— said. so here we go. we've had a very, very.— said. so here we go. we've had a very, very, very— said. so here we go. we've had a very, very, very busy— said. so here we go. we've had a very, very, very busy first hour of very, very, very busy first hour ot-show— very, very, very busy first hour ot-show ,— very, very, very busy first hour ot-show . so— very, very, very busy first hour of-show , so we've- very, very, very busy first hour of show , so we've got loads of this show, so we've got loads none-though- of this show, so we've got loads more though, because more to come, though, because a sane— more to come, though, because a care home— more to come, though, because a care home resident— more to come, though, because a care home resident has told gb wens— care home resident has told gb news that— care home resident has told gb news that the— care home resident has told gb news that the suspect in the wotttnghan— news that the suspect in the nottingham attacks to news that the suspect in the nottinin am attacks to news that the suspect in the nottinin ati attacks to news that the suspect in the nottinin at quarter; to news that the suspect in the nottinin at quarter past to news that the suspect in the nottinin at quarter past five break in at quarter past five yestertay— break in at quarter past five yesterday morning and a vigil is about— yesterday morning and a vigil is about to— yesterday morning and a vigil is about to tate— yesterday morning and a vigil is about to take place in the city in about to take place in the city tn honour— about to take place in the city tn honour ot— about to take place in the city in honour of the— about to take place in the city in honour of the victims, which we wttt— in honour of the victims, which we wttt ot— in honour of the victims, which we will of course— in honour of the victims, which we will of course be bringing to you— we will of course be bringing to you the— we will of course be bringing to you ttve here— we will of course be bringing to you live here on— we will of course be bringing to you live here on this show. i'm ratnst— you live here on this show. i'm patrick christys— you live here on this show. i'm patrick christys on— you live here on this show. i'm patrick christys on gb news and we are britain's— patrick christys on gb news and we are britain's news channel. i wttt— we are britain's news channel. i wttt see— we are britain's news channel. i wttt you— we are britain's news channel. i wttt you very— we are britain's news channel. i wttt you very .— we are britain's news channel. i will see you very , very shortly. will see you very, very shortly. hon-t— will see you very, very shortly. hon-t — will see you very, very shortly. don't move. fast— will see you very, very shortly. don't move. fast paced show this

it's 4 pm. is patrick christys. rts— it's 4 pm. is patrick christys. rt-s sh— it's 4 pm. is patrick christys. rt-s on news.— it's 4 pm. is patrick christys. it's gb news. shocking new revelations— it's gb news. shocking new revelations about this nottinghamshire attack that took ptase— nottinghamshire attack that took ptase yestertay. — nottinghamshire attack that took place yesterday. three people satty— place yesterday. three people satty tost— place yesterday. three people sadly lost their— place yesterday. three people sadly lost their lives. great tuna— sadly lost their lives. great kumar barnaby— sadly lost their lives. great kumar barnaby webber and of course as well— kumar barnaby webber and of course as well ian coats. kumar barnaby webber and of course as well ian coats . and course as well ian coats. and there— course as well ian coats. and there ts— course as well ian coats. and there ts a— course as well ian coats. and there is a vigil— course as well ian coats. and there is a vigil taking place to those— there is a vigil taking place to those individuals— there is a vigil taking place to those individuals as we speak ant— those individuals as we speak ant we— those individuals as we speak and we can bring— those individuals as we speak and we can bring you live images of and we can bring you live images ot that— and we can bring you live images ot that rtght— and we can bring you live images of that right now.— and we can bring you live images of that right now. that is at the— of that right now. that is at the university— of that right now. that is at the university of nottingham where— the university of nottingham where those— the university of nottingham where those two— the university of nottingham where those two teenagers were attenttng— where those two teenagers were attending their— where those two teenagers were attending their studies, walking past— attending their studies, walking past tron — attending their studies, walking past tron a— attending their studies, walking back from a night out, hundreds gutte— back from a night out, hundreds gutte possthty— back from a night out, hundreds quite possibly thousands of peopte— quite possibly thousands of peopte att— quite possibly thousands of people all gathered to pay their respests— people all gathered to pay their respests to— people all gathered to pay their respects to all— people all gathered to pay their respects to all three of the vtsttns— respects to all three of the vtsttns hy— respects to all three of the victims, by the _ respects to all three of the victims, by the way. but srustatty— victims, by the way. but crucially, given that this is at the— crucially, given that this is at the university— crucially, given that this is at the university of— crucially, given that this is at the university of nottingham , the university of nottingham, woutt— the university of nottingham,

one would imagine there to those two-stutents — one would imagine there to those two-students, we're- one would imagine there to those two students, we're going two fellow students, we're going toltattng— two fellow students, we're going toltattng that— two fellow students, we're going to taking that vigil live. to be taking that vigil live. out— to be taking that vigil live. hut we— to be taking that vigil live. but we also— to be taking that vigil live. but we also we— to be taking that vigil live. but we also we also just heard as wett— but we also we also just heard as well, didn't— but we also we also just heard as well, didn't we,— but we also we also just heard as well, didn't we, from an eyewttness— as well, didn't we, from an eyewitness exclusively here on gb eyewitness exclusively here on on news— eyewitness exclusively here on gb news about— eyewitness exclusively here on gb news about the individual hettevet— gb news about the individual hettevet to— gb news about the individual believed to be— gb news about the individual believed to be responsible for these— believed to be responsible for these attacks,— believed to be responsible for these attacks, trying to break tnto— these attacks, trying to break tnto soe— these attacks, trying to break into some sheltered accommodation. this alters the ttnettne— accommodation. this alters the timeline somewhat. i will be gtvtng— timeline somewhat. i will be gtvtng you— timeline somewhat. i will be gtvtng you the— timeline somewhat. i will be giving you the very latest tetatt— giving you the very latest tetatt on— giving you the very latest detail on that— giving you the very latest detail on that as we get it. in other— detail on that as we get it. in other news— detail on that as we get it. in other news, as— detail on that as we get it. in other news, as well, we're going to he— other news, as well, we're going to he tatttng— other news, as well, we're going to be talking about— other news, as well, we're going to be talking about this point, tevastattng— to be talking about this point, devastating topic, which is about—military about a homeless military veteran— about a homeless military veteran _left- about a homeless military veteran - left to l about a homeless military- veteran _left to freeze veteran who was left to freeze to teath— veteran who was left to freeze to teath on — veteran who was left to freeze to death on the— veteran who was left to freeze to death on the streets. he was asttng— to death on the streets. he was asttng tor— to death on the streets. he was asking for sheltered accommodation himself. he was desperate— accommodation himself. he was tesperate to— accommodation himself. he was tesperate to try— accommodation himself. he was desperate to try to _ accommodation himself. he was desperate to try to get in into the— desperate to try to get in into the warmth. — desperate to try to get in into the warmth. this— desperate to try to get in into the warmth. this is back in 202t— the warmth. this is back in 2021. instead— the warmth. this is back in 2021. instead he- the warmth. this is back in 2021. instead he was just given a steeptng— 2021. instead he was just given a steeptng hag— 2021. instead he was just given a sleeping bag and allowed to tree— a sleeping bag and allowed to tree to— a sleeping bag and allowed to freeze to death— a sleeping bag and allowed to freeze to death on the streets of freeze to death on the streets ot hntatn. — freeze to death on the streets of britain. why— freeze to death on the streets of britain. why are we able to tha— of britain. why are we able to find accommodation? for some peopte— find accommodation? for some peopte who— find accommodation? for some peopte who are— find accommodation? for some people who are not our brave nttttary— people who are not our brave military heroes?— people who are not our brave military heroes? it winds me rtght— military heroes? it winds me rtght up— military heroes? it winds me rtght up thts. — military heroes? it winds me right up this. i'm going to be tatttng— right up this. i'm going to be talking about— right up this. i'm going to be talking about it— right up this. i'm going to be talking about it a little bit tater— talking about it a little bit tater on— talking about it a little bit later on. and— talking about it a little bit later on. and yes, this one prote— later on. and yes, this one hrote not— later on. and yes, this one broke not so— later on. and yes, this one broke not so long ago at all. in tast— broke not so long ago at all. in fact, rust— broke not so long ago at all. in fact, tust a— broke not so long ago at all. in fact, just a few— broke not so long ago at all. in

fact, just a few moments ago. wett— fact, just a few moments ago. wett soutt— fact, just a few moments ago. well, could we— fact, just a few moments ago. well, could we be— fact, just a few moments ago. well, could we be in the realms? who— well, could we be in the realms? who woutt— well, could we be in the realms? who would have— well, could we be in the realms? who would have thought it of partygate— who would have thought it of some partygate hypocrisy? it's energet,— some partygate hypocrisy? it's emerged,_reports| some partygate hypocrisy? it's. emerged,_reports in emerged, according to reports in euros,— emerged, according to reports in guido,-bernard_ emerged, according to reports in guido, bernard jenkin, that guido, that bernard jenkin, that one—sharget- guido, that bernard jenkin, that one _charged withj one of the people charged with engutrtng— enquiring into boris johnson, teattng— enquiring into boris johnson, leading johnson's leading to boris johnson's restgnatton— leading to boris johnson's resignation down, resignation stepping down, etsetera— resignation stepping down, etcetera. .he- resignation stepping down, etcetera. he may have had etcetera. well he may have had a ttttte— etcetera. well he may have had a ttttte ttppte — etcetera. well he may have had a little tipple himself during tosttown— little tipple himself during lockdown-a— little tipple himself during lockdown a gathering in a lockdown at a gathering in a shatt— lockdown at a gathering in a snatt noon— lockdown at a gathering in a small room wife's party. small room for his wife's party. wett— small room for his wife's party. wett gooe— small room for his wife's party. well good grief.— small room for his wife's party. well good grief. boris johnson htnsett— well good grief. boris johnson htnsett has— well good grief. boris johnson himself has spoken out and said that— himself has spoken out and said that-individual— himself has spoken out and said that individual should that the individual should be torset—hts- that the individual should be forced—his owni forced to account to his own sonntttee — forced to account to his own committee-then- forced to account to his own committee then resign. we're committee and then resign. we're all committee and then resign. we're att-thts— committee and then resign. we're att-thts as— committee and then resign. we're all-this as. news- committee and then resign. we're all this as news from all over this as gb news from ratnst— all over this as gb news from me. patrick christys . well, keep me. patrick christys. well, keep those— me. patrick christys. well, keep those enatts— me. patrick christys. well, keep those emails coming in. gb views gb those emails coming in. gb views on news— those emails coming in. gb views on news tot— those emails coming in. gb views gb news dot com.— those emails coming in. gb views gb news dot com. we are going to be gb news dot com. we are going to he teeptng— gb news dot com. we are going to he teeptng you— gb news dot com. we are going to be keeping you right up to date wtth— be keeping you right up to date wtth the— be keeping you right up to date with the latest— be keeping you right up to date with the latest on— be keeping you right up to date with the latest on those nottinghamshire attacks. still so many— nottinghamshire attacks. still so many unanswered questions about— so many unanswered questions about the— so many unanswered questions about the individual believed to be responsible.— about the individual believed to be responsible. we'll get be responsible. we'll try to get —soeyou- be responsible. we'll try to get —soeyou tn- be responsible. we'll try to get some _you in the. some answers for you in the sontng— some answers for you in the sontng hour.— some answers for you in the coming hour. but— some answers for you in the coming hour. but as your coming hour. but now as your heatttnes— coming hour. but now as your headlines-polly- coming hour. but now as your headlines-polly .- coming hour. but now as your headlines polly . patrick headlines with polly. patrick thank— headlines with polly. patrick thank you.— headlines with polly. patrick thank you. good— headlines with polly. patrick

thank you. good afternoon. well, the very latest from nottingham is that police have now formally identified all three victims of the nottingham attacks . school the nottingham attacks. school caretaker ian coates was the third person fatally stabbed in nottingham yesterday. his van was stolen and then used to target others. 19 year olds. barnaby webber and grace kumar were also killed in attacks and a 31 year old man with a history of violence is still being questioned by police and cctv from selhurst house residential care home, showing a man trying to enter a window is being examined by detectives. earlier gb news spoke to jason derbyshire , a resident from that derbyshire, a resident from that care home who was an eyewitness for the curtains. and there was rust— for the curtains. and there was tust soe— for the curtains. and there was tust guy— for the curtains. and there was just some guy stood— rt and there was just some guy stood under rt. and there was just some guy stood under this arshway— just some guy stood under this arshway att— just some guy stood under this archway all dressed in black, 90t— archway all dressed in black, got a— archway all dressed in black, got a wash— archway all dressed in black, got a black rucksack , black got a black rucksack, black heante— got a black rucksack, black heante hat— got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on,— got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on, just staring at the— beanie hat on, just staring at the etges— beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over— beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over there and gone hast— the edges over there and gone hast tn— the edges over there and gone hast tn ny— the edges over there and gone back in my room— the edges over there and gone back in my room .— the edges over there and gone back in my room . had a wash. 30s back in my room. had a wash. 30s tater— back in my room. had a wash. 30s tater there-s— back in my room. had a wash. 30s later there's really— back in my room. had a wash. 30s later there's really banging , later there's really banging, tout— later there's really banging, tout hangtng.— later there's really banging, loud banging, trying to get through— loud banging, trying to get through that— loud banging, trying to get

through that window and i didn't see through that window and i didn't the— through that window and i didn't see the security— through that window and i didn't see the security guard come out, but see the security guard come out, put apparentty— see the security guard come out, put apparentty he— see the security guard come out, but apparently he did . and the but apparently he did. and the guy astet— but apparently he did. and the guy astet hm,— but apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostete— guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel? he— guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostet— or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostet. ant— or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel. and then— or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel. and then he— or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel. and then he just came hast— hostel. and then he just came hast through— hostel. and then he just came back through this— hostel. and then he just came back through this archway and just back through this archway and tust wattet— back through this archway and just walked off— back through this archway and just walked off there dead calm . so.— just walked off there dead calm . so. yeah— just walked off there dead calm . so. yeah .— just walked off there dead calm . so, yeah , horrendous. . so, yeah, horrendous. absolutely— . so, yeah, horrendous. absolutely horrendous . this that absolutely horrendous. this that someone can do— absolutely horrendous. this that someone can do that. i don't know— someone can do that. i don't know .— someone can do that. i don't know . r— someone can do that. i don't know . r reatty— someone can do that. i don't know . i really don't know . know. i really don't know. tet-s— know. i really don't know. tet-s tate— know. i really don't know. let's take you _ know. i really don't know. let's take you live- know. i really don't know. let's take you live now- know. i really don't know. let's take you live now to nottingham university. as you were hearing earlier on, there is a vigil taking place within the universe grounds. it's a vigil for the 219 year old freshers of that university first year students, barnaby webber and grace kumar, who lost their lives in the nottingham attacks yesterday. prayers will be said. there will be speeches and of course there will be tears as is being reported locally, that families of the students barnaby and grace are expected to be present at that vigil . now in other news today,

vigil. now in other news today, a home office minister says the government will provide more legal routes for refugees to enter the uk. lord murray of blidworth says new routes could be implemented as soon as the end of next year. that's after more than 9000 people crossed the channel in small boats so far this year. itv's boss says both parties involved in phillip schofield affair repeatedly denied allegations that they had a relationship . chief executive a relationship. chief executive dame carolyn mccall has told mps action would have been taken had there been any evidence. but there been any evidence. but there was only ever rumour. itv bosses also say they do not recognise claims of a toxic culture . at this morning culture. at this morning programme with evidence we would have been able to launch a formal investigation because the imbalance of power , the imbalance of power, the imbalance of power, the imbalance in in in of dynamics in that relationship makes it

deeply inappropriate. we worked very, very deeply inappropriate. we worked very. very hart— deeply inappropriate. we worked very, very hard for— deeply inappropriate. we worked very, very hard for many,- : we worked very, very hard for many, many months.— very, very hard for many, many months. rn— very, very hard for many, many months. in fact— very, very hard for many, many months. in fact ,— very, very hard for many, many months. in fact , until recently months. in fact, until recently to ash— months. in fact, until recently to ash peopte— months. in fact, until recently to ask people not— months. in fact, until recently to ask people not just phillip sshottett— to ask people not just phillip schofield and— to ask people not just phillip schofield and person x , but schofield and person x, but peopte— schofield and person x, but peopte tn— schofield and person x, but people in production on if they hat— people in production on if they hat tt— people in production on if they hat tt they— people in production on if they had if they knew— people in production on if they had if they knew something was going— had if they knew something was gotng — had if they knew something was gotng ant— had if they knew something was gotng ant tt— had if they knew something was going on. and it was repeatedly tentet— going on. and it was repeatedly tentet hy— going on. and it was repeatedly denied by both— going on. and it was repeatedly denied by both individuals. news on the— denied by both individuals. news on the esonorny— denied by both individuals. news on the economy now and stronger trage— on the economy now and stronger trate at— on the economy now and stronger trate at hars— on the economy now and stronger trade at bars, pubs— on the economy now and stronger trade at bars, pubs and shops has— trade at bars, pubs and shops has hetpet— trade at bars, pubs and shops has helped the— trade at bars, pubs and shops has helped the economy return to growth— has helped the economy return to growth tn— has helped the economy return to growth tn the— has helped the economy return to growth in the uk— has helped the economy return to growth in the uk. _ has helped the economy return to growth in the uk . growth in the uk. the latest figures show it expanded by 0.2% in april. that's recovery from a 0.3% fall of the previous month. the office for national statistics says the positive impact of improved hospitality and retail spending was offset by industrial action hitting other sectors . thousands of nhs other sectors. thousands of nhs appointments and operations are being affected by a junior doctors strike in england. union members have walked out for 72 hours over an ongoing dispute .

hours over an ongoing dispute. the british medical association is asking for a full restoration of pay, which it says has seen a 26% cut. they've so far rejected a 5% offer. the health secretary steve barclay, says it is a fair and reasonable offer. i think a 35% pay rise and reasonable offer. i think a son pay to— and reasonable offer. i think a 35% pay rise to too— 51“r: i think a 35% pay rise to too many of your ts— 35% pay rise to too many of your viewers is seen— 35% pay rise to too many of your viewers is seen as— 35% pay rise to too many of your viewers is seen as something that-s— viewers is seen as something has out— viewers is seen as something has out ot— viewers is seen as something that's out of step— viewers is seen as something that's out of step with what they— that's out of step with what they themselves would be resetvtng — they themselves would be resetvtng .— they themselves would be receiving . so— they themselves would be receiving . so we had talks with receiving. so we had talks with the tuna— receiving. so we had talks with the junior doctors.— receiving. so we had talks with the junior doctors. the junior tostors— the junior doctors. the junior doctors walked— the junior doctors. the junior doctors walked away from those ttssusstons— doctors walked away from those ttssusstons .— doctors walked away from those discussions , even— doctors walked away from those discussions , even though we discussions, even though we brought— discussions, even though we hrought tn— discussions, even though we brought in the— discussions, even though we brought in the intermediary that they— brought in the intermediary that they asked— brought in the intermediary that they astet us— brought in the intermediary that they asked us to— brought in the intermediary that they asked us to do. ' “r: brought in the intermediary that they asked us to do. '1“r: : they asked us to do. and we made them an offer 5% plus a lump sum in line with what's been offered for paramedics , for midwives, for paramedics, for midwives, for paramedics, for midwives, for nurses , for many others with for nurses, for many others with the nhs . and today, the nhs. and today, unfortunately, the junior doctors have refused to move at all from their demand for 35. health secretary steve barclay there— health secretary steve barclay there youe— health secretary steve barclay there you're with— health secretary steve barclay there you're with gb news more as tt— there you're with gb news more news as it happens. t

news as it happens. back now to . patrick yeah, let's go straight to nottingham i think where a vigil is taking place following yesterday's attacks that sadly left three people dead. two of those individuals— left three people dead. two of those individuals were - those individuals were nottingham- those individuals were nottingham university students. harnahy— nottingham university students. barnaby webber— nottingham university students. barnaby webber and grace kumar. what— barnaby webber and grace kumar. what youe— barnaby webber and grace kumar. what you're looking at now is the vtgtt— what you're looking at now is the vigil where— what you're looking at now is the vigil where a— what you're looking at now is the vigil where a moment sttense— the vigil where a moment sttense. a— the vigil where a moment silence, a period of silence reatty— silence, a period of silence reatty has— silence, a period of silence really has already been held . really has already been held. vou— really has already been held. vou sant— really has already been held. you can't quite— really has already been held. you can't quite see it from that angte— you can't quite see it from that camera angle, but— you can't quite see it from that camera angle, but thousands of peopte— camera angle, but thousands of peopte are— camera angle, but thousands of peopte out— camera angle, but thousands of people are out there to pay then— people are out there to pay their respects— people are out there to pay their respects .— people are out there to pay their respects . it follows their respects. it follows a vtgtt— their respects. it follows a vtgtt tast— their respects. it follows a vigil last night— their respects. it follows a vigil last night at saint peters— vigil last night at saint peter's church in nottingham where— peter's church in nottingham where a— peter's church in nottingham where a tot— peter's church in nottingham where a lot of— peter's church in nottingham where a lot of people , mostly where a lot of people, mostly stutents— where a lot of people, mostly students, went— where a lot of people, mostly students, went to _ where a lot of people, mostly students, went to lay wreaths ant— students, went to lay wreaths ant ttowers— students, went to lay wreaths and flowers and— students, went to lay wreaths and flowers and light candles. it's and flowers and light candles. rt-s atso— and flowers and light candles. it's also really— and flowers and light candles. it's also really as— and flowers and light candles. it's also really as well, i thtnt— it's also really as well, i think worth— it's also really as well, i think worth noting that the other— think worth noting that the other individual involved in thts— other individual involved in thts ts— other individual involved in thts ts not— other individual involved in this is not just— other individual involved in this is not just nottingham untverstty— this is not just nottingham university students who were tnvotvet— university students who were tnvotvet .— university students who were involved , because ian coates,

involved, because ian coates, who-s— involved, because ian coates, who-s a— involved, because ian coates, who's a man who— involved, because ian coates, who's a man who was in his 60s, atso— who's a man who was in his 60s, was also killed— who's a man who was in his 60s, was also killed in— who's a man who was in his 60s, was also killed in this ridiculous— was also killed in this ridiculous atrocity that took ptase— ridiculous atrocity that took ptase tn— ridiculous atrocity that took place in nottingham. when it is hettevet— place in nottingham. when it is hettevet he— place in nottingham. when it is believed he was— place in nottingham. when it is believed he was stabbed to teath.— believed he was stabbed to death, dragged— believed he was stabbed to death, dragged out of a van, tett— death, dragged out of a van, tett tn— death, dragged out of a van, tett tn the— death, dragged out of a van, left in the street— death, dragged out of a van, left in the street before that van was then _ left in the street before that van was then driven into a group of van was then driven into a group ot three— van was then driven into a group ot three other— van was then driven into a group of three other people waiting at a hus— of three other people waiting at a bus stop.— of three other people waiting at a hus stop. one— of three other people waiting at a bus stop, one of— of three other people waiting at a bus stop, one of whom remains , a bus stop, one of whom remains . ts— a bus stop, one of whom remains . ts tn— a bus stop, one of whom remains . ts tn a— a bus stop, one of whom remains . ts tn a srtttsat— a bus stop, one of whom remains , is in a critical condition . , is in a critical condition. hut— , is in a critical condition. hut these— , is in a critical condition. but these are— , is in a critical condition. but these are images if you parm santhu— but these are images if you parm sandhu emotional— but these are images if you parm sandhu emotional scenes. this tron— sandhu emotional scenes. this tron the— sandhu emotional scenes. this from the university of nottingham. as students gather to pay— nottingham. as students gather to pay then— nottingham. as students gather to pay their respects to their two— to pay their respects to their two colleagues,— to pay their respects to their two colleagues, many of whom woutt— two colleagues, many of whom would imagine— two colleagues, many of whom would imagine were their friends who— would imagine were their friends who ewe— would imagine were their friends who rust— would imagine were their friends who were just walking home from a htght— who were just walking home from a ntght out— who were just walking home from antght out to— who were just walking home from a night out to celebrate the end of a night out to celebrate the end ot thet— a night out to celebrate the end of their first— a night out to celebrate the end of their first year— a night out to celebrate the end of their first year at university - of their first year at university ,- of their first year at university , walking home university, walking home together— university, walking home together at— university, walking home together at around 4:00 in the norntng— together at around 4:00 in the norntng when— together at around 4:00 in the morning when they were confronted— morning when they were confronted by- morning when they were confronted by an individual who just confronted by an individual who tust toot— confronted by an individual who just took their— confronted by an individual who just took their lives in a senseless,— just took their lives in a senseless, horrific, violent act . ant— senseless, horrific, violent act . ant yes.— senseless, horrific, violent act . and yes, there— senseless, horrific, violent act . and yes, there we go. just enottonat— . and yes, there we go. just emotional scenes at the vigil there— emotional scenes at the vigil there tn— emotional scenes at the vigil there in nottingham at the untverstty— there in nottingham at the university of— there in nottingham at the university of nottingham as stutents— university of nottingham as students gather to pay their respests. — students gather to pay their respests. we— students gather to pay their respects. we will keep going

hast— respects. we will keep going hast-vtgtt.- respects. we will keep going back-vigil. it's- respects. we will keep going back vigil. it's quite back to that vigil. it's quite an back to that vigil. it's quite. an-scene. apologies back to that vigil. it's quite- an-scene. apologies to an emotional scene. apologies to everyhoty. — an emotional scene. apologies to everybody. _tributes. everybody. anyway, so tributes have — everybody. anyway, so tributes have-to— everybody. anyway, so tributes have _to flood- everybody. anyway, so tributes have _to flood for. everybody. anyway, so tributes have to flood for in have continued to flood for in the— have continued to flood for in the two— have continued to flood for in the two talented— have continued to flood for in the two talented first year stutents— the two talented first year students and _ the two talented first year students and a— the two talented first year students and a school caretaker who— students and a school caretaker who ewe— students and a school caretaker who were stabbed— students and a school caretaker who were stabbed to death during a in who were stabbed to death during a—tn wotttnghani a deadly rampage in nottingham. stutents— a deadly rampage in nottingham. students o'malley, students grace o'malley, kumar and students grace o'malley, kumar ant—.- students grace o'malley, kumar ..a_, who- students grace o'malley, kumar ..a_, who and barnaby webber, who were hotn— and barnaby webber, who were hoth stutytng— and barnaby webber, who were both studying at— and barnaby webber, who were both studying at the university of nottingham,— both studying at the university of nottingham, been of nottingham, as i've been tetttng—were- of nottingham, as i've been. telling—were sadly telling you about, were sadly tount—tn- found fatally knifed in the street— found fatally knifed in the street i police - found fatally knifed in the street police tuesday street by police on tuesday norntng. — street by police on tuesday norntng. the— street by police on tuesday morning. the third victim, sshoot— morning. the third victim, school caretaker ian coates , has school caretaker ian coates, has teen— school caretaker ian coates, has heenas-— school caretaker ian coates, has heenas- a— school caretaker ian coates, has heenas- a hush- school caretaker ian coates, has been as a much loved been described as a much loved sotteague— been described as a much loved sotteague who— been described as a much loved colleague who always went the extra — colleague who always went the extra ntte— colleague who always went the extra mile for— colleague who always went the extra mile for the— colleague who always went the extra mile for the benefit of our children. _ extra mile for the benefit of our children. his— extra mile for the benefit of our children. his son lee said on twttter— our children. his son lee said on twitter that— our children. his son lee said on twitter that he— our children. his son lee said on twitter that he is broken whtte— on twitter that he is broken whtte hts— on twitter that he is broken while his father— on twitter that he is broken while his father , phil, said while his father, phil, said sorry.— while his father, phil, said sorry. the— while his father, phil, said sorry. the phil— while his father, phil, said sorry. the phil said , i can't sorry. the phil said, i can't steep.— sorry. the phil said, i can't steep. trytng— sorry. the phil said, i can't sleep- trying to_ sorry. the phil said, i can't sleep. trying to understand what happened— sleep. trying to understand what happenet .— sleep. trying to understand what happenet . tet-s— sleep. trying to understand what happened . let's go live now to happened. let's go live now to hone— happened. let's go live now to our home security— happened. let's go live now to our home security editor, mark whtte.— our home security editor, mark whtte. who— our home security editor, mark whtte. who ts— our home security editor, mark white, who is in— our home security editor, mark white, who is in nottingham and not so— white, who is in nottingham and not so tong— white, who is in nottingham and not so tong ago— white, who is in nottingham and not so long ago brought us an estusve— not so long ago brought us an exclusive line— not so long ago brought us an exclusive line with an individual— exclusive line with an individual was in some individual who was in some shetteret— individual who was in some sheltered accommodation in wotttnghan.— sheltered accommodation in nottingham. and this is really the development today, isn't it, wart.— the development today, isn't it, that. whtsh— the development today, isn't it, mark, which _the- mark, which is that the individual— mark, which is that the individual who believed to be individual who is believed to be responsthte— responsible for these attacks, who-s— responsible for these attacks, who-slpottse— responsible for these attacks, who's police custody, tried

who's in police custody, tried to garn— who's in police custody, tried to gatn entry— who's in police custody, tried to gatn entry .— who's in police custody, tried to gain entry , it— who's in police custody, tried to gain entry , it would seem, to gain entry, it would seem, tnto— to gain entry, it would seem, tnto soe— to gain entry, it would seem, into some sheltered accommodation . and let's be accommodation. and let's be honest.— accommodation. and let's be honest. peopte— accommodation. and let's be honest, people missed out on potenttatty— honest, people missed out on potentially being— honest, people missed out on potentially being more victims, but potentially being more victims, hut hy— potentially being more victims, put by hy— potentially being more victims, put by by a— potentially being more victims, but by by a whisker by by luck reatty.— but by by a whisker by by luck reatty. wart— but by by a whisker by by luck reatty. that r— but by by a whisker by by luck really. mark i think there's no aount— really. mark i think there's no touht ahout— really. mark i think there's no doubt about that. _ really. mark i think there's no doubt about that. rt

of the public were run over by this stolen van that belonged to the victim, ian coates . the the victim, ian coates. the fourth crime scene being the point where the police stopped that stolen van tasered and arrested their prime suspect . arrested their prime suspect. and now we have a fifth crime scene as confirmed by nottinghamshire police , as the nottinghamshire police, as the crime scene being this residential hall home for people with complex needs and vulnerabilities as they were inside here. it was 515 in the morning , according to one of the morning, according to one of the residents here, jason derbyshire, who i spoke to in the last hour , understandably the last hour, understandably very emotional as he's processing exactly what happened. he heard banging on the window of the room right next door , door to his he looked next door, door to his he looked at his mobile phone at that

time, as so many of us would do, when you're walking up and he saw it was 515 in the morning at that time, he looked out through the window and could see an individual . the window and could see an individual. by this time, on the other side of the street by some bushes looking into the bushes, dressed all in black. that man then apparently came back, started banging on the window again to try to get in. according to jason, he said the man didn't look agitated , but man didn't look agitated, but nonetheless, it was, you know, a clearly alarming incident for him , regardless of what he later him, regardless of what he later went on to find out, which was a terrible sequence of events across nottingham that have now been linked to this individual and that it realisation i think from jason that the man who was trying to get in to this residence complex care home if

you like, was indeed according to the police , the same to the police, the same individual who had killed and was was perhaps in the process of still killing one other of running down people in nottingham city centre that had he got inside this building then who knows what the consequences might have been because as i say, by its very nature the this facility looks after those with very complex needs, people who by the very nature are vulnerable and susceptible and not best perhaps prepared to defend themselves . so you know, defend themselves. so you know, all of that he's processing , all of that he's processing, he's processing the shocking news. as he said, he's a father , so he's processing the fact that two teenagers have been stabbed to death in this incident as well. and clearly very emotional, patrick, at what he is , is, you know, having to he is, is, you know, having to process this . absolutely. mark,

process this. absolutely. mark, thank— process this. absolutely. mark, thank you— process this. absolutely. mark, thank you very.— process this. absolutely. mark, thank you very, very- t absolutely. mark, thank you very, very much. i hetteve— thank you very, very much. i hetteve we— thank you very, very much. i believe we might actually have a ttttte— believe we might actually have a ttttte sttp— believe we might actually have a ttttte sttp ot— believe we might actually have a little clip of that— believe we might actually have a little clip of that individual. rason— little clip of that individual. jason derbyshire, that we can play— jason derbyshire, that we can ptay now— jason derbyshire, that we can ptay so— jason derbyshire, that we can play now. so this— jason derbyshire, that we can play now. so this is jason tatttng— play now. so this is jason tatttng to— play now. so this is jason talking to mark a little bit earner— talking to mark a little bit eartter on— talking to mark a little bit earlier on about his shock and rust— earlier on about his shock and rust the— earlier on about his shock and just the enormity— earlier on about his shock and just the enormity of the sttuatton— just the enormity of the situation .— just the enormity of the situation . let's play the clip situation. let's play the clip for situation. let's play the clip tor the— situation. let's play the clip for the curtains. ' “r: situation. let's play the clip for the curtains. “r: .1“r11”r11 situation. let's play the clip for the curtains. “r: .1“r11"r:1 for the curtains. and there was just some guy stored under this archway all dressed in black , archway all dressed in black, got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over there. and gone back in my room. i had a wash 30s later there's really banging , loud banging, trying to get through that window now. and i didn't see the security guard come out, but apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel. and then he just came back through this archway and just walked off there dead calm . so, yeah, there dead calm. so, yeah, surrender was absolutely horrendous . aslef we can do

horrendous. aslef we can do that. i don't know. i really don't know . well, he was clearly don't know. well, he was clearly shaken there. absolutely. now, very— shaken there. absolutely. now, very shortty— shaken there. absolutely. now, very shortly, mark,— shaken there. absolutely. now, very shortly, mark, i'm- 1“ 1“r11”r11 absolutely. now, very shortly, mark, i'm going to be very shortly, mark, i'm going to he tattng— very shortly, mark, i'm going to he tattng our— very shortly, mark, i'm going to be taking our viewers live to thts— be taking our viewers live to thts vtgtt— be taking our viewers live to this vigil that's— be taking our viewers live to this vigil that's taking place at the— this vigil that's taking place at the university of nottingham. of at the university of nottingham. or sourse— at the university of nottingham. or two — at the university of nottingham. of course, two of— at the university of nottingham. of course, two of the people who tost— of course, two of the people who tost-ttves— of course, two of the people who lost - lives yesterday - of course, two of the people who lost lives yesterday were lost their lives yesterday were stutents— lost their lives yesterday were stutents rust— lost their lives yesterday were students just 19— lost their lives yesterday were students just 19 years old. a lot students just 19 years old. a tot ot— students just 19 years old. a tot ot peopte— students just 19 years old. a lot of people are— students just 19 years old. a lot of people are saying flowers . santtes— lot of people are saying flowers . santtes .— lot of people are saying flowers . santtes . you— lot of people are saying flowers , candles , you know, sentiments , candles, you know, sentiments are , candles, you know, sentiments rust— , candles, you know, sentiments tust are— , candles, you know, sentiments tust hust— , candles, you know, sentiments are just are just not enough anyrnoe— are just are just not enough anyrnoe wtth— are just are just not enough anymore with what's been going on here. — anymore with what's been going on here. so— anymore with what's been going on here. so so— anymore with what's been going on here. so so many unanswered guesttons— on here. so so many unanswered guesttons. so— on here. so so many unanswered questions. so much— on here. so so many unanswered questions. so much anger, really about— questions. so much anger, really about how— questions. so much anger, really about how three— questions. so much anger, really about how three lives, two of then.— about how three lives, two of then. ot— about how three lives, two of them, of course— about how three lives, two of them, of course ,— about how three lives, two of them, of course , you know, just them, of course, you know, just starttng— them, of course, you know, just starttng out— them, of course, you know, just starting out university can be eottngutshet— starting out university can be extinguished in— starting out university can be extinguished in this ridiculous , senseless act.— extinguished in this ridiculous , senseless act. and you broke it , senseless act. and you broke tt twe— , senseless act. and you broke tt ttve here— , senseless act. and you broke it live here on— , senseless act. and you broke it live here on this— , senseless act. and you broke it live here on this show yestertay. — it live here on this show yesterday. the- it live here on this show yesterday. the individual gb wews— yesterday. the individual gb news understands the man is west atnsan— news understands the man is west atrtsan ntgrant— news understands the man is west african migrant as— news understands the man is west african migrant as well. mark ant— african migrant as well. mark ant r— african migrant as well. mark and i believe— african migrant as well. mark and i believe that that that we tht— and i believe that that that we ttnt ot— and i believe that that that we ttnt ot want— and i believe that that that we kind of want to— and i believe that that that we kind of want to be have an uptate— kind of want to be have an uptate on— kind of want to be have an update on all— kind of want to be have an update on all of- kind of want to be have an update on all of this. what's

the— update on all of this. what's the tatest— update on all of this. what's the latest ? _ update on all of this. what's the latest ? well,- update on all of this. what's the latest ? 3:51:11 the latest? well, as far as we know, this individual, this prime suspect, has not been cooperating with detectives in police custody. that clearly makes the ongoing inaya investigation that much more complex for those detectives , complex for those detectives, because if he's not cooperating , he's not going to be giving them the likes of the cord to get into his mobile phone passcodes for a laptop. if he has one. and that will hamper them. and efforts to try to see if this man is linked to any other individual who might have extremist or violent beliefs . so extremist or violent beliefs. so for the time being, counter terrorism officers are continuing ing to be part of this investigate action until they know for sure. but yeah , i they know for sure. but yeah, i mean, we've been here so many times before, whether it's terrorist related or whether it is an isolated incident for some

other motive , a terrible other motive, a terrible tragedies that that affect communities like derby and the shock, of course, that's felt in a community like this, a vibrant city full of many young people attending these 2—2 very renowned universities in this particular city. and the vigil, of course , of course, people are of course, of course, people are angry and they want questions, but we shouldn't really undermine the importance of a vigil either because they are important given that, you know, we are shocked and members of the public who are not from nottingham who hear about these events, we are obviously rightly repulsed and saddened and shocked by what's taken place. but for people in this community, it is a horrific series of events and especially for those that the university who will have known these people, these two young students with their whole lives ahead of

them, 1—1 young girl who wanted to be a doctor who was on this medical degree to follow her father's footsteps into the practise as a doctor to and that life snatched away from her, her fellow students, his fellow students, their tutors , all of students, their tutors, all of them just want that opportunity to try to prove sps these absolutely horrific events that unfolded just yesterday morning . our home security editor, the images that you're seeing on your screen now, if you are watching us on tv or online , as watching us on tv or online, as this vigil taking place at the university of nottingham. and i've just had some 1“ trite. “g“51“ and i've just had some information in i've just had some information tn tront— i've just had some information tn tront ot— i've just had some information in front of me— i've just had some information in front of me here that the tantty— in front of me here that the tantty ot— in front of me here that the family of the— in front of me here that the family of the two university of wotttnghan— family of the two university of nottingham students who sadly thet— nottingham students who sadly ttet have— nottingham students who sadly died have attended a vigil in wotttnghan— died have attended a vigil in nottingham are— died have attended a vigil in nottingham are attending the vtgtt.— nottingham are attending the an, as— nottingham are attending the an, as we— nottingham are attending the vigil, as we understand it, thousants— vigil, as we understand it, thousands of— vigil, as we understand it, thousands of university of wotttnghan— thousands of university of nottingham students, they're

attenttng— nottingham students, they're attending that— nottingham students, they're attending that vigil to barnaby wetter— attending that vigil to barnaby wetter ant— attending that vigil to barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, hotn— webber and grace o'malley kumar, hoth aget— webber and grace o'malley kumar, hoth aget 19,— webber and grace o'malley kumar, both aged 19, who— webber and grace o'malley kumar, both aged 19, who were stabbed to teath— both aged 19, who were stabbed to teath on— both aged 19, who were stabbed to death on ilkeston road . i'm to death on ilkeston road. i'm rust— to death on ilkeston road. i'm tust gotng— to death on ilkeston road. i'm tust gotng to— to death on ilkeston road. i'm tust gotng to see— to death on ilkeston road. i'm just going to see if we can hear anythtng— just going to see if we can hear anythtng at— just going to see if we can hear anythtng at the— just going to see if we can hear anything at the vigil at the moment — anything at the vigil at the moment t— anything at the vigil at the moment. iwill— anything at the vigil at the moment. i will shut up for a sesont— moment. i will shut up for a sesont ant— moment. i will shut up for a second and just— moment. i will shut up for a second and just see if we can if we can hear anything we might not he— we can hear anything we might not he atte— we can hear anything we might not be able to,— we can hear anything we might not be able to, but let's just okay— not be able to, but let's just etay — not be able to, but let's just otay tet— not be able to, but let's just see. okay let me- not be able to, but let's just see. okay let me formally welcome you to formally welcome. well i'll just we'll just get to welcome you to the proceedings this afternoon . thank you once this afternoon. thank you once again for your patience . this is again for your patience. this is one of those moments that we hope to never encounter , but hope to never encounter, but which forces its way into our lives and leaves a trail of destruction that we could never imagine . in destruction that we could never imagine. in thank you for being here. students and staff of the

university community members and most especially the family and friends of our precious grace and barney, who have travelled many hours to be with us. you're going to hear from a few university representing us this afternoon. but the main point of being here is for us to talk with one another, not to be talked at, to begin to process our grief , our feelings of our grief, our feelings of trauma for as individuals and as a community. so i'm going to invite our vice chancellor professor shearer west , to professor shearer west, to address you now . thank you, address you now. thank you, stant— address you now. thank you, srant . — address you now. thank you, grant . and thank you, everybody grant. and thank you, everybody , for attending the campus vigil

today. , for attending the campus vigil today . in particular, may today. in particular, may i welcome the family members and loved ones of grace and barnaby, who have joined us today. i'm grateful that so many of our staff and students have gathered together to remember grace and barnaby . it's hard to find the barnaby. it's hard to find the words to express the shock and the grief felt across our institution at the senseless loss of two talented students who've had their bright futures brutally curtailed by a seemingly random act of violence . what should have been a time of celebration and relaxation following the exam period has become a time to mourn tragic loss is in the most unimaginable of circumstances . grace was of circumstances. grace was a medical student, but thriving in her first year of study and inspired by a career in medicine

, by work placements in a gp surgery and her volunteering for the nationwide vaccination programme during the covid 19 pandemic. she was a talented sportswoman , playing sportswoman, playing international hockey for both under 16 and under 18. england hockey team and essex under 15. women's cricket . barnaby was women's cricket. barnaby was a history student with a particular interest in geo politics about the usa and china. his students recall his energy as a student and as fun , energy as a student and as fun, friendly and full of life in seminars . he friendly and full of life in seminars. he too friendly and full of life in seminars . he too excelled friendly and full of life in seminars. he too excelled in sport as well as his studies as playing hockey , rugby and playing hockey, rugby and cricket for his school and local clubs , and excelling at sports, clubs, and excelling at sports, at nottingham . the warmth and at nottingham. the warmth and extent of the tributes paid to

grace and barnaby by their schools , their tutors, their schools, their tutors, their teams and their team mates. over the past 24 hours are testament to the regard in which they were held by so many across our university community and far beyond . the university is beyond. the university is supporting grace and barnaby's families at the immensely difficult time of david, emma and charlie. so josh howie shinade and james, on behalf of the university of nottingham, may i express our deepest condolences ? support is also condolences? support is also available for students or colleagues who've been affected by this tragedy . this is a time by this tragedy. this is a time when our community motty truly comes together to help each other . a hallmark of our other. a hallmark of our nottingham family.

other. a hallmark of our nottingham family . against this nottingham family. against this backdrop of the deepest sadness and loss, i hope that in time we can draw some comfort from the thousands of messages of support and condolence received locally, nationally , nationally and nationally, nationally and indeed globally in response to this dreadful crime . um, but this dreadful crime. um, but today our university and communities across nottingham are unite and both in our grief and our remembrance of two of our much loved students , it's our much loved students, it's the university of nottingham is a sadder , less bright place a sadder, less bright place today without grace and barnaby .thank today without grace and barnaby . thank you. i'm going to hand over to daisy from the student union now . sheriff union now. sheriff. i .1,“ sheriff. i think this union now. sheriff. i think this is union now. sheriff. i think this ts the— union now. sheriff. i think this ts the tast— union now. sheriff. i think this is the last place— union now. sheriff. i think this is the last place that- .1,“ sheriff. ithink this is the last place that any of us wantet— is the last place that any of us wantet or— is the last place that any of us wanted or expected to be on a wetnestay— wanted or expected to be on a wednesday afternoon in the ntttte— wednesday afternoon in the ntttte ot—

wednesday afternoon in the middle of june— wednesday afternoon in the middle of june .— wednesday afternoon in the middle of june . it's been hard middle of june. it's been hard to comprehend— middle of june. it's been hard to comprehend what has happened to comprehend what has happened to thts— to comprehend what has happened to thts stty— to comprehend what has happened to thts stty ant— to comprehend what has happened to this city and to— to comprehend what has happened to this city and to our students in to this city and to our students tn the— to this city and to our students tn the tast— to this city and to our students in the last 36— to this city and to our students in the last 36 hours. what shoute— in the last 36 hours. what should have— in the last 36 hours. what should have been one of the htggest— should have been one of the biggest celebrations as the stutent— biggest celebrations as the student body— biggest celebrations as the student body has turned into one of student body has turned into one ot our— student body has turned into one ot tatest— student body has turned into one of our darkest days— student body has turned into one of our darkest days. but the nessagtng— of our darkest days. but the messaging and— of our darkest days. but the messaging and support i've seen tron— messaging and support i've seen tron so— messaging and support i've seen tron so many— messaging and support i've seen tron so many ot— messaging and support i've seen from so many of you , the way you from so many of you, the way you have— from so many of you, the way you have stust— from so many of you, the way you have stuck together,— from so many of you, the way you have stuck together, held each other— have stuck together, held each other up— have stuck together, held each other up ant— have stuck together, held each other up and shared support, has heen— other up and shared support, has been hotn— other up and shared support, has been both inspiring and heartbreaking to witness as harney— heartbreaking to witness as harney ant— heartbreaking to witness as barney and grace are a monumental- barney and grace are a monumental loss. they were both ttst— monumental loss. they were both ttrst years— monumental loss. they were both first years with— monumental loss. they were both first years with ambition , one's first years with ambition, one's potenttat— first years with ambition, one's potenttat ant— first years with ambition, one's potential and dreams. what was taken— potential and dreams. what was taken tron — potential and dreams. what was taken tron us— potential and dreams. what was taken from us yesterday will he— taken from us yesterday will never be given— taken from us yesterday will never be given back and the shostwaves— never be given back and the shockwaves echo _ never be given back and the shockwaves echo through our stutent— shockwaves echo through our student community to the school of student community to the school ot ttettstne— student community to the school of medicine and— student community to the school of medicine and the department of medicine and the department ot htstory— of medicine and the department ot htstory. r— of medicine and the department of history. i send— of medicine and the department of history. i send my love and thoughts— of history. i send my love and thoughts to— of history. i send my love and thoughts to all— of history. i send my love and thoughts to all of— of history. i send my love and thoughts to all of your students ant— thoughts to all of your students ant start— thoughts to all of your students and staff who _ thoughts to all of your students and staff who have suffered the toss— and staff who have suffered the toss ot— and staff who have suffered the toss ot two— and staff who have suffered the loss of two intelligent, ardent enthustast— loss of two intelligent, ardent enthusiast and— loss of two intelligent, ardent enthusiast and passionate

stutents— enthusiast and passionate stutents .— enthusiast and passionate students . it's— enthusiast and passionate students . it's to all of the students. it's to all of the tents— students. it's to all of the friends and— students. it's to all of the friends and peers who lived with srase— friends and peers who lived with srase ant— friends and peers who lived with grace and barney,— friends and peers who lived with grace and barney, or who would have— grace and barney, or who would have tone— grace and barney, or who would have done next— grace and barney, or who would have done next year. we are here to support— have done next year. we are here to support you— have done next year. we are here to support you ant— have done next year. we are here to support you and we will sonttnue— to support you and we will continue to— to support you and we will continue to be— to support you and we will continue to be here for you tunng— continue to be here for you turtng your— continue to be here for you during your time at university ant— during your time at university ant heyont— during your time at university and beyond and— during your time at university and beyond and to the sports stuhs— and beyond and to the sports stuhs who— and beyond and to the sports clubs who were— and beyond and to the sports clubs who were the backbone of so many— clubs who were the backbone of so many ot— clubs who were the backbone of so many ot our— clubs who were the backbone of so many of our student friendships— so many of our student friendships and communities. you have— friendships and communities. you have tost— friendships and communities. you have tost two— friendships and communities. you have lost two terrific players ant— have lost two terrific players ant two— have lost two terrific players and two amazing friends. have lost two terrific players and two amazing friends . and i and two amazing friends. and i am and two amazing friends. and i an teepty— and two amazing friends. and i am deeply, deeply sorry there is no way— am deeply, deeply sorry there is no way r— am deeply, deeply sorry there is no way r soutt— am deeply, deeply sorry there is no way i could possibly list all of no way i could possibly list all ot the— no way i could possibly list all or the peopte— no way i could possibly list all of the people who _ no way i could possibly list all of the people who are affected by thts— of the people who are affected by thts tragety— of the people who are affected by this tragedy, both within and outstte— by this tragedy, both within and outstte ot— by this tragedy, both within and outside of our— by this tragedy, both within and outside of our campus, which rust— outside of our campus, which just demonstrates how deep the tones— just demonstrates how deep the honts that— just demonstrates how deep the bonds that hold— just demonstrates how deep the bonds that hold our community together— bonds that hold our community together — bonds that hold our community together .— bonds that hold our community together are . and— bonds that hold our community together are . and i would like together are. and i would like together are. and i would like to epess— together are. and i would like to epess ny— together are. and i would like to express my most heartfelt and sincere condolences , sympathy sincere condolences, sympathy ant— sincere condolences, sympathy and solidarity— sincere condolences, sympathy and solidarity to— sincere condolences, sympathy and solidarity to the families ant— and solidarity to the families ant stosest— and solidarity to the families and closest friends of grace and harney. — and closest friends of grace and harney. r— and closest friends of grace and barney. i cannot— and closest friends of grace and barney. i cannot possibly

comprehend the grief and pain that you must feel today, but please remember that you have students standing behind you and as a university community, we will always be here when you need us. i stand here also aware that the impact of this situation goes beyond our campus , and my thoughts are with the family and friends of ian coates. those injured and all those affected directly and indirectly by these events . indirectly by these events. whether you're here to remember the friends you have lost or support those who are hurting most, this is a devastating time for the whole student body and we all stand together. it's okay to cry, but it's okay not to. and in whatever way you are responttng— and in whatever way you are responding and— and in whatever way you are responding and processing these ternhte— responding and processing these terrible events,— responding and processing these terrible events, please continue to support— terrible events, please continue to support eash— terrible events, please continue to support each other as you have— to support each other as you have tone— to support each other as you have done so. _ to support each other as you have done so. ' "th 1“ have done so. amazingly, in the last few days, we are here with you and we are here for you. thank you . okay, so what we are

thank you. okay, so what we are listening to and watching now is a vigil taking place at the university of nottingham university of nottingham university chaplain. and on behalf of our 1“ .{r t 1“ and on behalf of our chaplaincy team, i'd behalf of our chaplaincy team, to the— behalf of our chaplaincy team, to the to— behalf of our chaplaincy team, i'd like to extend— behalf of our chaplaincy team, i'd like to extend to the family . espestatty— i'd like to extend to the family , especially our— i'd like to extend to the family , especially our very sincere ant— , especially our very sincere and heartfelt— , especially our very sincere and heartfelt condolences , as we and heartfelt condolences, as we have— and heartfelt condolences, as we have chaplains— and heartfelt condolences, as we have chaplains who've come in, espestatty— have chaplains who've come in, espestatty to— have chaplains who've come in, especially to be— have chaplains who've come in, especially to be here today as part— especially to be here today as part ot— especially to be here today as part ot thts— especially to be here today as part of this event— especially to be here today as part of this event. especially to be here today as part of this event . words are part of this event. words are enough— part of this event. words are never enough to— part of this event. words are never enough to express the tepths— never enough to express the tepths ot— never enough to express the depths of how— never enough to express the depths of how we feel during these— depths of how we feel during these sorts— depths of how we feel during these sorts of— depths of how we feel during these sorts of moments . this these sorts of moments. this there-s— these sorts of moments. this there-s a— these sorts of moments. this there's a pervasive sense of toss— there's a pervasive sense of toss .— there's a pervasive sense of toss . a— there's a pervasive sense of loss , a smothering sense of loss, a smothering sense of ghet— loss, a smothering sense of grtet .— loss, a smothering sense of grtet . too— loss, a smothering sense of grief , too hopeful and brownite grief, too hopeful and brownite ttves— grief, too hopeful and brownite lives extinguished in the most horrttts— lives extinguished in the most horrttts ot— lives extinguished in the most horrific of ways. _ lives extinguished in the most horrific of ways. take often

tron— horrific of ways. take often tron us— horrific of ways. take often from us unjustly and without warntng— from us unjustly and without warntng .— from us unjustly and without warntng . ant— from us unjustly and without warning . and these sorts of warning. and these sorts of events— warning. and these sorts of events trigger— warning. and these sorts of events trigger in us changes that— events trigger in us changes that we— events trigger in us changes that we san— events trigger in us changes that we can barely imagine. changes— that we can barely imagine. changes as— that we can barely imagine. changes as individual peoples ant— changes as individual peoples ant as— changes as individual peoples ant as a— changes as individual peoples and as a community and they satsh— and as a community and they satsh us— and as a community and they satsh us hy— and as a community and they catch us by surprise often in many— catch us by surprise often in many months— catch us by surprise often in many months or— catch us by surprise often in many months or even years down the ttne— many months or even years down the ttne .— many months or even years down the ttne . hut— many months or even years down the line . but the— many months or even years down the line . but the most pressing the line. but the most pressing guestton— the line. but the most pressing guestton ts— the line. but the most pressing question is always why ? why did question is always why? why did it question is always why? why did tt have— question is always why? why did tt have to— question is always why? why did it have to happen— question is always why? why did it have to happen ? why, grace? it have to happen? why, grace? why— it have to happen? why, grace? why harneye— it have to happen? why, grace? why harneye why— it have to happen? why, grace? why barney? why now ? why? why? why barney? why now? why? why? why barney? why now? why? why? why .— why barney? why now? why? why? why . the— why barney? why now? why? why? why . the truth— why barney? why now? why? why? why . the truth is— why barney? why now? why? why? why . the truth is that we may why. the truth is that we may tht— why. the truth is that we may never find answers because the answers are often— never find answers because the answers are often elusive to us. ant— answers are often elusive to us. ant anyway— answers are often elusive to us. ant anyway .— answers are often elusive to us. and anyway , simplistic answers and anyway, simplistic answers that— and anyway, simplistic answers that rust— and anyway, simplistic answers that tust mate— and anyway, simplistic answers that just make us— and anyway, simplistic answers that just make us feel better rust— that just make us feel better tust won-t— that just make us feel better

tust wont to— that just make us feel better tust wont to .— that just make us feel better just won't do . no instead , we just won't do. no instead, we need— just won't do. no instead, we neet to— just won't do. no instead, we need to enter— just won't do. no instead, we need to enter into our feelings to interrogate _ need to enter into our feelings to interrogate them both as individuals— to interrogate them both as individuals and— to interrogate them both as individuals and as a wider sonnuntty— individuals and as a wider community. to— individuals and as a wider community. to talk about them wtth— community. to talk about them wtth one— community. to talk about them with one another.— community. to talk about them with one another. if we don't , with one another. if we don't, if with one another. if we don't, h we— with one another. if we don't, h we hury— with one another. if we don't, if we bury them— with one another. if we don't, if we bury them ,— with one another. if we don't, if we bury them , we risk them if we bury them, we risk them returntng— if we bury them, we risk them returning eventually with even more destructive— returning eventually with even more destructive power . you've more destructive power. you've atreaty— more destructive power. you've atreaty heen— more destructive power. you've already been encouraged. stutents— already been encouraged. students to— already been encouraged. students to make use of the support— students to make use of the support opportunities, and i'd trte— support opportunities, and i'd the to— support opportunities, and i'd the to att— support opportunities, and i'd like to add my— support opportunities, and i'd like to add my voice to that encouragement— like to add my voice to that encouragement .— like to add my voice to that encouragement . please do. there encouragement. please do. there are encouragement. please do. there nany. many— encouragement. please do. there are many, many people around you wttttng— are many, many people around you wttttng to— are many, many people around you willing to listen,— are many, many people around you willing to listen, support, encourage farage. please do make use encourage farage. please do make ot— encourage farage. please do make ot att— encourage farage. please do make ot att ot— encourage farage. please do make use of all of us— encourage farage. please do make use of all of us by— encourage farage. please do make use of all of us by doing this together— use of all of us by doing this together .— use of all of us by doing this together . further, we can grow together. further, we can grow through— together. further, we can grow through the— together. further, we can grow through the pain— together. further, we can grow through the pain and the horror . rn— through the pain and the horror . rn truth.— through the pain and the horror . in truth, the— through the pain and the horror . in truth, the pain never goes away— . in truth, the pain never goes away .— . in truth, the pain never goes away . hut— . in truth, the pain never goes away . out we— . in truth, the pain never goes away . but we learn ways to cope away. but we learn ways to cope wtth— away. but we learn ways to cope wtth tt—

away. but we learn ways to cope wtth tt .— away. but we learn ways to cope wtth tt . ways— away. but we learn ways to cope wtth tt . ways to— away. but we learn ways to cope with it , ways to become more with it, ways to become more hopetut— with it, ways to become more hopetut .— with it, ways to become more hopetut . snore— with it, ways to become more hopeful , more determined to make hopeful, more determined to make our hopeful, more determined to make sostety— hopeful, more determined to make our society caring— hopeful, more determined to make our society caring and safe . and our society caring and safe. and i our society caring and safe. and r thtnt— our society caring and safe. and r thtnt that— our society caring and safe. and i think that is— our society caring and safe. and i think that is probably what srase— i think that is probably what srase ant— i think that is probably what grace and barney would want . to grace and barney would want. to wehe— grace and barney would want. to were gotng— grace and barney would want. to were gotng to— grace and barney would want. to were gotng to to— grace and barney would want. to we're going to do go into a trtet— we're going to do go into a trtet ttne— we're going to do go into a brief time of— we're going to do go into a brief time of reflection. it's going— brief time of reflection. it's gotng to— brief time of reflection. it's gotng to start— brief time of reflection. it's going to start with a minute sttense— going to start with a minute sttense ant— going to start with a minute silence and at— going to start with a minute silence and at the end of that , silence and at the end of that, easy— silence and at the end of that, hatsy ant— silence and at the end of that, daisy and sean— silence and at the end of that, daisy and sean from the sports centre— daisy and sean from the sports centre are— daisy and sean from the sports centre are going— daisy and sean from the sports centre are going to light each of centre are going to light each ot these— centre are going to light each of these candles— centre are going to light each of these candles in memory of grase— of these candles in memory of grase ant— of these candles in memory of grace and barnaby. of these candles in memory of grace and barnaby . there are grace and barnaby. there are then— grace and barnaby. there are then soe— grace and barnaby. there are then some formal bouquets which will then some formal bouquets which wttt he— then some formal bouquets which wttt he tatt— then some formal bouquets which wttt he tatt hy— then some formal bouquets which will be laid by members of the untverstty— will be laid by members of the university starting with professor— university starting with professor west, with shearer taytng— professor west, with shearer taytng on — professor west, with shearer laying on behalf of the university— laying on behalf of the university motty, and then others— university motty, and then others will— university motty, and then others will come forward and lay those— others will come forward and lay those bouquets— others will come forward and lay those bouquets .— others will come forward and lay those bouquets . on the shelf

those bouquets. on the shelf hehtnt— those bouquets. on the shelf hehtnt us— those bouquets. on the shelf behind us. there— those bouquets. on the shelf behind us. there after there are some individual— behind us. there after there are some individual flower stems that— some individual flower stems that are— some individual flower stems that are available to students ant— that are available to students ant start— that are available to students ant statt ot— that are available to students and staff of the— that are available to students and staff of the university and many— and staff of the university and many ot— and staff of the university and many or you— and staff of the university and many of you have— and staff of the university and many of you have brought your ttowers— many of you have brought your own flowers with— many of you have brought your own flowers with you and we'd trte— own flowers with you and we'd the to — own flowers with you and we'd like to invite— own flowers with you and we'd like to invite you— own flowers with you and we'd like to invite you when it's approprtate— like to invite you when it's appropriate out. and i will let you— appropriate out. and i will let you know— appropriate out. and i will let you know when _ appropriate out. and i will let you know when that moment arises is you know when that moment arises ts to— you know when that moment arises ts to tay— you know when that moment arises ts to tay those— you know when that moment arises is to lay those flowers on the tountatn— is to lay those flowers on the fountain behind— is to lay those flowers on the fountain behind us at the top of the steps— fountain behind us at the top of the steps .— fountain behind us at the top of the steps . so— fountain behind us at the top of the steps . so to— fountain behind us at the top of the steps . so to walk around the steps. so to walk around here— the steps. so to walk around here ant— the steps. so to walk around here ant to— the steps. so to walk around here and to lay— the steps. so to walk around here and to lay those flowers as there— here and to lay those flowers as there wttt— here and to lay those flowers as there wttt he— here and to lay those flowers as there will be a— here and to lay those flowers as there will be a few— here and to lay those flowers as there will be a few more instructions— there will be a few more instructions as- there will be a few more instructions as we go . but i'm instructions as we go. but i'm not— instructions as we go. but i'm not gotng— instructions as we go. but i'm not gotng to— instructions as we go. but i'm not going to confuse the issue wtth— not going to confuse the issue wtth those— not going to confuse the issue wtth those .— not going to confuse the issue with those . now,— not going to confuse the issue with those . now, if we could with those. now, if we could rust— with those. now, if we could tust tate— with those. now, if we could tust take a— with those. now, if we could just take a moment of silence, it just take a moment of silence, tt wttt— just take a moment of silence, tt wttt he— just take a moment of silence, tt wttt he a— just take a moment of silence, it will be a minute. and if i soutt— it will be a minute. and if i could invite— it will be a minute. and if i could invite daisy and sean to ant— could invite daisy and sean to come and stand— could invite daisy and sean to come and stand with me and at the ent— come and stand with me and at the ent ot— come and stand with me and at the end of the— come and stand with me and at the end of the minute of silence . we wttt— the end of the minute of silence . we wttt ttght— the end of the minute of silence , we will light the— the end of the minute of silence , we will light the candles and then— , we will light the candles and then hegtn— , we will light the candles and then begin the— , we will light the candles and then begin the flower laying process. thank— then begin the flower laying process. thank you . cj

process. thank you. okay, so what— process. thank you. okay, so what we— process. thank you. okay, so what we ar— process. thank you. okay, so what we are witnessing here is , what we are witnessing here is, is the vigil specifically in this instance for the students of nottingham university, barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, both aged 19 years old, who were killed on ilkeston road as part of those depraved and senseless attacks across the city centre. as you've heard from the university chaplain and the representative of the student union, there was also another individual, ian coates, who sadly lost his life as well. and it's important to remember ian and those who were injured in that attack . three injured in that attack. three people also injured after a van careered into individual cars at a bus stop . one of them remains a bus stop. one of them remains critically ill. the parents, the families , i should say, of the families, i should say, of the two university nottingham students are, we understand, in attendance of this vigil at the university of nottingham . and we university of nottingham. and we were hearing about what a game going hole that those two

students will leave in that university and in the lives of all of their departments and their friends. of course, they were going to be going and living with them next year when they moved off campus. flowers are going laid in an are going to be laid in an organised manner. there's going to a few more speeches as to be a few more speeches as well, but we heard a bit about barnaby and a bit about grace and grace played for england hockey at a junior level and essex at cricket as well. barnaby as well. another keen sportsman who a vivacious sportsman who had a vivacious appetite for learning, especially when it came to the geopolitical structure of the world. was studying history world. he was studying history at university of nottingham at the university of nottingham and earlier on you could hear as well just the sobbing in the background as thousands of university students gathered to pay university students gathered to pay their respects. shearer to come pay their respects. shearer to ant — pay their respects. shearer to ant tay— pay their respects. shearer to come and lay the— 1 shearer to come and lay the bouquet of towers— come and lay the bouquet of ttowers on— come and lay the bouquet of flowers on behalf of the untverstty— flowers on behalf of the university .—

university. ant- university. and we have untverstty— and we have representatives from the sshoots— and we have representatives from the sshoots ot— and we have representatives from the schools of medicine , life the schools of medicine, life sciences and _ the schools of medicine, life sciences and history. is the schools of medicine, life sciences and history . is flowers sciences and history. is flowers hetng— sciences and history. is flowers hetng tatt— sciences and history. is flowers hetng tatt at— sciences and history. is flowers being laid at at— sciences and history. is flowers being laid at at the fountain, whtsh— being laid at at the fountain, whtsh ts— being laid at at the fountain, whtsh ts rust— being laid at at the fountain, which is just outside what's known— which is just outside what's known as— which is just outside what's known as the _ which is just outside what's known as the portland building there— known as the portland building there tn— known as the portland building there tn the— known as the portland building there in the university of wotttnghan— there in the university of nottingham in their main campus . ant— nottingham in their main campus . ant there— nottingham in their main campus . and there various— nottingham in their main campus . and there various different faculties are approaching that fountain, laying flowers of remembrance for barnaby webber and grace o'malley , dumas, both and grace o'malley, dumas, both aged 19, who were students at the university of nottingham. and i want to emphasise as well the hockey and cricket is primarily for the students of that university, but they have really been able to stress as well that their thoughts spread beyond that campus to the family and the friends of ian coates, who sadly lost his life in this attack as well. and those attack as well. and all those who were in offered the flowers continue to be laid. we've had a moment silence. we've had some tributes as well. and what we're looking at there is what appears

to me, anyway, to be some ladies there in what looks like hockey kit. and we know the gradient union hockey player , emotional union hockey player, emotional scenes there as the flowers continue to be laid. what the chaplain was saying as well was this question, why , why, why, this question, why, why, why, why? and this really is exactly where we are people wanting answers, people feeling desperately sad about this situation. he said . we may never situation. he said. we may never know the reasons why it happened. i'm just going to go back now to see if we can hear that university chaplain behind me and in the chapel lounge on the lower ground floor of the portland building . they will be portland building. they will be there tor— portland building. they will be there tor an— portland building. they will be there for an extended- : r: “g they will be there for an extended period and so they— there for an extended period and so they ton-t— there for an extended period and so they don't do— there for an extended period and so they don't do not need to be sonptetet— so they don't do not need to be completed now.— so they don't do not need to be completed now. but if you would like completed now. but if you would the to— completed now. but if you would the to to— completed now. but if you would like to do that,— completed now. but if you would like to do that, we— completed now. but if you would like to do that, we would also, at the — like to do that, we would also, at the ent— like to do that, we would also, at the ent ot— like to do that, we would also, at the end of this— like to do that, we would also, at the end of this time like to tnvtte— at the end of this time like to tnvtte you— at the end of this time like to tnvtte you to— at the end of this time like to invite you to go— at the end of this time like to invite you to go to those pas — invite you to go to those pas rt— invite you to go to those spaces. if we— invite you to go to those spaces. if we could please be sogntsant— spaces. if we could please be sogntsant ot— spaces. if we could please be cognisant of the— spaces. if we could please be cognisant of the number of

peopte— cognisant of the number of peopte that— cognisant of the number of people that are— cognisant of the number of people that are present and may be people that are present and may he wanttng— people that are present and may he wanttng to— people that are present and may be wanting to write in the hosts. — be wanting to write in the hosts. ant — be wanting to write in the books. and if— be wanting to write in the books. and if you can come back at a— books. and if you can come back at a tater— books. and if you can come back at a later stage— books. and if you can come back at a later stage ,— books. and if you can come back at a later stage , then please do at a later stage, then please do that— at a later stage, then please do that .— at a later stage, then please do that . vou— at a later stage, then please do that . you will— at a later stage, then please do that . you will notice that the that. you will notice that the toots— that. you will notice that the hosts — that. you will notice that the books are actually separate sheets— books are actually separate sheets ot— books are actually separate sheets of paper— books are actually separate sheets of paper in with two toes— sheets of paper in with two boxes, one labelled for grace, one labelled _ boxes, one labelled for grace, one labelled for— boxes, one labelled for grace, one labelled for barnaby . if boxes, one labelled for grace, one labelled for barnaby. if you woutt— one labelled for barnaby. if you woutt wnte— one labelled for barnaby. if you would write what— one labelled for barnaby. if you would write what you would like to wrtte — would write what you would like to wrtte the — would write what you would like to write the message that you woutt— to write the message that you woutt ttte — to write the message that you would like to— to write the message that you would like to write on a sheet of would like to write on a sheet or paper— would like to write on a sheet or paper ant— would like to write on a sheet of paper and then— would like to write on a sheet of paper and then put it in the approprtate— of paper and then put it in the approprtate tox— of paper and then put it in the appropriate box as they are going— appropriate box as they are gotng to— appropriate box as they are gotng to te— appropriate box as they are going to be collected together ant— going to be collected together and collated— going to be collected together and collated and— going to be collected together and collated and bound into sontotense— and collated and bound into condolence books. so that will be condolence books. so that will te rtght— condolence books. so that will te rtght at— condolence books. so that will be right at the— condolence books. so that will be right at the end of this time . tn— be right at the end of this time . r-n now— be right at the end of this time . r-n gotng— be right at the end of this time . i'm now going to— be right at the end of this time . i'm now going to ask those stutents— . i'm now going to ask those students and— . i'm now going to ask those students and staff who have access to a single stem flower if access to a single stem flower tt they— access to a single stem flower tt they woutt— access to a single stem flower if they would like _ access to a single stem flower if they would like to make their way— if they would like to make their way aount— if they would like to make their way arount to— if they would like to make their way around to the— if they would like to make their way around to the back of the tountatns— way around to the back of the fountains here— way around to the back of the fountains here and lay those ttowers— fountains here and lay those ttowers at— fountains here and lay those flowers at that— fountains here and lay those flowers at that point . flowers at that point. so what hat— flowers at that point. so what hat ss— flowers at that point. so what we've had so far is a representative of the student union and an individual as well, who i believe may have been the vice chancellor of the

university. but i'll get that confirmed, giving heartfelt speeches and expressing their condolences to the families of bannau , obe and grace, who, as bannau, obe and grace, who, as we understand it, are both in attendance at the moment. the university chaplain is kind of orchestrating proceedings. there was a moment's and sadly was a moment's silence and sadly now who it now all the individuals who it would appear to me, were sporting colleagues of especially grace in this instance , who we know that instance, who we know that played hockey for the university andindeed played hockey for the university and indeed england at a junior level are being handed single stem flowers and they are going to place them at the back of a fountain at the university of nottingham. there and incredibly emotional scenes , a lot of them emotional scenes, a lot of them turning up there in their sports gear and try and pay their respects to grace and to barnaby weber, both aged 19, who were walking home from a night out in the early hours of yesterday morning at around 4:00 in the morning at around 4:00 in the morning on ilkeston road when they were set upon by an individual in a completely, it

would appear, random and senseless attack and was sadly stabbed to death. that individual then went on and the timeline of this remains a little bit hazy, but went on and took the life as well of ian coates and then proceeded to drive a van into a group of people at a bus shelter that man is in custody. he's 31 years old. he's been arrested on suspicion of murder, as we understand it, is not cooperating with police as yet. but these are live shots from the at the university of the vigil at the university of nottingham students, parents nottingham as students, parents and members of staff lay flowers in remembrance and the words of the university chaplain there, i think really ringing in a lot of people's ears, which is the senseless nature of it and the why of it all and what they want is answers. those answers , is answers. those answers, sadly, may never come, but i think the hardest hitting bit for me , listening to all of this for me, listening to all of this was the representative of the student union that who really

encapsulated just the tragic loss of what could have been to two young people with incredibly bright futures ahead of them who had had a cracking start in life, were were academic, were sports , were outgoing, were much sports, were outgoing, were much loved. and you only have to see the thousands of people gathering here at the university of nottingham. now, this endless procession of love, of sorrow, of flowers , to realise how well of flowers, to realise how well loved these people were, i believe that what we are also seeing in the background , there seeing in the background, there are some members of the family of the two university students who sadly lost their lives. but just that loss of what could have been , they were in the have been, they were in the prime of their lives. 99 years old, studying for their degrees with big ambitions , grace with big ambitions, grace wanting to go to on be a doctor, to go and save lives, to go and help people, to have a life of service. sadly snatched away in a moment of utter senseless brutality for what? for what?

for nothing . and barnaby webber for nothing. and barnaby webber as well . lover of history , who as well. lover of history, who was enthralled by the geopolitics of america , asia and geopolitics of america, asia and china. something that i know a lot of our viewers and listeners can relate to here as well. who really had the whole world at their feet. and i think that hammers home doesn't it? just the depravity of this situation. you look at the sorrow in the misery that all of this has caused now, and you have to really question what on earth it was all for. and those answers hopefully be forthcoming if hopefully will be forthcoming if indeed there are any. and of course , i think once the emotion course, i think once the emotion settles down, maybe the word why could well be replaced with the word justice and justice needs to be done. something needs to be done about this. this tragic and completely senseless loss of life that we've seen. what we're looking at is some male looking at now is some male university students walking up to pay their respects as well. there's a strong presence of sports gear here because we know

as well, don't we, that barnaby and grace were keen sports men and grace were keen sports men and women . grace particularly and women. grace particularly involved in cricket and in hockey, playing hockey for multiple different england age groups and for the university and cricket as well for essex under fifteens barnaby his cricket club had already paid tributes to him as well and just said what a tragic loss of life it is and how dearly he will be missed. and the procession is continuing really at the university of nottingham here. flowers really piling high. now they're taking single stem flowers. and what's the chaplain was saying as well was afterwards is what they're going to be able to do is pay their respects by writing little messages in a box. i i'm just going to see if we can just take some of the audio from this now because it would appear to me, anyway, that this is possibly the possibly the families of

those two students who are queuing up now to lay their to lay their and lay their flowers and it is actually quite area . and it is actually quite area. we were taking audio from that. and it is remarkable to think that that crowd of however many thousand people have gathered, they're just falling completely silent and letting the enormity of this situation sink in. i think it is worth at this point just spare a thought as well for the families of barnaby and grace every parent's worst nightmare . this must be nightmare. this must be absolutely every parent's, every brother's, every sister's, every family member's worst nightmare. you're going about your business. and then one evening or one early morning, you get that horrific phone call. one can imagine what's going can only imagine what's going through heads they try through their heads as they try to process what has gone on in the sense of loss and just what could have been really. i think

everybody's hearts go out to the parents, don't they , as they pay parents, don't they, as they pay their respects now to barnaby and to grace . it has been a and to grace. it has been a devastating incident just to recap as to what we know about what happened so far and the timeline of this is slightly moving . the individual still is moving. the individual still is in police custody, believed to have been responsible for this string of attacks around the city centre around 4 am. in the morning yesterday, grayson and barnaby were walking back down ilkeston road in nottingham after a night out. they were celebrating the end of their first year when they were set upon and attacked the street upon and attacked in the street . there a state moment that . there was a state moment that was released yesterday by the university of nottingham which reads we are devastated and shocked by the news of the deaths of two of our fellow students in this horrific incident in the city centre last night. stand in solidarity night. we stand in solidarity with all of our students and the wider community. we i'm going to take back to this vigil now take you back to this vigil now where the university chaplain

has continued to talk. believe has continued to talk. i believe he's asking people to he's just asking people to continue with the flowers. okay. i'll with i'll continue with this statement then. stand in statement then. we stand in solidarity all of our solidarity with all of our students the wider students and the wider community. thoughts are community. and our thoughts are with the families and the friends lost their friends of those who lost their lives the injured alongside lives and the injured alongside those and indirectly those directly and indirectly affected unfolding of affected by the unfolding of these terrible events . we these terrible events. we encourage anyone affected by this news to reach out for support and that is exactly what is happening. there's been a massive political response to this as well . suella braverman this as well. suella braverman was speaking in the house of commons a little earlier today. just saying what a devastating situation this is. also saying that counter terrorism police are aiding and assisting with the investigation , but at the the investigation, but at the moment, it is not being treated as a terrorist incident. the very latest that we had earlier here on this channel with mark white, our home security editor, was he spoke to a man who was in some sheltered accommodation at the time of this attack . and the

the time of this attack. and the attacker himself was trying to break into that sheltered accommodation and i think really that emphasises is the absolutely devastate , seemingly absolutely devastate, seemingly random nature of what we're seeing here. it happened to be barnaby and grace out of anyone. it just happened to be those two individuals and what i believe we're looking at there is, is hugs now amongst the parents and the family members. emotional scenes, deeply distressing scenes. this deeply distressing scenes. this deeply distressing scenes. what on earth must that family be thinking at the moment ? these families be thinking. but the completely random nature of this, it could have been anyone. it could have been the people that were that people that were in that sheltered accommodation. it could these students. sheltered accommodation. it cocould these students. sheltered accommodation. it cocould have these students. sheltered accommodation. it cocould have thother:udents. it could have been other students. have been students. it could have been people like ian coates. it's important not ian important to not forget ian coates in this situation as well. is the man was well. he is the man who was a caretaker at a local school who was going about his usual was just going about his usual morning driving a to morning routine, driving a to van he attacked in van work when he was attacked in and outside van,

and then outside that van, the university of nottingham, which is where we're looking at now. if you're just joining us, this is a vigil for the two students at the university of nottingham, both just 19 years old, who lost their lives in that attack earlier morning. but the earlier this morning. but the university coming to a university was coming to a penod university was coming to a period celebration originally period of celebration originally because of the because it was the end of the year and it was the graduation ball to take place ball that was due to take place yesterday evening. instead ball that was due to take place ye going/ evening. instead ball that was due to take place ye going to vening. instead ball that was due to take place ye going to thattg. instead ball that was due to take place ye going to that graduation ead ball that was due to take place ye going to that graduation ball of going to that graduation ball , of celebrating the end , instead of celebrating the end of year and at the of the academic year and at the end of and barnaby's end of in grace and barnaby's case, of a first year at case, the end of a first year at university, we end up with a vigil last night at saint peter's church and then another vigil which we're looking at now at the university of nottingham outside the portland building. and it is just an incredibly incredible , disturbing situation incredible, disturbing situation that we are witnessing at the moment . there are, of course, moment. there are, of course, still so many unanswered questions about this, so many unanswered questions . while unanswered questions. while suella braverman did today confirmed that counter—terror police are involved in the investigation and it is not

believed to be a terror attack , believed to be a terror attack, gb news does, of course, understand that the individual involved at the moment, who is suspected of carrying out this attack is a west african migrant who had potentially been known to the police . and question to the police. and question marks now will be raised as to what police knew and exactly the circumstances that arose there. but now isn't really the time for speculation as we just look at the deeply, deeply emotional scenes here of university students coming together to try to grieve and pay their respects to grieve and pay their respects to their university friends and colleagues the colleagues alongside the families of those . who sadly families of those. who sadly have lost their loved ones . a have lost their loved ones. a much loved son in the shape of barnaby , of course, who was barnaby, of course, who was a keen sports star and played a lot of cricket and was studying history at the university. and grace kumar as well, who was studying at the university motty and was training to be a doctor , would have had years left. of

course , at that university there course, at that university there training to study to save lives and to be a life saver. i mean, little could they have known as they walked home from that nightclub yesterday that everything would change, frankly, forever . we're just frankly, forever. we're just looking now to continuing to looking now to continuing to look at this vigil as flowers are being laid and the families of barnaby webber and grace kumar are attending that vigil. the latest line that we have had here at gb news, which was something that broke just as i was coming on air, was that bizarre ? bizarrely, the bizarre? bizarrely, the individual who is believed to have been involved in this, trying to gain access, climb through the front window, this is mid attack of selhurst house. it's called on mapperley road. and that was is around 5:00 in the morning, which is believed to be about an hour after the initial attacks took place. he

was rebuffed. but again , as was rebuffed. but again, as i was rebuffed. but again, as i was trying to say before, i think what that shows really is the completely random nature of this. we spoke exclusively to an individual who was in that sheltered accommodation, who has spent all day just thinking about how it could have been him and it could have been anyone really . i'm and it could have been anyone really. i'm going to go to and it could have been anyone really . i'm going to go to mark really. i'm going to go to mark white now, who's our home and security editor and has been at the scene of this since news broke early yesterday morning thing. mark, what we are witnessing right now in this vigil is every friend, every brother, every sister, every mum , every dad's worst nightmare . , every dad's worst nightmare. they're playing out in front of our eyes. mark yeah, i mean , you our eyes. mark yeah, i mean, you know, i've seen over the years many such vigils after terrible events. acas many such vigils after terrible events . acas and there are, i events. acas and there are, i thtnt— events. acas and there are, i thtnt the— events. acas and there are, i think the relatives— acas and there are, i think the relatives of those saught— think the relatives of those

saught up— think the relatives of those saught up tn— think the relatives of those caught up in these terrible events— caught up in these terrible events fall— caught up in these terrible events fall into _ caught up in these terrible events fall into two categories. there— events fall into two categories. there are— events fall into two categories. there are those— events fall into two categories. there are those ,— events fall into two categories. there are those , those who want there are those, those who want to te — there are those, those who want to te atone — there are those, those who want to be alone and— there are those, those who want to be alone and who want to just poss— to be alone and who want to just poss the— to be alone and who want to just pross the very— to be alone and who want to just process the very terrible loss that— process the very terrible loss that they-re — process the very terrible loss that they're feeling out of the gate— that they're feeling out of the gtare ot— that they're feeling out of the gtare ot the — that they're feeling out of the glare of the public. and there are glare of the public. and there others— glare of the public. and there are others who— glare of the public. and there are others who are just incredibly— are others who are just incredibly brave. i'm not saying that— incredibly brave. i'm not saying that those— incredibly brave. i'm not saying that those who _ incredibly brave. i'm not saying that those who want to shy away tron — that those who want to shy away tron the — that those who want to shy away from the media— that those who want to shy away from the media glare are not tave— from the media glare are not tave rts— from the media glare are not brave. it's not— from the media glare are not brave. it's not what i'm saying. of brave. it's not what i'm saying. or sourse— brave. it's not what i'm saying. of course, their— brave. it's not what i'm saying. of course, their entitled and shout— of course, their entitled and shoutt te. — of course, their entitled and should be, you— of course, their entitled and should be, you know, afforded the opportuntty— should be, you know, afforded the opportunity to grieve, but it the opportunity to grieve, but tt ts— the opportunity to grieve, but it is incredible.— the opportunity to grieve, but it is incredible. those us retattves— it is incredible. those us relatives who— it is incredible. those us relatives who are processing the host— relatives who are processing the most fundamental— relatives who are processing the most fundamental loss of a loved that-s— most fundamental loss of a loved one that's still— most fundamental loss of a loved one that's still they— most fundamental loss of a loved one that's still they find and the— one that's still they find and the souag— one that's still they find and the courage to— one that's still they find and the courage to come out into a very— the courage to come out into a very putts— the courage to come out into a very puttts ptase— the courage to come out into a very public place and a public spase— very public place and a public spase trte— very public place and a public space like this,— very public place and a public space like this, not just surrounded— space like this, not just surrounded by hundreds, even thousants—

surrounded by hundreds, even thousands of— surrounded by hundreds, even thousands of people at that untverstty— thousands of people at that university camp— thousands of people at that university camp aukus, but they they— university camp aukus, but they they — university camp aukus, but they they unter— university camp aukus, but they they are under the— university camp aukus, but they they are under the glare of the meta— they are under the glare of the media spotlight— they are under the glare of the media spotlight now being i'm just media spotlight now being i'm tust gotng— media spotlight now being i'm tust gotng to— media spotlight now being i'm tust gotng to sut— media spotlight now being i'm just going to cut across you, that. — just going to cut across you, that. sorry— just going to cut across you, mark. sorry about- just going to cut across you, mark. sorry about this. the words. i'm going to go back to the vigil because i believe these may well be the parents, my baby boy. but we'll listen to what they say. i can't even sonprehent— what they say. i can't even comprehend how- what they say. i can't even comprehend how i'm- i can't even comprehend how i'm going to do a teat— comprehend how i'm going to do a teat wtth— comprehend how i'm going to do a teat wtth tt— comprehend how i'm going to do a deal with it myself— comprehend how i'm going to do a deal with it myself and emma and shatte— deal with it myself and emma and state ant— deal with it myself and emma and charlie and with— deal with it myself and emma and charlie and with his— deal with it myself and emma and charlie and with his family and trtents— charlie and with his family and trtents . — charlie and with his family and friends . well,— charlie and with his family and friends . well, i— charlie and with his family and friends . �*ftr1111 friends. well, i know botley would be super touched by everyone that's here, and he loved it. he loved it here. he couldn't wait to come back. drove me mad. but. his heart will be with you guys forever. and thank you so much . i really and thank you so much. i really can't talk much more , so i'm can't talk much more, so i'm going to pass it over. thank you

. tveryone— going to pass it over. thank you . everyone here— going to pass it over. thank you . everyone here really— going to pass it over. thank you . everyone here really ,- 915 “9 thank you . everyone here really , really . everyone here really, really want— . everyone here really, really want to— . everyone here really, really want to thank— . everyone here really, really want to thank you for your support— want to thank you for your support .— want to thank you for your support . tor— want to thank you for your support , for taking the time to support, for taking the time to be support, for taking the time to te here. — support, for taking the time to te here. at— support, for taking the time to be here. all of— support, for taking the time to be here. all of you- support, for taking the time to be here. 9.5 be here. all of you guys, everywhere that i see, see you people . and it's such a lovely people. and it's such a lovely sign of the university motty and the bond you have . and grace was the bond you have. and grace was also like bannau . she loved also like bannau. she loved coming up to nottingham. in fact , we couldn't get her down. i said to her last week, come down and she said, well, after she's had a few more sessions , as had a few more sessions, as i used to call them, her crisis meetings . but but you know , the meetings. but but you know, the love that we have out here are just had it everywhere . so so .

just had it everywhere. so so. look after each other . that's look after each other. that's the big thing is that look after your friends and look after people around you . this is so people around you. this is so important . i people around you. this is so important. i think grace and her friend, they fell together . and friend, they fell together. and you just you just you need to be friends with everyone. and you need to love everyone . and i need to love everyone. and i wish we had more of it. but most of all, all of you guys, everyone who's here who grace may not have even touched , i may not have even touched, i really thank you for being here. and taking the time. i really do. it means so much to shinade my wife and me . she loved being my wife and me. she loved being here and she loved all of you. she really did. and you should all feel very blessed . and she

all feel very blessed. and she was so full of her stories and things that she said about all of you and you all touched her life. and hence ours. you'll never be forgotten by us. certainly we have children who were taken away prematurely from us, and that should never happen to any parent. but but all i can say to you, all of you guys, is ithank say to you, all of you guys, is i thank you for things you did for our daughter. and barney and look out. look out for each other.— look out. look out for each other. — look out. look out for each other. thank— look out. look out for each other. thank you- look out. look out for each other. thank you .- look out. look out for each other. thank you . a&e other. thank you. a&e a watttngton— other. thank you. a&e a watlington arrived- other. 9. a watlington arrived back clearly tnsretttty— watlington arrived back clearly incredibly overcome . by evasio incredibly overcome. by evasio ro-anne— incredibly overcome. by evasio jo—anne nadler_ incredibly overcome. by evasio jo—anne nadler draghi wes streettng— jo—anne nadler draghi wes streeting kathy gyngell. grace's

dad streeting kathy gyngell. grace's tat gave— streeting kathy gyngell. grace's tat gave a— streeting kathy gyngell. grace's dad gave a longer— streeting kathy gyngell. grace's dad gave a longer statement. there— dad gave a longer statement. there saytng— dad gave a longer statement. there saying how— dad gave a longer statement. there saying how he- dad gave a longer statement. there saying how he could hardly manage to get her back from nottingham. she loved it so much there as a university student and really that the message would be that those young people, thousands of whom are in attendance at this vigil now need to love each other. we need to stay friends with each other, he said. it's not enough of that going on in the world and i'll just drop back in now because this is the university chaplain is continuing to pay their respects. the chapel will be open— respects. the chapel will be open every— respects. the chapel will be open every tay— t the chapel will be open every day over the next tays— open every day over the next seven days from _ open every day over the next seven days from 6 am. until 8 pm.— seven days from 6 am. until 8 pm. rt— seven days from 6 am. until 8 pm. rt you— seven days from 6 am. until 8 pm. if you would— seven days from 6 am. until 8 pm. if you would like to find a gutet— p.m. if you would like to find a gutet spase— p.m. if you would like to find a gutet spase tor— p.m. if you would like to find a quiet space for a— pm. if you would like to find a quiet space for a moment of rettestton— quiet space for a moment of reflection or— quiet space for a moment of reflection or prayer . at and it reflection or prayer. at and it rust— reflection or prayer. at and it tust then— reflection or prayer. at and it just then remains for me to say thank— just then remains for me to say thank you— just then remains for me to say thank you so— just then remains for me to say thank you so much— just then remains for me to say thank you so much for coming to show— thank you so much for coming to show your— thank you so much for coming to show your support— thank you so much for coming to show your support to the family ant— show your support to the family ant trtents— show your support to the family and friends and— show your support to the family and friends and to— show your support to the family and friends and to be a sonnuntty— and friends and to be a community together . we are going community together. we are going to ash— community together. we are going to ast tt— community together. we are going to ast tt you— community together. we are going to ask if you would— community together. we are going to ask if you would allow the tantty— to ask if you would allow the tantty to— to ask if you would allow the family to leave— to ask if you would allow the family to leave first. if you

woutt— family to leave first. if you woutt trte— family to leave first. if you would like to— family to leave first. if you would like to stay around this ant— would like to stay around this ant rust— would like to stay around this area and just have a quiet time arount— area and just have a quiet time arount the— area and just have a quiet time around the fountain, then please do around the fountain, then please to so— around the fountain, then please to so .— around the fountain, then please to so . rt— around the fountain, then please to so . rt you— around the fountain, then please do so . if you would like to sign do so. if you would like to sign the— do so. if you would like to sign the condolence— do so. if you would like to sign the condolence books or write a nessaeg— the condolence books or write a nessaeg tn— the condolence books or write a message in them,— the condolence books or write a message in them, they are avattatte— message in them, they are available in— message in them, they are available in the- message in them, they are available in the welcome hub and the shapet— available in the welcome hub and the chapel lounge.— available in the welcome hub and the chapel lounge. god bless you.— the chapel lounge. god bless you. thank— the chapel lounge. god bless you. thank you— the chapel lounge. god bless you. thank you for coming . you. thank you for coming. okay.— you. thank you for coming. okay. so— you. thank you for coming. okay. so the— you. thank you for coming. okay, so the vigil,- you. thank you for coming. okay, so the vigil, it- you. thank you for coming. okay, so the vigil, it appears, is finishing now. students will continue to pay their respects just in terms of what we've witnessed for about the last half an hour or 45 minutes, the university chaplain, a representative from the university, as well as the representative of the student union, all gave very, very moving tributes to barnaby and grace epitomising. what wonderful , grace epitomising. what wonderful, outgoing, loving , wonderful, outgoing, loving, caring individuals. they were with a thirst for life as well as academic learning. it would appear both of whom very, very

keen sports people as well. and look, frankly, saying what you can all see from the pictures of them, which is that they had their entire their lives ahead of them. and the entire world at their feet before that was snatched away in just this utterly, utterly appalling incident that happened in nottingham yesterday. we then had a procession of flowers being left at the fountain outside the portland building at nottingham university's main campus. those were laid by representatives of the various sports clubs that barnaby and grace were a part of . we then grace were a part of. we then had a statement incredibly moving really, wasn't it, as indeedit moving really, wasn't it, as indeed it all has been from the father's of both barnaby and grace. barnaby's dad was understandably a little bit to overcome with emotion, but just wanted to, you know, express his thanks really for everybody for turning out to pay their respects. but but grace's dad spoke a bit more length just really saying how much she loved

the universe. and her the universe. motty and her studies there and that actually it was really difficult to try to get her to come back home because she loved it so much and he's overbearing and overwhelming message was that people to cling on to their people need to cling on to their friends and to really value that as rounds of applause are ringing out across the university campus of nottingham is the families of grace and barnaby leave . there will be a barnaby leave. there will be a service later on. thousands of people gathered in their but i'm going to go to mark white now, our home security editor, mark, sorry, i'll cut you off there, but i think it was important that we heard from the fathers of the two student victims in this important as well. not to forget ian coates, who sadly also his life in this also lost his life in this attack. but mark, i was asking about about the why it all about about the why of it all and do we know anything else yet at the moment? what's soever about any developments in terms of the attacker or alleged attacker or the circus agencies that have led up to what will

witnessing right now, which is , witnessing right now, which is, let's be honest, devastation . let's be honest, devastation. know the why of it all? we do not really know at— know the why of it all? we do not really know at all. - e 7 we do not really know at all. there is not really know at all. there is no reat— not really know at all. there is no real indication— not really know at all. there is no real indication as to what the— no real indication as to what the nave— no real indication as to what the motive was— no real indication as to what the motive was for what seems to be the motive was for what seems to te sush— the motive was for what seems to te sush a— the motive was for what seems to be such a selfless— the motive was for what seems to be such a selfless self selfish ant— be such a selfless self selfish ant trutat— be such a selfless self selfish and brutal act— be such a selfless self selfish and brutal act that took place in and brutal act that took place tn the— and brutal act that took place tn the earty— and brutal act that took place in the early hours— and brutal act that took place in the early hours of yesterday norntng— in the early hours of yesterday norntng tn— in the early hours of yesterday morning in the— in the early hours of yesterday morning in the area around this part— morning in the area around this part ot— morning in the area around this part of nottingham . and then of part of nottingham. and then of course down in— part of nottingham. and then of course down in the city centre . course down in the city centre. ant— course down in the city centre. ant ot— course down in the city centre. and of course— course down in the city centre. and of course those family rnernerst— and of course those family members like— and of course those family members like us all pro assessng— members like us all pro assessing just- members like us all pro assessing just what happened and the toss— assessing just what happened and the toss ot— assessing just what happened and the toss ot a— assessing just what happened and the loss of a loved— assessing just what happened and the loss of a loved one. but for then — the loss of a loved one. but for then ot— the loss of a loved one. but for them of course,— the loss of a loved one. but for them of course, much more keenly tett.— them of course, much more keenly tett. ant— them of course, much more keenly tett. ant how— them of course, much more keenly felt. and how much— them of course, much more keenly felt. and how much emotional restttense— felt. and how much emotional resilience does— felt. and how much emotional resilience does it— felt. and how much emotional resilience does it take for dr. santoy— resilience does it take for dr. santoy tuna— resilience does it take for dr. santoy tuna .— resilience does it take for dr. sanjoy kumar , the father of sanjoy kumar, the father of srase — sanjoy kumar, the father of grace kumar— sanjoy kumar, the father of grace kumar ,— sanjoy kumar, the father of grace kumar , to stand up there

grace kumar, to stand up there ant— grace kumar, to stand up there ant pay— grace kumar, to stand up there ant pay that— grace kumar, to stand up there and pay that incredible tribute out to— and pay that incredible tribute out to hts— and pay that incredible tribute out to his daughter, who wanted to tottow— out to his daughter, who wanted to tottow tn— out to his daughter, who wanted to follow in his— out to his daughter, who wanted to follow in his footsteps and tesoe— to follow in his footsteps and tesoe a— to follow in his footsteps and become a doctor— to follow in his footsteps and become a doctor in the medical protesston— become a doctor in the medical protesston as— become a doctor in the medical profession as well?— become a doctor in the medical profession as well? how much enottonat— profession as well? how much emotional resilience did it take for emotional resilience did it take tor tavtt— emotional resilience did it take for david weber— emotional resilience did it take for david weber to stand up there.— for david weber to stand up there. hts— for david weber to stand up there, his voice— for david weber to stand up there, his voice breaking, his unatte— there, his voice breaking, his unatte at— there, his voice breaking, his unable at times— there, his voice breaking, his unable at times to continue. sush— unable at times to continue. tush was— unable at times to continue. such was the— unable at times to continue. such was the terrible impact of the toss— such was the terrible impact of the toss ot— such was the terrible impact of the loss of his— such was the terrible impact of the loss of his son— such was the terrible impact of the loss of his son barnaby or tarney— the loss of his son barnaby or tarney as— the loss of his son barnaby or tarney as he— the loss of his son barnaby or barney as he was— the loss of his son barnaby or barney as he was referred to by his barney as he was referred to by hts stutent— barney as he was referred to by his student friends here in wotttnghan— his student friends here in nottingham, as they both paid trttute— nottingham, as they both paid trttute to— nottingham, as they both paid tribute to these— nottingham, as they both paid tribute to these young people that— tribute to these young people that hat— tribute to these young people that hat a— tribute to these young people that had a whole— tribute to these young people that had a whole life ahead of then— that had a whole life ahead of then that— that had a whole life ahead of them that could— that had a whole life ahead of them that could have gone on reatty— them that could have gone on reatty to— them that could have gone on really to accomplish the most tnsretttte— really to accomplish the most incredible things— really to accomplish the most incredible things . as i say, incredible things. as i say, grase— incredible things. as i say, grase that— incredible things. as i say, grace that wanted to follow her rather— grace that wanted to follow her tather tnto — grace that wanted to follow her father into the— grace that wanted to follow her father into the medical profession— father into the medical profession and barnaby barney, who— profession and barnaby barney, who who— profession and barnaby barney, who who hat— profession and barnaby barney, who who had a— profession and barnaby barney, who who had a keen interest in

htstory— who who had a keen interest in htstory ant— who who had a keen interest in history and politics, he wanted he was— history and politics, he wanted he very— history and politics, he wanted he was very interested in geopottttss— he was very interested in geopottttss .— he was very interested in geopolitics , for instance. so geopolitics, for instance. so who— geopolitics, for instance. so who knows— geopolitics, for instance. so who knows what— geopolitics, for instance. so who knows what particular path that— who knows what particular path that tnterest— who knows what particular path that interest may— who knows what particular path that interest may have taken him in that interest may have taken him tn the— that interest may have taken him tn the years— that interest may have taken him in the years ahead? ian coates wett— in the years ahead? ian coates wett he— in the years ahead? ian coates wett he was— in the years ahead? ian coates well, he was 65— in the years ahead? ian coates well, he was 65 years old and approashtng— well, he was 65 years old and approashtng tn— well, he was 65 years old and approashtng tn a— well, he was 65 years old and approaching in a sense the twtttght— approaching in a sense the twtttght ot— approaching in a sense the twilight of his— approaching in a sense the twilight of his life , but still twilight of his life, but still snatshet— twilight of his life, but still snatched away— twilight of his life, but still snatched away from him way too earty. — snatched away from him way too earty. tut— snatched away from him way too early. but these _ snatched away from him way too early. but these two young stutents— early. but these two young stutents .— early. but these two young students , the— early. but these two young students , the emotion of that students, the emotion of that vtgtt.— students, the emotion of that .pgn, as— students, the emotion of that vtgtt. as weve— students, the emotion of that vigil, as we've seen of course, wtth— vigil, as we've seen of course, wtth many— vigil, as we've seen of course, with many similar— vigil, as we've seen of course, with many similar vigils in the past. — with many similar vigils in the past. tut— with many similar vigils in the past. tut thts— with many similar vigils in the past. but this was so very raw ant— past. but this was so very raw ant so— past. but this was so very raw ant so hush— past. but this was so very raw and so much more— past. but this was so very raw and so much more so given that the tantty— and so much more so given that the family members took that very— the family members took that very trave— the family members took that very brave decision and chose to attent— very brave decision and chose to attent to— very brave decision and chose to attent to te— very brave decision and chose to attend to be amongst those who tovet— attend to be amongst those who tovet ant— attend to be amongst those who loved and cared— attend to be amongst those who loved and cared for— attend to be amongst those who loved and cared for their loved to— loved and cared for their loved to show— loved and cared for their loved ones, to show how— loved and cared for their loved ones, to show how much they apprestate— ones, to show how much they appreciate that— ones, to show how much they appreciate that and to share thet— appreciate that and to share their thoughts— appreciate that and to share their thoughts about how much, how— their thoughts about how much, how very— their thoughts about how much, how very spestat— their thoughts about how much, how very special their loved

ones were to _ how very special their loved ones were to them . ones were to them. mark, thank you very much. mark wight our home and security editor who i'll be talking to about more of the facts as we understand them and the timeline of events and what's led up to what you are witnessing right now, which is the university of nottingham main campus throughout , main campus throughout, thousands of students grieve ing, mourning in shock , paying ing, mourning in shock, paying their respects emotionally to their respects emotionally to their two friends and university motty colleagues. we did here, of course. i mean , unbelievable of course. i mean, unbelievable that they managed to attend and actually do that. but from the respective fathers of barnaby and grace . more on this story, and grace. more on this story, if there are any developments, if there are any developments, if there are any developments in this nottingham attack, we will bnng this nottingham attack, we will bring them to right here on bring them to you right here on gb news. you have just been watching listening to the watching and listening to the vigil barnaby and grace just vigil for barnaby and grace just important as well again to emphasise as was emphasised by numerous people during that

vigil, that important not to forget the other victims in this of course as well . for ian of course as well. for ian coates, who was stabbed to death as well. and the one at least one person who is in a critical condition after being struck by the alleged attackers, van and the alleged attackers, van and the two others who were also injured. it's important not to forget them in all of this as well . look, more on forget them in all of this as well. look, more on this when we come back well as a whole come back as well as a whole host the day's other news host of the day's other news stories as well. but just in the meantime, i'm going to whizz you over polly middlehurst over now to polly middlehurst with latest with all of your latest bulletins . with all of your latest bulletins. patrick, with all of your latest bulletins . patrick, thank you. bulletins. patrick, thank you. wett — bulletins. patrick, thank you. wett as— bulletins. patrick, thank you. well, as you've— bulletins. patrick, thank you. well, as you've just- patrick, thank you. well, as you've just been watshtng— well, as you've just been watshtng. a— well, as you've just been watching, a vigil has been held for watching, a vigil has been held tor the— watching, a vigil has been held for the victims— watching, a vigil has been held for the victims of— watching, a vigil has been held for the victims of yesterday's attasts— for the victims of yesterday's attasts tn— for the victims of yesterday's attacks in nottingham. let's tate— attacks in nottingham. let's take you— attacks in nottingham. let's take you to— attacks in nottingham. let's take you to the— attacks in nottingham. let's take you to the scene where thousants— take you to the scene where thousands of— take you to the scene where thousands of people are still nttttng— thousands of people are still milling around— thousands of people are still milling around after the ceremony . it- milling around after the ceremony . it was held at the ceremony. it was held at the untverstty— ceremony. it was held at the untverstty ot— ceremony. it was held at the university of nottingham tottowtng— university of nottingham

following the _ university of nottingham following the deaths of a 19 year— following the deaths of a 19 year ott— following the deaths of a 19 year old medical student, grace o-ttattey.— year old medical student, grace o'malley. kumar— year old medical student, grace o'malley. kumar and a history stutent.— o'malley. kumar and a history student, barnaby— o'malley. kumar and a history student, barnaby webber . a student, barnaby webber. a sshoot— student, barnaby webber. a school caretaker, ian coates has teen— school caretaker, ian coates has teen nanet— school caretaker, ian coates has teen nanet as— school caretaker, ian coates has been named as the— school caretaker, ian coates has been named as the third person tatatty— been named as the third person fatally stabbed— been named as the third person fatally stabbed in— been named as the third person fatally stabbed in the nottingham attacks yesterday. his nottingham attacks yesterday. hts van— nottingham attacks yesterday. hts was— nottingham attacks yesterday. his van was stolen and then it uset— his van was stolen and then it uset to— his van was stolen and then it was used to target— his van was stolen and then it was used to target others. speattng— was used to target others. speattng at— was used to target others. speaking at the vigil at the stutents— speaking at the vigil at the students union,— speaking at the vigil at the students union, representative tatsy— students union, representative tatsy raster— students union, representative daisy forster said both students wttt— daisy forster said both students wttt te— daisy forster said both students wttt te tearty— daisy forster said both students will be dearly missed . will be dearly missed. what shoutt— will be dearly missed. what should have— will be dearly missed. what should have been one of the biggest celebration options for the student body has turned into one of our darkest days. but the messaging and support i've seen from so many of you, the way you have stuck together , held each have stuck together, held each other up and shared support , has other up and shared support, has been both inspiring and heartbreaking to witness this. but annie and grace are a monumental loss. they were both first years with ambitions, potential and dreams . what was potential and dreams. what was taken from us yesterday , they taken from us yesterday, they will never be given back and the shockwaves echo through our

student community. daisy forster, bravely 1“ daisy forster, bravely speaking at the vtgtt— forster, bravely speaking at the vtgtt tor— forster, bravely speaking at the vtgtt tor the— forster, bravely speaking at the vigil for the students at nottingham— vigil for the students at nottingham university a short the— nottingham university a short ttne ago.— nottingham university a short time ago. meanwhile, detective in time ago. meanwhile, detective tn wotttnghan— time ago. meanwhile, detective in nottingham are investigating sstv— in nottingham are investigating sstv tootage — in nottingham are investigating cctv footage of— in nottingham are investigating cctv footage of a— in nottingham are investigating cctv footage of a man who appears— cctv footage of a man who appears to— cctv footage of a man who appears to match the description of appears to match the description ot the— appears to match the description of the nottingham _ appears to match the description of the nottingham attack suspect a attenpttng— of the nottingham attack suspect a attenpttng to— of the nottingham attack suspect a attempting to end a window at a attempting to end a window at a resttenttat— a attempting to end a window at a residential care— a attempting to end a window at a residential care home. the tnsttent— a residential care home. the incident wasn't— a residential care home. the incident wasn't reported to pottse— incident wasn't reported to pottse at— incident wasn't reported to police at the— incident wasn't reported to police at the time, but no resttents— police at the time, but no residents were _ police at the time, but no residents were hurt . 131 year residents were hurt. 131 year ott— residents were hurt. 131 year ott nan— residents were hurt. 131 year old man with— residents were hurt. 131 year old man with a— residents were hurt. 131 year old man with a history of vtotense— old man with a history of violence is— old man with a history of violence is still being questioned- violence is still being questioned by police and gb news spoke— questioned by police and gb news spoke to— questioned by police and gb news spoke to jason— questioned by police and gb news spoke to jason derbyshire , a spoke to jason derbyshire, a resttent— spoke to jason derbyshire, a resident from _ spoke to jason derbyshire, a resident from that care home who was an eyewitness— resident from that care home who was an eyewitness for the surtatns— was an eyewitness for the surtatns . — was an eyewitness for the curtains. and- was an eyewitness for the curtains . ' “r: .1“r111r11 was an eyewitness for the curtains. “r: .1“r111r:1 was an eyewitness for the curtains. and there was just some guy stored under this archway all dressed in black, got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over there and gone back in my room. i had a wash 30s later. there's really banging, loud banging , trying to banging, loud banging, trying to get through that window and i

didn't see the security guard come out, but apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel ? and he hospital or a hostel? and he went, no, it's a hostel. and then he just came back through this archway and just walked off their dead calm . so, yeah, it's their dead calm. so, yeah, it's horrendous . absolutely horrendous. absolutely horrendous. absolutely horrendous that someone can do that. i don't know. i really don't know . well in other news don't know. well in other news today, home office minister says the government will provide more legal routes for refugees to enter the uk. lord murray of ttttworth— enter the uk. lord murray of blidworth says— enter the uk. lord murray of blidworth says new- r111“r111 lord murray of blidworth says new routes could be implemented— blidworth says new routes could be implemented as soon as the ent— be implemented as soon as the ent ot— be implemented as soon as the ent ot next— be implemented as soon as the end of next year. _ be implemented as soon as the end of next year. that's after than— end of next year. that's after more than 9000— end of next year. that's after more than 9000 people crossed the tngttsh— more than 9000 people crossed the english channel in small toats— the english channel in small toats so— the english channel in small toats so tar— the english channel in small boats so far this— the english channel in small boats so far this year. itv's toss— boats so far this year. itv's toss says— boats so far this year. itv's boss says both— boats so far this year. itv's boss says both parties involved in boss says both parties involved tn the— boss says both parties involved tn the path— boss says both parties involved in the philip schofield affair repeatetty— in the philip schofield affair repeatedly denied allegations they— repeatedly denied allegations theywee— repeatedly denied allegations they were having a relationship . sr— they were having a relationship . sh stret— they were having a relationship . cp chief executive dame sarotyn— . cp chief executive dame carolyn mccall- . cp chief executive dame carolyn mccall has told mps astton— carolyn mccall has told mps action would— carolyn mccall has told mps action would have been taken had

there— action would have been taken had there teen— action would have been taken had there teen any— action would have been taken had there been any evidence. but there— there been any evidence. but there was— there been any evidence. but there was only— there been any evidence. but there was only ever rumour itv tosses— there was only ever rumour itv tosses atso— there was only ever rumour itv tosses atso say— there was only ever rumour itv bosses also say they don't esongse— bosses also say they don't recognise claims of a toxic sutture— recognise claims of a toxic sutture at— recognise claims of a toxic culture at the— recognise claims of a toxic culture at the daytime tv show thts— culture at the daytime tv show thts norntng— culture at the daytime tv show thts norntng .— culture at the daytime tv show this morning, with culture at the daytime tv show this morning , with evidence we this morning, with evidence we woutt— this morning, with evidence we woutt have— this morning, with evidence we would have been— this morning, with evidence we would have been able to launch a tornat— would have been able to launch a formal investigation— would have been able to launch a formal investigation because the tntatanse— formal investigation because the tntatanse ot— formal investigation because the imbalance of power, the imbalance— imbalance of power, the imbalance in— imbalance of power, the imbalance in in of dynamics in that— imbalance in in of dynamics in that relationship— imbalance in in of dynamics in that relationship makes it teepty— that relationship makes it deeply inappropriate. �*vv�*r: that relationship makes it deeply inappropriate. ash; : deeply inappropriate. we worked very.— deeply inappropriate. we worked very. very— deeply inappropriate. we worked very, very hard for many, many months. in fact , until recently months. in fact, until recently to ask people not just phillip schofield and person x , but schofield and person x, but people in production on if they had if they knew something was going on and it was repeated early, denied by both individuals. thousands early, denied by both individuals . thousands of nhs individuals. thousands of nhs appotntnent— individuals. thousands of nhs appointment and— “r: . : thousands of nhs appointment and operations are tetng— appointment and operations are being affected— appointment and operations are being affected by— appointment and operations are being affected by a junior tostors— being affected by a junior doctors strike— being affected by a junior doctors strike in england and unron— doctors strike in england and union members— doctors strike in england and union members have walked out

for union members have walked out tor 7?— union members have walked out tor 7? hours— union members have walked out for 72 hours over— union members have walked out for 72 hours over an ongoing ttspute. — for 72 hours over an ongoing ttspute. the— for 72 hours over an ongoing dispute. the british medical association— dispute. the british medical association is— dispute. the british medical association is asking for a full restoratton— association is asking for a full restoration of— association is asking for a full restoration of pay,— association is asking for a full restoration of pay, which it says— restoration of pay, which it says has— restoration of pay, which it says has seen— restoration of pay, which it says has seen a- restoration of pay, which it says has seen a 26% cut. they've so ta— says has seen a 26% cut. they've so ta retestet — says has seen a 26% cut. they've so far rejected a— says has seen a 26% cut. they've so far rejected a 5%_ says has seen a 26% cut. they've so far rejected a 5% pay offer. the— so far rejected a 5% pay offer. the heattt— so far rejected a 5% pay offer. the health secretary, steve tarstay— the health secretary, steve tarstay. says— the health secretary, steve barclay, says it— the health secretary, steve barclay, says it is fair and reasonable— barclay, says it is fair and reasonable .— barclay, says it is fair and reasonable . well, i think a 35% reasonable. well, i think a 35% pay— reasonable. well, i think a 35% pay tse— reasonable. well, i think a 35% pay to— reasonable. well, i think a 35% pay to too— reasonable. well, i think a 35% pay rise to too many of your ts— pay rise to too many of your viewers is seen— pay rise to too many of your viewers is seen as something that-s— viewers is seen as something has out— viewers is seen as something has out ot— viewers is seen as something that's out of step— viewers is seen as something that's out of step with what they— that's out of step with what they themselves would be resetvtng. — they themselves would be receiving. so _ they themselves would be receiving. 1“5r: receiving. so we had talks with the junior doctors. the junior doctors walked away from those discussions , even though we discussions, even though we brought in the intermediary that they asked us to do. and we made them — they asked us to do. and we made them an— they asked us to do. and we made them an otter— they asked us to do. and we made them an offer 5%_ they asked us to do. and we made them an offer 5% plus— they asked us to do. and we made them an offer 5% plus a- : 1.5 915 and we made them an offer 5% plus a lump sum in them an offer 5% plus a lump sum tn ttne— them an offer 5% plus a lump sum tn ttne wtth— them an offer 5% plus a lump sum in line with what's— them an offer 5% plus a lump sum in line with what's been offered for paramedics— in line with what's been offered for paramedics and for midwives, for paramedics and for midwives, tor . tor— for paramedics and for midwives, for nurses , for many others with for nurses, for many others with the was— for nurses, for many others with the was . — for nurses, for many others with the was . ant— for nurses, for many others with the nhs . and today,- the nhs. and today, unfortunately , the junior unfortunately, the junior doctors have refused to move at all from their demand for 35. that's the health secretary, steve barclay, speaking there . steve barclay, speaking there. you're with gb news. more news as t—

you're with gb news. more news as t happens.— you're with gb news. more news as it happens. back— you're with gb news. more news as it happens. back now to . patrick okay. well, welcome back. now a vigil has at the vigil has been held at the university of nottingham, incredibly , incredibly moving incredibly, incredibly moving vigil the tragic knife vigil following the tragic knife and van attacks which left two first year students and a school caretaker dead. they were stabbed to death during this deadly senseless rampage . farage deadly senseless rampage. farage medical student grace o'malley kumar and history student barnaby webber were both found fatally knifed to death in the street by police on tuesday morning. now a third victim was ian coats, a school caretaker who was 65 years old. his van was stolen by the suspect and then used to drive into pedestrians injured three people, one critically. the families of the victims attended the vigil, along with thousands of students and members of the public, to pay their respects . i

public, to pay their respects. i am lost for words . i've lost my am lost for words. i've lost my taty— am lost for words. i've lost my taty toy— am lost for words. i've lost my taty toy ant— am lost for words. i've lost my taty toy ant r— am lost for words. i've lost my baby boy and i can't- : i've lost my baby boy and i can't even sonprehent— baby boy and i can't even comprehend how i'm going to do teat— comprehend how i'm going to do teat wtth— comprehend how i'm going to do teat wtth tt— comprehend how i'm going to do deal with it myself— comprehend how i'm going to do deal with it myself and emma and shatte— deal with it myself and emma and state ant— deal with it myself and emma and charlie and this— deal with it myself and emma and charlie and this family and trtents— charlie and this family and trtents .— charlie and this family and friends . well,— charlie and this family and friends . well, i— charlie and this family and friends . well, i know barnaby friends. well, i know barnaby woutt— friends. well, i know barnaby woutt te— friends. well, i know barnaby would be super— friends. well, i know barnaby would be super touched. okay the— would be super touched. okay the tatter— would be super touched. okay the tather ot— would be super touched. okay the father of barnaby- would be super touched. okay the father of barnaby there. let's go now to our home security editor, mark white, who's in nottingham . and mark. who's in nottingham. and mark. yeah okay. so look, i mean, you actually spoke to an individual today who was in a residential home that the alleged attacker was believed to have tried to access mid spree , as it were . access mid spree, as it were. i've got to be honest. my overwhelming sense here is anger actually, really at the moment . actually, really at the moment. so i'm going to throw it over to you. but but what do we know about the timeline of events? and crucially, answers

about the timeline of events? ancwe crucially, answers about the timeline of events? ancwe gettingtlly, answers about the timeline of events? ancwe getting about answers about the timeline of events? ancwe getting about why nswers about the timeline of events? ancwe getting about why on tiers are we getting about why on earth this happened ? well, until earth this happened? well, until about lunchtime— earth this happened? well, until about lunchtime today,- :7 well, until about lunchtime today, we'd tnown — about lunchtime today, we'd known about— about lunchtime today, we'd known about four different crime scenes . so there— known about four different crime scenes . so there was ilkeston scenes. so there was ilkeston toat— scenes. so there was ilkeston toat .— scenes. so there was ilkeston toat . not— scenes. so there was ilkeston toat . not tar— scenes. so there was ilkeston road , not far less than half a road, not far less than half a ntte— road, not far less than half a ntte tron — road, not far less than half a mile from here,— road, not far less than half a mile from here, where grace and tanaty— mile from here, where grace and tarnaty ewe— mile from here, where grace and barnaby were stabbed to death just barnaby were stabbed to death tust arter— barnaby were stabbed to death tust atter a— barnaby were stabbed to death just after 4 a.m._ barnaby were stabbed to death just after 4 am. in the norntng. — just after 4 am. in the morning. the- just after 4 am. in the morning. the first 999 calls going— morning. the first 999 calls gotng to— morning. the first 999 calls gotng to tn— morning. the first 999 calls going to in the— morning. the first 999 calls going to in the emergency servtses— going to in the emergency servtses at— going to in the emergency services at 404- going to in the emergency services at 404 in the morning . services at 404 in the morning. then— services at 404 in the morning. then the— services at 404 in the morning. then the police— services at 404 in the morning. then the police talk about the tnsttent— then the police talk about the tnsttent tn— then the police talk about the incident in magdala road that they— incident in magdala road that they tater— incident in magdala road that they later found— incident in magdala road that they later found the body of ian coats— they later found the body of ian soats atso— they later found the body of ian coats also stabbed— they later found the body of ian coats also stabbed to death, but they— coats also stabbed to death, but they haven-t— coats also stabbed to death, but they haven't given— coats also stabbed to death, but they haven't given a timeline for they haven't given a timeline tor that. — they haven't given a timeline tor that. rt— they haven't given a timeline for that. if they— they haven't given a timeline for that. if they know the time that— for that. if they know the time that that— for that. if they know the time that that that— for that. if they know the time that that that particular statttng— that that that particular stabbing happened. they haven't sharet— stabbing happened. they haven't sharet that— stabbing happened. they haven't shared that with— stabbing happened. they haven't shared that with us, but we know.— shared that with us, but we know, according _ shared that with us, but we know, according to the police, that— know, according to the police, that ran— know, according to the police, that ian coats— know, according to the police, that ian coats white van was

stoten— that ian coats white van was stoten tron — that ian coats white van was stolen from that— that ian coats white van was stolen from that second crime scene and used— stolen from that second crime scene and used in— stolen from that second crime scene and used in a third crime whtsh— scene and used in a third crime scene, which was— scene and used in a third crime scene, which was milton street rtght— scene, which was milton street rtght tn— scene, which was milton street rtght tn the— scene, which was milton street right in the heart— scene, which was milton street right in the heart of nottingham city right in the heart of nottingham stty centre.— right in the heart of nottingham city centre, where _ right in the heart of nottingham city centre, where three members of city centre, where three members ot the — city centre, where three members ot the putts— city centre, where three members of the public were— city centre, where three members of the public were run over by thts— of the public were run over by thts van— of the public were run over by thts sne— of the public were run over by this van. one man— of the public were run over by this van. one man still in a snttsat— this van. one man still in a critical condition- this van. one man still in a critical condition in hospital thts— critical condition in hospital thts eventng— critical condition in hospital this evening. then there was the oath— this evening. then there was the tourth stne— this evening. then there was the fourth crime scene.— this evening. then there was the fourth crime scene. the spot rust— fourth crime scene. the spot tust hatt— fourth crime scene. the spot tust hatt a— fourth crime scene. the spot just half a mile— fourth crime scene. the spot just half a mile up from milton street— just half a mile up from milton street where— just half a mile up from milton street where the _ just half a mile up from milton street where the police stopped this street where the police stopped thts van— street where the police stopped thts at— street where the police stopped this van at gunpoint and dragged the tnver— this van at gunpoint and dragged the driver out,— this van at gunpoint and dragged the driver out, tasered him and arrestet— the driver out, tasered him and arrestet htn— the driver out, tasered him and arrested him .— the driver out, tasered him and arrested him . now, from arrested him. now, from lunchtime— arrested him. now, from lunchtime today, we get information— lunchtime today, we get information that this hostel for more vulnerable— information that this hostel for more vulnerable homeless people was more vulnerable homeless people atso— more vulnerable homeless people was also potentially the target for was also potentially the target tor thts— was also potentially the target for this prime— was also potentially the target for this prime suspect. that he hat— for this prime suspect. that he hat teen— for this prime suspect. that he had been knocking on the window trytng— had been knocking on the window trytng to— had been knocking on the window trytng to treat— had been knocking on the window trying to break in— had been knocking on the window trying to break in to the hostel ttsett— trying to break in to the hostel ttsett. ant— trying to break in to the hostel itself. and we're— trying to break in to the hostel itself. and we're told that this atout— itself. and we're told that this was about 559— itself. and we're told that this was about 559 in— itself. and we're told that this was about 559 in the morning. now:— was about 559 in the morning. now why— was about 559 in the morning. now why are— was about 559 in the morning. now, why are we— was about 559 in the morning.

now, why are we so sure of that? hesause— now, why are we so sure of that? tesause ot— now, why are we so sure of that? because one of the— now, why are we so sure of that? because one of the residents, rason— because one of the residents, jason derbyshire,— because one of the residents, jason derbyshire, quite emotional— jason derbyshire, quite emotional as- jason derbyshire, quite emotional as he's processing all of emotional as he's processing all ot thts— emotional as he's processing all ot thts ant— emotional as he's processing all of this and realising that he ant— of this and realising that he ant hts— of this and realising that he and his fellow— of this and realising that he and his fellow residents here very— and his fellow residents here came very close— and his fellow residents here came very close to potentially tetng— came very close to potentially tetng vtsttns— came very close to potentially being victims themselves. he had tootet— being victims themselves. he had tootet at— being victims themselves. he had tootet at hts— being victims themselves. he had looked at his phone at the time. he looked at his phone at the time. he heart— looked at his phone at the time. he heart the— looked at his phone at the time. he heard the banging on the wtntow— he heard the banging on the wtntow ant— he heard the banging on the window and looked out of the wtntow— window and looked out of the wtntow ant— window and looked out of the window and saw— window and looked out of the window and saw it was 515 in the norntng. — window and saw it was 515 in the norntng. tet-s— window and saw it was 515 in the morning. let's listen to what rason— morning. let's listen to what jason derbyshire— morning. let's listen to what jason derbyshire told us for the surtatns— jason derbyshire told us for the surtatns . — jason derbyshire told us for the curtains. and— jason derbyshire told us for the curtains . and there- jason derbyshire told us for the curtains. “r: .1“r111r:1 jason derbyshire told us for the curtains. and there was just some guy stood under this archway all dressed in black, got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over there and gone back in my room. had a wash . 30s back in my room. had a wash. 30s later. there's really banging, loud banging , trying to get loud banging, trying to get through that window. and i didn't see the security guard come out, but apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel ? and he hospital or a hostel? and he went, no, it's a hostel. and

then he just came back through this archway and just walked off their dead calm . so, yeah, it's their dead calm. so, yeah, it's horrendous . absolutely horrendous. absolutely horrendous. absolutely horrendous . that's what we can horrendous. that's what we can do that. i don't know. i really don't know. and clearly, i mean, he was— don't know. and clearly, i mean, he .— don't know. and clearly, i mean, he . as you— don't know. and clearly, i mean, he was , as you know,— 9151“ e and clearly, i mean, he was , as you know, very he was, as you know, very enottonat— he was, as you know, very emotional because i think just the shost— emotional because i think just the shost ot— emotional because i think just the shock of what— emotional because i think just the shock of what he was suttestet — the shock of what he was subjected to _ the shock of what he was subjected to just, you know, stearty— subjected to just, you know, stearty hust— subjected to just, you know, clearly just being woken up at that— clearly just being woken up at that the— clearly just being woken up at that ttne tn— clearly just being woken up at that time in the— clearly just being woken up at that time in the morning is an unpteasant— that time in the morning is an unpleasant enough experience , unpleasant enough experience, you know.— unpleasant enough experience, you know. ant— unpleasant enough experience, you know, and frightening in ttsett— you know, and frightening in ttsett .— you know, and frightening in ttsett . tut— you know, and frightening in itself . but then— you know, and frightening in itself . but then when you take itself. but then when you take tnto— itself. but then when you take tnto assount— itself. but then when you take into account what— itself. but then when you take into account what he now knows , into account what he now knows, the horrttts— into account what he now knows, the horrific murders— into account what he now knows, the horrific murders of these two— the horrific murders of these two young— the horrific murders of these two young students and ian coats.— two young students and ian soats. he— two young students and ian coats, he said— two young students and ian coats, he said ,— two young students and ian coats, he said , you know, you coats, he said, you know, you sant— coats, he said, you know, you sat hetp— coats, he said, you know, you sat hetp tut— coats, he said, you know, you can't help but feel absolutely shostet— can't help but feel absolutely shostet ant— can't help but feel absolutely shocked and emotional . and he shocked and emotional. and he sat— shocked and emotional. and he sat. tn— shocked and emotional. and he sat. r-n a— shocked and emotional. and he said, i'm a father— shocked and emotional. and he said, i'm a father and at that pant.— said, i'm a father and at that potnt. you— said, i'm a father and at that point, you know,— said, i'm a father and at that point, you know, he just broke town— point, you know, he just broke town a— point, you know, he just broke town a trt— point, you know, he just broke down a bit and— point, you know, he just broke down a bit and fully

understandable. patrick yeah. that— understandable. patrick yeah. that toot.— understandable. patrick yeah. mark look, thank you very much for mark look, thank you very much tor trtngtng— mark look, thank you very much tor trtngtng us— mark look, thank you very much for bringing us right up to date wtth— for bringing us right up to date wtth the— for bringing us right up to date with the timeline— for bringing us right up to date with the timeline of events, the rats— with the timeline of events, the tasts as— with the timeline of events, the tasts as we — with the timeline of events, the facts as we understand them and awhote— facts as we understand them and awhote host.— facts as we understand them and a whote host. — facts as we understand them and a whole host. unfortunately, as it currently stands of unanswered questions, but questions when you questions that i think when you look raw emotion are look at the raw emotion that are on parents faces there and on the parents faces there and the of all of the friends the faces of all of the friends and the other family members of grace barnaby, we haven't grace and barnaby, we haven't obviously seen ian his family yet , but the answers they've got yet, but the answers they've got to they've got to be these questions have got to be answered. luke miall thank you very much. mark white at home security editor there. you can get more on this deeply moving story our website, gb news story on our website, gb news .com. fastest growing .com. it's the fastest growing national news website the national news website in the country. it's got best country. it's got the best analysis opinion and of course, all breaking news. all the latest breaking news. and we're going to move away from have from nottingham now. we have been covering that length and been covering that at length and we'll doubt returning to we'll be no doubt returning to that point later on. but that at some point later on. but there been big breaking there has been some big breaking news course of this news during the course of this show the apparent partygate show to the apparent partygate hypocrisy which has surfaced in the last hour. so strap yourselves in. boris johnson has

called on the privileges committee member bernie jenkin to resign after reports emerged about the partygate inquisitor's attendance at lockdown drinks gathering. here's a statement from boris . gathering. here's a statement from boris. he said, if this is true and the allegation is that he attended a drinks party, if this is true, it is outrageous and a total contempt of parliament. bernard has parliament. bernard jenkin has just to expel me from just voted to expel me from parliament for allegedly trying to conceal from parliament my knowledge of illicit events. in reality, of course , i did no reality, of course, i did no such thing. now it turns out he may have for the whole time known that himself attended known that he himself attended an and concealed this from an event and concealed this from the privileges committee and the whole house for the last year. to borrow the language of the committee, i mean, this is gold, isn't it? to borrow the language of the committee, if this is the case, he must have known he was in breach rules. why in breach of the rules. why didn't so? he has no didn't he say so? he has no choice to explain his choice but to explain his actions to his committee, actions to his own committee, for colleagues to for his colleagues to investigate. and then to resign. and you know, the sanctimonious

, self—serving way in which a lot of these people in this committee decided to treat boris johnson. well, you know what? here we are at gb news political reporter catherine force has the latest . if this turns out to be latest. if this turns out to be true, this is absolutely shocking. well, boris johnson wasvery— shocking. well, boris johnson was very cross last— t “9 well, boris johnson was very cross last week when he testtet— was very cross last week when he testtet to — was very cross last week when he decided to resign— was very cross last week when he decided to resign ,— was very cross last week when he decided to resign , wasn't he? decided to resign, wasn't he? kangaroo— decided to resign, wasn't he? kangaroo court.— decided to resign, wasn't he? kangaroo court. he called the rrtvtteges— kangaroo court. he called the privileges committee where eapesttng— privileges committee where expecting this _ privileges committee where expecting this committee report that-s— expecting this committee report has teen— expecting this committee report that's been being— expecting this committee report that's been being worked on for over a year onto— that's been being worked on for over a year onto the gatherings in over a year onto the gatherings tn towntng— over a year onto the gatherings in downing street— over a year onto the gatherings in downing street and whether tons— in downing street and whether boris johnson— in downing street and whether boris johnson misled parliament to top— boris johnson misled parliament to top atout— boris johnson misled parliament to drop about 9:00— boris johnson misled parliament to drop about 9:00 tomorrow. rts— to drop about 9:00 tomorrow. rt-s tosto— to drop about 9:00 tomorrow. it's 30,000 words— to drop about 9:00 tomorrow. it's 30,000 words compiled by thts— it's 30,000 words compiled by this cross—party— it's 30,000 words compiled by this cross—party group of mps , this cross—party group of mps, tnstuttng— this cross—party group of mps, including four— this cross—party group of mps, including four conservative. one of including four conservative. one ot whom— including four conservative. one ot whon ts— including four conservative. one of whom is bernard jenkin . now of whom is bernard jenkin. now ternart— of whom is bernard jenkin. now bernard jenkin _ of whom is bernard jenkin. now bernard jenkin allegedly attentet— bernard jenkin allegedly attended a— bernard jenkin allegedly attended a lockdown drinks gathertng— attended a lockdown drinks gathertng tor— attended a lockdown drinks gathering for his wife in tesenter— gathering for his wife in december 2020, when london was in december 2020, when london was tn ther— december 2020, when london was tn tter two— december 2020, when london was in tier two lockdown. such gathertngs— in tier two lockdown. such gatherings were not allowed.

there— gatherings were not allowed. there was— gatherings were not allowed. there was apparently cake there was there was apparently cake there trtnts— there was apparently cake there was drinks, there— there was apparently cake there was drinks, there was nibbles, sate— was drinks, there was nibbles, sate .— was drinks, there was nibbles, sate . there— was drinks, there was nibbles, cake . there was— was drinks, there was nibbles, cake . there was not social cake. there was not social ttstanstng— cake. there was not social ttstanstng .— cake. there was not social distancing . so— cake. there was not social distancing . so understandably , distancing. so understandably, tons— distancing. so understandably, boris johnson— distancing. so understandably, boris johnson is— distancing. so understandably, boris johnson is incredibly angry. — boris johnson is incredibly angry. the— boris johnson is incredibly angry. the cake- boris johnson is incredibly angry. t boris johnson is incredibly angry. boris johnson is incredibly- angry. the cake for me that does it. and in the last hour- angry. the cake for me that does it. and in the last hour or- angry. 1 and in the last hour or so, it. and in the last hour or so, wattne— it. and in the last hour or so, nadine dorries,_ 1 and in the last hour or so, nadine dorries, who bear in mind satt— nadine dorries, who bear in mind satt she— nadine dorries, who bear in mind satt she was— nadine dorries, who bear in mind said she was going— nadine dorries, who bear in mind said she was going to resign and stttt— said she was going to resign and stttt hash-t— said she was going to resign and stttt hasn-t .— said she was going to resign and still hasn't , has— said she was going to resign and still hasn't , has written to the still hasn't, has written to the stew— still hasn't, has written to the stat ot— still hasn't, has written to the stat ot the — still hasn't, has written to the clerk of the privileges committee. - clerk of the privileges committee. yeah about bernard tenth— committee. yeah about bernard renttn .— committee. yeah about bernard renttn . ant— committee. yeah about bernard renttn . ant he— committee. yeah about bernard jenkin , and he has referred the jenkin, and he has referred the matter— jenkin, and he has referred the matter to— jenkin, and he has referred the matter to harriet— jenkin, and he has referred the matter to harriet harman, who is shatrtng— matter to harriet harman, who is shatrtng the— matter to harriet harman, who is chairing the committee . so chairing the committee. so i thtnt— chairing the committee. so i thtnt we— chairing the committee. so i think we will— chairing the committee. so i think we will be— chairing the committee. so i think we will be a lot more. tantet— think we will be a lot more. harriet harman— think we will be a lot more. harriet harman herself has prevtousty— harriet harman herself has previously expressed, some would argue— previously expressed, some would argue .— previously expressed, some would argue . teepty— previously expressed, some would argue , deeply biased views about argue, deeply biased views about tons— argue, deeply biased views about torts johnson— argue, deeply biased views about boris johnson and— argue, deeply biased views about boris johnson and his conduct. ant— boris johnson and his conduct. ant then— boris johnson and his conduct. ant then you— boris johnson and his conduct. and then you end— boris johnson and his conduct. and then you end up— boris johnson and his conduct. and then you end up in- and then you end up in a situation where one bernard jenkin may well have the whole while he's there casting aspersions on boris johnson, presumably dodi of had some inclination that he'd allegedly attended a drinks party with cake with cake as well . and you

cake with cake as well. and you just think you just think, you know, hang on a minute. what on earth is this hypocrisy ? it'd be earth is this hypocrisy? it'd be interesting to see how other news outlets after this, news outlets go after this, won't but guido won't it? really? but guido fawkes, this story, fawkes, who broke this story, also that they had also said that they had contacted dame ella whelan, the deputy speaker of the house of commons. she conceded that she held business meeting, a held a business meeting, a business meeting on the evening. i so strict with my two i was so strict with my two metre rule and told everyone we will adhere to the rules and be very careful. yeah, okay. well, yes, of course. it turns- t 4 well, yes, of course. it turns out that— yes, of course. it turns out that thts— yes, of course. it turns out that this was— yes, of course. it turns out that this was a— yes, of course. it turns out that this was a drinks party for baroness and— that this was a drinks party for baroness and jenkin. bernard tenths— baroness and jenkin. bernard tenthnswtte— baroness and jenkin. bernard jenkins wife. so— baroness and jenkin. bernard jenkins wife. so not by any means necessary . and in means necessary. and in a separate— means necessary. and in a separate development also being reportet— separate development also being reportet that— separate development also being reported that the— separate development also being reported that the privileges sonntttee — reported that the privileges committee we _ reported that the privileges committee we are looking into tattng— committee we are looking into taking disciplinary action agatnst— taking disciplinary action agatnstthe— taking disciplinary action against the conservative mps that— against the conservative mps that have— against the conservative mps that have come— against the conservative mps that have come out saying how tatty— that have come out saying how tatty the— that have come out saying how badly the privileges committee have — badly the privileges committee have behaved _ badly the privileges committee have behaved and maybe taking astton— have behaved and maybe taking action against— have behaved and maybe taking action against among others, sir rasot— action against among others, sir rasot tees-hogg— action against among others, sir jacob rees—mogg for calling it a kangaroo— jacob rees—mogg for calling it a tangaroo soutt.— jacob rees—mogg for calling it a kangaroo court. well, this is

the— kangaroo court. well, this is the thtng. — kangaroo court. well, this is the thtng. r— kangaroo court. well, this is the thing. i mean,- kangaroo court. well, this is the thing. 1“ the thing. i mean, what has to constitute a kangaroo court? i mean, at what point does it go from a kangaroo court to a wallaby tribunal? i mean, you look at now and you think, look at this now and you think, well, individual well, if there was an individual who fronting this who who was fronting this up, who had recuse themselves, recuse had to recuse themselves, recuse themselves because they were so deeply johnson. so deeply against boris johnson. so that something to that has something that has to happen. you've got happen. and then you've got another individual there who has cast massive aspersions boris cast massive aspersions on boris johnson. got johnson. then you've got somebody and it somebody who comes out and it turns may well have been turns out may well have been attending drinks attending their wife's drinks party attending their wife's drinks party by attending their wife's drinks party by way, sir party in as by the way, sir michael, michael fabricant michael, sir michael fabricant mp this very show in the last mp on this very show in the last houn mp on this very show in the last hour, was keen to point out allegedly took place in a much smaller room than any of the incidents boris johnson was incidents that boris johnson was being accused of. you do have to wonder whether not the wonder whether or not any of the verdicts that are being reached by this committee or any the by this committee or any of the negativity that's being heaped on boris johnson should be taken with any validity with any kind of validity whatsoever. boris, no doubt will be making this argument, this very argument, and supporters of bods very argument, and supporters of boris johnson who thought that this was a witch hunt, thought boris johnson who thought that thwasas a witch hunt, thought

boris johnson who thought that thwas a a witch hunt, thought boris johnson who thought that thwas a stitch:h hunt, thought boris johnson who thought that thwas a stitch up.unt, thought boris johnson who thought that thwas a stitch up. well,iought boris johnson who thought that thwas a stitch up. well, onlyit it was a stitch up. well, only have to look at this now. don't they? and certainly when boris rohnson— they? and certainly when boris johnson hate— they? and certainly when boris johnson made that— .1“r11«r7 and certainly when boris johnson made that shock announcement johnson made that shock annc he :ement- johnson made that shock annc he wastnt- johnson made that shock annc he was standing that he was standing down, anytoty— that he was standing down, anybody-bbbed- that he was standing down, anybody hoped that, okay, anybody that hoped that, okay, wett— anybody that hoped that, okay, wet-gotng— anybody that hoped that, okay, wett-gotng to— anybody that hoped that, okay, well,-going to be- anybody that hoped that, okay, well, going to be the end well, that's going to be the end of well, that's going to be the end ot torts— well, that's going to be the end of boris johnson— well, that's going to be the end of boris johnson and now we can on ts gotng— of boris johnson and now we can move on is going to— of boris johnson and now we can move on is going to be very sorety— move on is going to be very sorely disappointed because this rowltust— sorely disappointed because this row just generating more and row is just generating more and heat.— row is just generating more and more heat. and.— row is just generating more and more heat. and. nadine dorries ts— more heat. and. nadine dorries now is apparently— more heat. and. nadine dorries now is apparently thinking that hate— now is apparently thinking that nayte she— now is apparently thinking that maybe she won't— now is apparently thinking that maybe she won't resign just now, nayte— maybe she won't resign just now, nayte she— maybe she won't resign just now, nayte she-hang- maybe she won't resign just now, maybe she-hang on- maybe she won't resign just now, maybe she hang on for maybe she might hang on for a rew— maybe she might hang on for a tew weest— maybe she might hang on for a tew weest so— maybe she might hang on for a few weeks. so they can't get the by few weeks. so they can't get the ty etesttons— few weeks. so they can't get the by elections _way. - by elections out of the way. thts— by elections out of the way. thts soutt— by elections out of the way. this could _this- this could drag on this by—election_ this could drag on this by—election into autumn . this could drag on this— by—election into-autumn . and by—election into the autumn. and of by—election into the autumn. and ot att— by—election into the autumn. and of course all the— by—election into the autumn. and of course all the while these conservatives _ of course all the while these conservatives fighting amongst thensetves— conservatives fighting amongst thensetves .— conservatives fighting amongst themselves . but— conservatives fighting amongst themselves . but but it's conservatives fighting amongst themselves. but but it's just tetr— themselves. but but it's just keir starmer_ themselves. but but it's just keir starmer must be thinking, this keir starmer must be thinking, thts ts— keir starmer must be thinking, this is fabulous.— keir starmer must be thinking, this is fabulous. i— keir starmer must be thinking, this is fabulous. i just want to rentnt— this is fabulous. i just want to remind everyone— this is fabulous. i just want to remind everyone of these rules . remind everyone of these rules. vou— remind everyone of these rules. you know.— remind everyone of these rules. you know. on— remind everyone of these rules. you know, on december- remind everyone of these rules. you know, on december the- remind everyone of these rules. you know, on december the 8th, 2020, london was in tier two lockdown gatherings more lockdown gatherings of more than six either in public or six indoors, either in public or private. buildings were against the was no the regulations. there was no christmas whatsoever . christmas exception whatsoever. i mean, it is absolutely staggering, isn't it, really? and does just you think and it does just make you think all people who sit there all those people who sit there so holier than thou and

sanctimonious and you think, you know what, one day it will be you. maybe the case of you. and maybe in the case of bernard, it actually is. and in fact, mind saying this. fact, i don't mind saying this. my fact, i don't mind saying this. my is lighting at the my phone is lighting up at the moment front of me with some moment in front of me with some individuals who are are quite keen talk to me about bernard keen to talk to me about bernard jenkins. so let's just watch this space. ladies and gentlemen. anyway, thank gentlemen. okay. anyway, thank you very catherine. it's you very much. catherine. it's great you on the show. great to have you on the show. catherine gb news catherine forster there gb news is reporter all right, is political reporter all right, loads get now. loads to get through now. thousands doctors thousands of junior doctors across gone across england have gone on strike again today. is it time for them to get real and stop demanding a 35% pay rise? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news

\r britain's \ britain's news. channel news. britain's news. channel wetsonne— news. britain's news. channel wetsonne tast— news. britain's news. channel welcome back . now- \ britain's news. channel t t now health bosses welcome back. now health bosses have— welcome back. now health bosses have wanet— welcome back. now health bosses have warned that— welcome back. now health bosses have warned that the— t t now health bosses have warned that the nhs in tngtant— have warned that the nhs in tngtant ts— have warned that the nhs in england is facing major disruption— england is facing major disruption as- england is facing major disruption as a result of the hot— disruption as a result of the hot weather— disruption as a result of the hot weather combined with a tuna— hot weather combined with a junior doctors— hot weather combined with a junior doctors strike, bma rnernerst— junior doctors strike, bma members walked out this morning for members walked out this morning tor three— members walked out this morning tor three tays— members walked out this morning for three days of— members walked out this morning for three days of action. now tts— for three days of action. now tt-s the— for three days of action. now it's the third— for three days of action. now it's the third strike in the ongotng— it's the third strike in the ongoing pay— it's the third strike in the ongoing pay dispute and is expestet— ongoing pay dispute and is eopestet to— ongoing pay dispute and is expected to lead to the cancellation _ expected to lead to the cancellation of multiple al appotntnents— cancellation of multiple al appointments. joining me now trve— appointments. joining me now ttve tn— appointments. joining me now ttve tn the— appointments. joining me now live in the studio— appointments. joining me now live in the studio is junior tostor— live in the studio is junior tostor ant— live in the studio is junior doctor and former miss england . doctor and former miss england. wtnner— doctor and former miss england. wtnner ts— doctor and former miss england. wtnner ts tr. — doctor and former miss england. winner is dr. bashar mukherjee. tostor— winner is dr. bashar mukherjee. doctor bashar,— winner is dr. bashar mukherjee. doctor bashar, thank you very, very— doctor bashar, thank you very, very hush— doctor bashar, thank you very, very rnush .— doctor bashar, thank you very, very much . great— doctor bashar, thank you very, very much . great to have you in very much. great to have you in the— very much. great to have you in the stutte— very much. great to have you in the studio. now— very much. great to have you in the studio. now you're not on stnte. — the studio. now you're not on stnte. tnt— the studio. now you're not on strike. i'm not— the studio. now you're not on strike. i'm not on- the studio. now you're not on strike. 1“ the studio. now you're not on strike. r51“ 1“ strike. i'm not on strike in terms of i'm not not, not going to work. i am going to be going to work. i am going to be going to work. i am going to be going

to work. but i do support the strike for personal financial reasons. i am unable to strike. okay. all right. and a lot of peopte— okay. all right. and a lot of peopte wttt— okay. all right. and a lot of peopte wttt te— okay. all right. and a lot of people will be quite- cj

tronte ray— pension contribution and more up tronte ray — pension contribution and more up front? pay well,— pension contribution and more up front? pay well, no,— pension contribution and more up front? pay �*ft�*r11.. t pension contribution and more up front? pay t front? pay well, no, because we have to think about the people who have been here before us, the doctors who were junior doctors ten years ago were getting paid better than us. and for the same pension rate. ant— and for the same pension rate. ant they— and for the same pension rate. ant they hat— and for the same pension rate. and they had better perks for i mean, we're working with a struggttng— mean, we're working with a struggling nhs. and as you know, atten— struggling nhs. and as you know, atter sovrt. — struggling nhs. and as you know, after covid, it's— struggling nhs. and as you know, after covid, it's become really that — after covid, it's become really difficult. and _ after covid, it's become really difficult. and with the cost of ttvtng. — difficult. and with the cost of ttvtng. weve— difficult. and with the cost of living, we've got— difficult. and with the cost of living, we've got much more atverstty— living, we've got much more adversity that— living, we've got much more adversity that we're facing and patt— adversity that we're facing and we've paid everyone just it's rust— we've paid everyone just it's just-say— we've paid everyone just it's just say, everyone not just to say, is everyone not tastng— just to say, is everyone not tastng snore— just to say, is everyone not facing more adversity, though? you know.— facing more adversity, though? you know. a— facing more adversity, though? you know, a lot— facing more adversity, though? you know, a lot of— facing more adversity, though? you know, a lot of people- facing more adversity, though? you know, a lot of people out there the real world there just in the real world struggling to pay for their weekly lidl. weekly shop from lidl. not everyone else not striking as well. well, everyone else not striking as well. well , not not not not well. well, not not not not peopte— well. well, not not not not peopte whose— well. well, not not not not people whose job- well, not not not not people whose job it is to save ttves— people whose job it is to save ttves. nayte.— people whose job it is to save lives, maybe. well we're doing ourtot— lives, maybe. well we're doing ourtot as— lives, maybe. well we're doing ourjob as much— lives, maybe. well we're doing ourjob as much as anybody else. ant— ourjob as much as anybody else. ant you— ourjob as much as anybody else. ant you know— ourjob as much as anybody else. ant you know .— ourjob as much as anybody else. and you know , we— ourjob as much as anybody else. and you know , we have bills to and you know, we have bills to pay— and you know, we have bills to pay as_ and you know, we have bills to pay as wett— and you know, we have bills to pay as wet .— and you know, we have bills to pay as well . we've— and you know, we have bills to pay as well . we've gone through pay as well. we've gone through reatty— pay as well. we've gone through reatty gruetttng— pay as well. we've gone through really gruelling education and, you know— really gruelling education and, you know .— really gruelling education and, you know . tts— really gruelling education and, you know , it's an— really gruelling education and, you know , it's an emotionally you know, it's an emotionally stratntng— you know, it's an emotionally stratntng job— you know, it's an emotionally straining job, physically, nentatty— straining job, physically, mentally straining job. so our job mentally straining job. so our tot tenants— mentally straining job. so our job demands a— mentally straining job. so our job demands a lot more. jr5 job demands a lot more. do you thtnt— job demands a lot more. do you thtnt your— job demands a lot more. do you thtnt your pot— job demands a lot more. do you think your job is more important

think yourjob is more important than other people's? well, isn't that what— than other people's? well, isn't that what you're _ than other people's? well, isn't that what you're saying- 1“ 57 well, isn't that what you're saying as well? that— that what you're saying as well? that our— that what you're saying as well? that tot— that what you're saying as well? that tot ts— that what you're saying as well? that our job is to— that what you're saying as well? that our job is to save lives? that ourjob is to save lives? if that ourjob is to save lives? rt tts— that ourjob is to save lives? if it's important— that ourjob is to save lives? if it's important that we turn uplwort.— if it's important that we turn uplwort-tt-s- if it's important that we turn up work, it's important up to work, then it's important that— up to work, then it's important that we— up to work, then it's important that we get— up to work, then it's important that we get paid— up to work, then it's important that we get paid to compensate us tor— that we get paid to compensate us for our time.— that we get paid to compensate us for our time. _ that we get paid to compensate us for our time. �*rv�*1“5. that we get paid to compensate us for our time. what is the p334-7 us for our time. what is the pay? well, the pay rise that we're asking for. and actually, it's we're asking for. and actually, tt-s onty— we're asking for. and actually, tt-s onty tarr— we're asking for. and actually, it's only fair that,— we're asking for. and actually, it's only fair that, you- “9 and actually, it's only fair that, you know, we— it's only fair that, you know, we get— it's only fair that, you know, we get part.— it's only fair that, you know, we get part. you— it's only fair that, you know, we get paid, you know , in we get paid, you know, in sopason— we get paid, you know, in comparison to— we get paid, you know, in comparison to other country . rs comparison to other country. rs trte— comparison to other country. rs like australia,— comparison to other country. rs like australia, america , we just like australia, america, we just want— like australia, america, we just want to — like australia, america, we just want to te — like australia, america, we just want to be paid— like australia, america, we just want to be paid fairly. that's all want to be paid fairly. that's att wee— want to be paid fairly. that's all we're asking— want to be paid fairly. that's all we're asking for. okay just going— all we're asking for. okay just gotng to— all we're asking for. okay just gotng to tntt— all we're asking for. okay just going to drill down on that. if you did get a 35% pay rise, what would your wage be? well, i haven't calculate it myself, but, you know, it would be enough. well, here's the thing. it's difficult— enough. well, here's the thing. it's difficult to— enough. well, here's the thing. it's difficult to say— r119 well, here's the thing. it's difficult to say this is enough. — it's difficult to say this is enough. ant— it's difficult to say this is enough. and that's not enough. but enough. and that's not enough. tut r— enough. and that's not enough. tut t know— enough. and that's not enough. but i know that— enough. and that's not enough. but i know that this is impossible.- but i know that this is impossible. this has been a tetate— impossible. this has been a debate that's— impossible. this has been a debate that's been ongoing and we've been forced— debate that's been ongoing and we've been forced to strike and repeatetty— we've been forced to strike and repeatedly strike— we've been forced to strike and repeatedly strike because we teet— repeatedly strike because we teet that— repeatedly strike because we feel that our— repeatedly strike because we feel that our voices are not tetng— feel that our voices are not tetng heart.— feel that our voices are not being heard. we've only been otteret— being heard. we've only been otteret a— being heard. we've only been otteret a 5%_ being heard. we've only been offered a 5% increase by ssottant— offered a 5% increase by scotland is— offered a 5% increase by scotland is offering 14. i mean . at— scotland is offering 14. i mean . at teast— scotland is offering 14. i mean , at least match— scotland is offering 14. i mean , at least match up to scotland

ant— , at least match up to scotland ant tngtant— , at least match up to scotland and england. i'm— , at least match up to scotland and england. i'm not saying 14% is and england. i'm not saying 14% ts enough— and england. i'm not saying 14% is enough either,— and england. i'm not saying 14% is enough either, but equally we i is enough either, but equally we r thtnt— is enough either, but equally we r thtnt what— is enough either, but equally we i think what we're— is enough either, but equally we i think what we're asking, well, what— i think what we're asking, well, what are— i think what we're asking, well, what you— i think what we're asking, well, what are you on. _ i think what we're asking, well, what are you on. 51r: what are you on. what are you on. what are you on now? me personally obe i 1“ 1“ 7 me personally obe i wouldn't like to ttsstose— personally obe i wouldn't like to disclose that. _ personally obe i wouldn't like to disclose that. �*ft�*r11.. �*7 to disclose that. okay. well, if i was with respect, if i was in intensive care at the moment and was potentially about to die and i didn't get the care as a result of that and i asked the doctor who was striking what they were on now or what the pay rise that they were striking about would make them earn a yeah about would make them earn a year. i probably would expect an answer to that . it's not about answer to that. it's not about the— answer to that. it's not about the astuat— answer to that. it's not about the actual number.- it's not about the actual number. it's more atout— the actual number. it's more atout the— the actual number. it's more about the principle . it's the about the principle. it's the prtnstpte— about the principle. it's the prtnstpte ot— about the principle. it's the principle of valuing the doctors ant— principle of valuing the doctors ant then— principle of valuing the doctors and their time— principle of valuing the doctors and their time and valuing them in and their time and valuing them tn sopason— and their time and valuing them in comparison to— and their time and valuing them in comparison to what the value of in comparison to what the value ot tostors— in comparison to what the value of doctors was— in comparison to what the value of doctors was ten _ in comparison to what the value of doctors was ten years ago, ant— of doctors was ten years ago, ant vatutng— of doctors was ten years ago, and valuing us— of doctors was ten years ago, and valuing us in— of doctors was ten years ago, and valuing us in comparison to other— and valuing us in comparison to other industries— and valuing us in comparison to other industries ,— and valuing us in comparison to other industries , but equally in other industries, but equally in the same— other industries, but equally in the way— other industries, but equally in the same way that we're the putts— the same way that we're the public sector—

the same way that we're the public sector and we are giving, you— public sector and we are giving, you know— public sector and we are giving, you know .— public sector and we are giving, you know . hush— public sector and we are giving, you know , much better service you know, much better service than— you know, much better service than many— you know, much better service than many other— you know, much better service than many other parts of the wortt.— than many other parts of the wortt. ant.— than many other parts of the world. and, you— than many other parts of the world. and, you know, the guattty— world. and, you know, the guattty ot— world. and, you know, the quality of doctors in the uk is very— quality of doctors in the uk is very goot— quality of doctors in the uk is very good compared to many other parts— very good compared to many other parts ot— very good compared to many other parts ot the— very good compared to many other parts of the world. _ very good compared to many other parts of the world. and we're tostng— parts of the world. and we're losing doctors— parts of the world. and we're losing doctors as— parts of the world. and we're losing doctors as a result of not— losing doctors as a result of not gtvtng— losing doctors as a result of not giving them— losing doctors as a result of not giving them the fair treatment.— not giving them the fair treatment. essentially whether it's financially— treatment. essentially whether it's financially or— treatment. essentially whether it's financially or otherwise. stay— it's financially or otherwise. stay — it's financially or otherwise. stay att— it's financially or otherwise. okay all right.— it's financially or otherwise. okay 19“. okay all right. look, thank you very, very much. it's been great to get your views on that. dr. bashir mukherjee there, who is indeed doctor and a indeed a junior doctor and a former miss england winner , former miss england winner, loads more come between now loads more to come between now and p.m. loads more to come between now and pm. in just a few and 6 pm. in just a few minutes. i will discuss the tragic case of an raf veteran who died from hypothermia after he forced to sleep rough . he was forced to sleep rough. but is your news but first, it is your news headunes but first, it is your news headlines middlehurst headlines with polly middlehurst . let's bring you up to date then with the latest news headunes then with the latest news headlines and a vigil has been held for the victims of yesterday's attacks in nottingham. thousands of people attentet— nottingham. thousands of people attentet the— nottingham. thousands of people attended the ceremony— \rr15.. “9“51“ thousands of people attended the ceremony held at the university— attended the ceremony held at the university of— attended the ceremony held at the university of nottingham

tottowtng— the university of nottingham following the _ the university of nottingham following the deaths of 19 year old following the deaths of 19 year ott srase— following the deaths of 19 year old grace morley. _ following the deaths of 19 year old grace morley. grace o'malley tuna— old grace morley. grace o'malley tuna ant— old grace morley. grace o'malley kumar and barnaby webber. old grace morley. grace o'malley kumar and barnaby webber . school kumar and barnaby webber. school saretater— kumar and barnaby webber. school saretater ran— kumar and barnaby webber. school caretaker ian coates— kumar and barnaby webber. school caretaker ian coates was named as the— caretaker ian coates was named as the that— caretaker ian coates was named as the third person— caretaker ian coates was named as the third person fatally stattet— as the third person fatally stattet tn— as the third person fatally stabbed in the— as the third person fatally stabbed in the attacks yestertay. — stabbed in the attacks yesterday. his van was stolen ant— yesterday. his van was stolen ant then— yesterday. his van was stolen and then used— yesterday. his van was stolen and then used to— yesterday. his van was stolen and then used to target others. speak— and then used to target others. speak at— and then used to target others. speak at the — and then used to target others. speak at the vigil. students unron— speak at the vigil. students union representative daisy raster— union representative daisy torster says— union representative daisy forster says both students will be forster says both students will te teaty— forster says both students will be dearly missed— forster says both students will be dearly missed . �*rv�*“5. : be dearly missed. what should have been one of the biggest celebrations for the student body has turned into one of our darkest days . but the messaging darkest days. but the messaging and support i've seen from so many of you , the way you have many of you, the way you have stuck together, held each other up and shared support has been both inspiring and heartbreaking to witness . bannau and grace are to witness. bannau and grace are a monumental loss. they were both first years with ambition , both first years with ambition, one's potential and dreams . what one's potential and dreams. what was taken from us yesterday will never be given back and the shockwaves echo through our student community. daisy foster

speattng— student community. daisy foster speattng a— student community. daisy foster speattng a short— student community. daisy foster speaking a short time— : t 1“ daisy foster speaking a short time ago . well, speaking a short time ago. well, tetesttves— speaking a short time ago. well, detectives, meanwhile, are investigating— detectives, meanwhile, are investigating cctv footage of a who— investigating cctv footage of a man who appears— investigating cctv footage of a man who appears to match the tessrtptton — man who appears to match the description of— man who appears to match the description of the— man who appears to match the description of the nottingham attast. — description of the nottingham attack. suspect— description of the nottingham attack. suspect attempting to get tnto— attack. suspect attempting to get tnto a— attack. suspect attempting to get into a window of a residential— get into a window of a residential care home. the tnsttent— residential care home. the incident wasn't— residential care home. the incident wasn't reported to pottse— incident wasn't reported to pottse at— incident wasn't reported to police at the— incident wasn't reported to police at the time and no resttents— police at the time and no residents were— police at the time and no residents were hurt. a 31 year ott— residents were hurt. a 31 year ott nan— residents were hurt. a 31 year ott wtth— residents were hurt. a 31 year old man with a— residents were hurt. a 31 year old man with a history of vtotense— old man with a history of violence is— old man with a history of violence is still being questioned- violence is still being questioned by police . in other questioned by police. in other totay— questioned by police. in other news today, itv's— questioned by police. in other news today, itv's boss said both pattes— news today, itv's boss said both parties involved— news today, itv's boss said both parties involved in— news today, itv's boss said both parties involved in the phillip sshottett— parties involved in the phillip schofield affair— parties involved in the phillip schofield affair repeatedly tentet— schofield affair repeatedly denied allegations they were havtng— denied allegations they were havtng a— denied allegations they were having a relationship. chief eesutve— having a relationship. chief executive dame— having a relationship. chief executive dame carolyn mccall has— executive dame carolyn mccall has tott— executive dame carolyn mccall has tott ttrs— executive dame carolyn mccall has told mps any— executive dame carolyn mccall has told mps any action would have— has told mps any action would have teen— has told mps any action would have been taken— has told mps any action would have been taken had there been any ewtense— have been taken had there been any evidence. but— have been taken had there been any evidence. but it was only ever a rumour. itv bosses also say— ever a rumour. itv bosses also say they— ever a rumour. itv bosses also say they ton-t— ever a rumour. itv bosses also say they don't recognise claims of say they don't recognise claims ot a— say they don't recognise claims ot a toats— say they don't recognise claims of a toxic culture— say they don't recognise claims of a toxic culture at the tayttne— of a toxic culture at the tayttne tv— of a toxic culture at the daytime tv show this morning . daytime tv show this morning. those— daytime tv show this morning. those are— daytime tv show this morning. those are the— daytime tv show this morning. those are the headlines. more on all those are the headlines. more on at those— those are the headlines. more on all those stories— those are the headlines. more on all those stories by— those are the headlines. more on all those stories by heading to our all those stories by heading to wetstte— all those stories by heading to our website, cbnnews.com .

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the oueens— princess diana's coffin and was the queen's personal footman trope— the queen's personal footman hope to— the queen's personal footman froze to death— the queen's personal footman froze to death on— the queen's personal footman froze to death on the streets tesause— froze to death on the streets because we couldn't find him a tet— because we couldn't find him a tet tor— because we couldn't find him a tet tor the— because we couldn't find him a bed for the night.— because we couldn't find him a bed for the night. malcolm ttvtngstone— bed for the night. malcolm livingstone tried to get a night shetter— livingstone tried to get a night shetter tor— livingstone tried to get a night shelter for twice,— livingstone tried to get a night shelter for twice, but he was rust— shelter for twice, but he was tust gtven— shelter for twice, but he was tust gtven a— shelter for twice, but he was just given a sleeping bag and a ttantet— just given a sleeping bag and a ttantet ant— just given a sleeping bag and a blanket and he— just given a sleeping bag and a blanket and he was found dead in a shurshyart— blanket and he was found dead in a churchyard from _ blanket and he was found dead in a churchyard from hypothermia . a churchyard from hypothermia. it a churchyard from hypothermia. rt was— a churchyard from hypothermia. it was subzero _ a churchyard from hypothermia. it was subzero temperatures that ntght. — it was subzero temperatures that ntght. hatsotn— it was subzero temperatures that night. malcolm was in the raf, but unfortunately— night. malcolm was in the raf, but unfortunately he struggled wtth— but unfortunately he struggled wtth htst— but unfortunately he struggled with ptsd like _ but unfortunately he struggled with ptsd like so many people do, with ptsd like so many people to. ant— with ptsd like so many people do, and eventually he again, the— do, and eventually he again, the so— do, and eventually he again, the so many— do, and eventually he again, like so many veterans , turned to like so many veterans, turned to trtnt— like so many veterans, turned to trtnt to— like so many veterans, turned to trtnt to sope— like so many veterans, turned to trtnt to sope .— like so many veterans, turned to drink to cope . but— like so many veterans, turned to drink to cope . but before his drink to cope. but before his turn— drink to cope. but before his turn tor— drink to cope. but before his turn tor the— drink to cope. but before his turn for the worse , he'd been turn for the worse, he'd been responsttte— turn for the worse, he'd been responsible for— turn for the worse, he'd been responsible for managing all the househott— responsible for managing all the household staff— responsible for managing all the household staff at— responsible for managing all the household staff at buckingham ratase— household staff at buckingham ratase ant— household staff at buckingham palace and was— household staff at buckingham palace and was in charge of the monarch's travel— palace and was in charge of the monarch's travel arrangements for monarch's travel arrangements tor tonestts— monarch's travel arrangements for domestic and— monarch's travel arrangements for domestic and overseas tours .lts— for domestic and overseas tours .ltslnan— for domestic and overseas tours .ltslnan who— for domestic and overseas tours . is man who fought for . he is a man who fought for thts— . he is a man who fought for thts sountry.— . he is a man who fought for this country, who— . he is a man who fought for this country, who has been tanaget— this country, who has been tanaget ty— this country, who has been damaged by his service, has sonttnuet— damaged by his service, has continued to— damaged by his service, has continued to serve our late oueen— continued to serve our late oueen who— continued to serve our late queen, who carried diana's sotttn— queen, who carried diana's sotttn as— queen, who carried diana's sotttn as she— queen, who carried diana's coffin as she was repatriated, who— coffin as she was repatriated, who tept— coffin as she was repatriated, who kept our— coffin as she was repatriated, who kept our royals safe. and what— who kept our royals safe. and what happens— who kept our royals safe. and what happens when he needed our hetpe— what happens when he needed our hetpe he— what happens when he needed our hetpe he was— what happens when he needed our help? he was tossed— what happens when he needed our help? he was tossed a sleeping bag— help? he was tossed a sleeping tag ant— help? he was tossed a sleeping bag and allowed— help? he was tossed a sleeping bag and allowed to freeze to teath — bag and allowed to freeze to

death outside _ bag and allowed to freeze to death outside .— bag and allowed to freeze to death outside . it— bag and allowed to freeze to death outside . it actually makes death outside. it actually makes me state— death outside. it actually makes me shake with— death outside. it actually makes me shake with rage . malcolm is me shake with rage. malcolm is by me shake with rage. malcolm is ty no— me shake with rage. malcolm is ty no eans— me shake with rage. malcolm is by no means the— me shake with rage. malcolm is by no means the only veteran unatte— by no means the only veteran unatte to— by no means the only veteran unable to access— by no means the only veteran unable to access help , unable to unable to access help, unable to get houstng— unable to access help, unable to get housing. there— unable to access help, unable to get housing. there are thousands of get housing. there are thousands ot honetess— get housing. there are thousands of homeless military veterans ant— of homeless military veterans and thousands— of homeless military veterans and thousands more who suffer tron— and thousands more who suffer tron sontat— and thousands more who suffer from combat related medical and nentat— from combat related medical and mental illnesses. _ from combat related medical and mental illnesses. people will watsh— mental illnesses. people will watsh thts— mental illnesses. people will watch this now— mental illnesses. people will watch this now and they will say,— watch this now and they will say. r— watch this now and they will say. r san— watch this now and they will say, i can hear— watch this now and they will say, i can hear them practically say— say, i can hear them practically say tt— say, i can hear them practically say it shouldn't— say, i can hear them practically say it shouldn't be— say, i can hear them practically say it shouldn't be a case of veterans or illegal migrants getttng— veterans or illegal migrants getting housing. yeah, fine . i getting housing. yeah, fine. i agree— getting housing. yeah, fine. i agree wtth— getting housing. yeah, fine. i agree with you. _ getting housing. yeah, fine. i agree with you. it shouldn't be, but agree with you. it shouldn't be, tut tts— agree with you. it shouldn't be, tut tt-s not— agree with you. it shouldn't be, tut tt-s not my— agree with you. it shouldn't be, but it's not my fault, is it, that— but it's not my fault, is it, that the— but it's not my fault, is it, that the reality— but it's not my fault, is it, that the reality is people sontng— that the reality is people coming over— that the reality is people coming over here illegally apparentty— coming over here illegally apparently find it a lot easier to-tree— apparently find it a lot easier to-tree tet— apparently find it a lot easier to-free bed and- apparently find it a lot easier to free bed and board in to get free bed and board in tovety— to get free bed and board in lovely hotels. _ to get free bed and board in lovely hotels. the taxpayers lovely hotels. but the taxpayers expnse— lovely hotels. but the taxpayers expense backed _ lovely hotels. but the taxpayers expense backed up by load of expense backed up by a load of tteettng— expense backed up by a load of bleeding-liberal- expense backed up by a load of bleeding liberal lefties bleeding heart liberal lefties than—have- bleeding heart liberal lefties than—have given| than people who have given everythtng— than people who have given everything-this- than people who have given everything this country. everything for this country. rts— everything for this country. rt-s-tautt- everything for this country.| it's _fault - do it's not my fault i didn't do that.— it's not my fault i didn't do that.-wasn't- it's not my fault i didn't do that.-wasn't the- it's not my fault i didn't do that. wasn't the case. that. wish it wasn't the case. i resont— that. wish it wasn't the case. i reckon there's— that. wish it wasn't the case. i reckon there's chance reckon there's a good chance that— reckon there's a good chance that malcolm— reckon there's a good chance that malcolm would have been happy— that malcolm would have been happy to_ that malcolm would have been happy to 5p9“d_ that malcolm would have been happy to spend the night at a note— happy to spend the night at a hotet tn— happy to spend the night at a hotel in central— happy to spend the night at a hotel in central london. the same some asylum same one that some asylum seeetrs— same one that some asylum seekers-outside- seekers camped outside in protest. — seekers camped outside in protest. i reckon - seekers camped outside in protest. reckon he'd have been protest. i reckon he'd have been all protest. i reckon he'd have been at rtght— protest. i reckon he'd have been at rtght tor— protest. i reckon he'd have been at rtght tor a— protest. i reckon he'd have been all right for a few— protest. i reckon he'd have been all right for a few nights on ot— all right for a few nights on one of those— all right for a few nights on one of those barges that rishi has— one of those barges that rishi has-att— one of those barges that rishi has-att pay- one of those barges that rishi has-all pay for. - 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people coming across the shannet— people coming across the channel. shocking . our channel. it's shocking. our pnonttes— channel. it's shocking. our priorities are— channel. it's shocking. our priorities are all wrong . the priorities are all wrong. the money— priorities are all wrong. the money ts— priorities are all wrong. the money is there. _ priorities are all wrong. the money is there. the accommodate is money is there. the accommodate ts stearty— money is there. the accommodate ts stearty there— money is there. the accommodate is clearly there .— money is there. the accommodate is clearly there . we— money is there. the accommodate is clearly there . we know that is clearly there. we know that tesause— is clearly there. we know that because we're _ is clearly there. we know that because we're giving it to peopte.— because we're giving it to peopte. were— because we're giving it to people. we're just not giving it to the— people. we're just not giving it to the rtght— people. we're just not giving it to the right people. we should put honetess— to the right people. we should put homeless veterans first. wett— put homeless veterans first. wett those— put homeless veterans first. well, those are— put homeless veterans first. well, those are my view . yes, well, those are my view. yes, those— well, those are my view. yes, those are— well, those are my view. yes, those ny— well, those are my view. yes, those are my views . of course, those are my views. of course, you— those are my views. of course, you san— those are my views. of course, you get— those are my views. of course, you get tn— those are my views. of course, you can get in touch now. gb vtews— you can get in touch now. gb vtews at— you can get in touch now. gb vtews at st— you can get in touch now. gb views at gb news— you can get in touch now. gb views at gb news .com. i am joined— views at gb news .com. i am totnet now— views at gb news .com. i am totnet ty— views at gb news .com. i am joined now by former british army— joined now by former british any sottter— joined now by former british army soldier and veterans sanpatgner— army soldier and veterans sanpatgner ts— army soldier and veterans campaigner is trevor cole. trevor— campaigner is trevor cole. p..vo.,-yo. - campaigner is trevor cole. p..vo.,-yo. very- campaigner is trevor cole. trevor, you very much. campaigner is trevor cole.- trevor,-you very much. i'm trevor, thank you very much. i'm very— trevor, thank you very much. i'm very-atout— trevor, thank you very much. i'm very-about-this- very angry about about this trevor— very angry about about this tevo ant— very angry about about this trevor and i— very angry about about this trevor and i wanted to highlight this trevor and i wanted to highlight thts story— trevor and i wanted to highlight thts story tve— trevor and i wanted to highlight this story i've been wanting to do this story i've been wanting to to—ot— this story i've been wanting to to—ot tays- this story i've been wanting to to—ot tays. tutl this story i've been wanting to. do_of days. but the do for a couple of days. but the news-obviously- do for a couple of days. but the news-obviously is- news agenda obviously is overtaken— news agenda obviously is overtaken events. what i'm overtaken events. and what i'm gratetut— overtaken events. and what i'm gratetut tor— overtaken events. and what i'm gratetut tor you— overtaken events. and what i'm grateful for you to _ overtaken events. and what i'm grateful for you to understand. but grateful for you to understand. tut toot.— grateful for you to understand. tut toot. r— grateful for you to understand. but look, i mean,— grateful for you to understand. but look, i mean, you've seen grateful for you to understand. but story i mean, you've seen grateful for you to understand. but story i nwell. you've seen grateful for you to understand. but story i nwell. whate seen grateful for you to understand. but story i nwell. what do ten this story as well. what do you hate— this story as well. what do you mate-rts— this story as well. what do you mate-rt-s a— this story as well. what do you make it's a travesty . make of it? it's a travesty. ttrst— make of it? it's a travesty. ttrst ot— make of it? it's a travesty. ttrst st att— make of it? it's a travesty. first of all, i'm— make of it? it's a travesty. first of all, i'm going- make of it? it's a travesty. first of all, i'm going to. make of it? it's a travesty. first of all, i'm going to say thanks for having me on. it's always good to be on this channel. and i'm angry that this has happened. now you've got to burn mind that back in burn in mind that the back in november 21st, the government

put out emergency pandemic put out an emergency pandemic crisis where they wanted to get all rough sleepers off the streets. well would that not have been the perfect time that when you got all rough sleepers off street find out if off the street to find out if they were veterans not, it they were veterans or not, it would been the perfect time would have been the perfect time to write army service to write down the army service number served. and number where they served. and then we would be able- number where they served. and then we would be able to- and then we would be able to have a proper— then we would be able to have a proper indication— then we would be able to have a proper indication of— then we would be able to have a proper indication of how many honetess— proper indication of how many homeless veterans we have. but we trtet.— homeless veterans we have. but we that. we— homeless veterans we have. but we didn't. we ignored it. and the that makes me the one thing that makes me angry believe angry is the fact that, believe it or not, patrick, i'm sure all your viewers know, in england and there's 1818 and wales alone, there's 1818 military in military veterans charities in scotland and northern ireland, there's 444. that's 2200 odd shanttes. — there's 444. that's 2200 odd charities. and— there's 444. that's 2200 odd charities. and what- there's 444. that's 2200 odd charities. and what are they doing? they've got £1 billion at any one time sitting in their accounts. but any one time sitting in their accounts . but you know what? the accounts. but you know what? the stos— accounts. but you know what? the stos — accounts. but you know what? the stos too— accounts. but you know what? the ceos are too greedy.— tt but you know what? the ceos are too greedy. they've got then— ceos are too greedy. they've got thetr own— ceos are too greedy. they've got their own agendas— ceos are too greedy. they've got their own agendas ,— ceos are too greedy. they've got their own agendas , their own their own agendas, their own expenses accounts. 1 their own agendas, their own expenses accounts. and the veterans come veterans normally come last. they do. unless veterans normally come last. they do . unless you're they really do. unless you're sapper— they really do. unless you're sapper who— they really do. unless you're sapper who actually- “rq 1115.9 95 unless you're sapper who actually work extenety— sapper who actually work extremely hard to get veterans off extremely hard to get veterans oh the— extremely hard to get veterans off the street— extremely hard to get veterans off the street . _ extremely hard to get veterans off the street . . off the street. like like anything, you raise a great

point there, trevor, which is it is not just the government when it comes to this, because, look, you there are charities you know, there are charities out there no doubt could out there that no doubt could probably doing a little bit probably be doing a little bit more. main focus on this and more. my main focus on this and i make no excuses for this is genuinely be about that contrast between the way that we treat people who've just come over here on a dinghy and our veterans and for people shouting at their screens now or on twitter later, well, it shouldn't be an them shouldn't just be an us or them thing. that's fine. wish it thing. that's fine. i wish it wasn't. it's not my fault that it exposes the fact it is. but it exposes the fact that we've got accommodate and we've we've got we've got money and we've got a will and we've got a political group of people who are banging the for who've just the drum for people who've just arrived country arrived in this country illegally, to people illegally, as opposed to people like hard like malcolm who fall on hard times, left to freeze to times, who are left to freeze to death in a churchyard. patrick do you know what? you raise a valid do you know what? you raise a vattt pant.— do you know what? you raise a valid point. now,— do you know what? you raise a valid point. now, i— do you know what? you raise a valid point. now, i want- r:r15 7 you raise a valid point. now, i want to put thts— valid point. now, i want to put thts out— valid point. now, i want to put this out there— valid point. now, i want to put this out there and— valid point. now, i want to put this out there and i'm not too tt— this out there and i'm not too h r— this out there and i'm not too sure if i mentioned this before, but sure if i mentioned this before, tut r— sure if i mentioned this before, tut r wrote— sure if i mentioned this before, but i wrote to— sure if i mentioned this before, but i wrote to my— sure if i mentioned this before, but i wrote to my local mp, theresa— but i wrote to my local mp, theresa coffey— but i wrote to my local mp, theresa coffey a- but i wrote to my local mp, theresa coffey a couple of years ago— theresa coffey a couple of years ago ant— theresa coffey a couple of years ago ant r— theresa coffey a couple of years ago ant r satt— theresa coffey a couple of years ago and i said about utilising an-nttttay— ago and i said about utilising an military barracks for an empty military barracks for honetess— an empty military barracks for homeless-which- an empty military barracks for

homeless which could homeless veterans which could get-ott— homeless veterans which could get-oh the— homeless veterans which could get-off the street.- homeless veterans which could get off the street. we get them off the street. we soutt— get them off the street. we soutt-our- get them off the street. we could our veterans could bring in our veterans whtsh— could bring in our veterans which which— could bring in our veterans which which clean, which did teash— which which clean, which did teash then— which which clean, which did teach them trades, get them back on to— teach them trades, get them back on to getttng— teach them trades, get them back on to getting benefits and back out tnto— on to getting benefits and back out tnto the— on to getting benefits and back out into the street. ' “r: out into the street. and she forwarded my email on to tobias ellwood, who's high up at the mod do a lot of things. mod and can do a lot of things. and tobias ellwood's response to me and tobias ellwood's response to he ant— and tobias ellwood's response to he ant tn— and tobias ellwood's response to me and i'm willing— and tobias ellwood's response to me and i'm willing to send you the response— me and i'm willing to send you the response — me and i'm willing to send you the response. t . the response. patrick i have it here. tobias ellwood- the response. t . “r111r11 tobias ellwood says we here. tobias ellwood says we sannot— here. tobias ellwood says we sannot gtve— here. tobias ellwood says we cannot give these— “r111r11 tobias ellwood says we cannot give these barracks toi veterans. _belong cannot give these barracks to- veterans. _belong to veterans. they do not belong to us. they belong to veterans. 9 -5 they belong to private us. they belong to private rnvestos — -5 they belong to private investors. . r11 1 -5 they belong to private investors. however, they were able they seem to find these able to they seem to find these empty barracks for asylum seekers and all the rest of the scum arrive on our shore. scum that arrive on our shore. and leave our veterans, and they leave our veterans, they— and they leave our veterans, they-exptott— and they leave our veterans, they-exploit and- and they leave our veterans, they exploit and destroy they they exploit and destroy our veterans. _ they they exploit and destroy- our veterans. _thousands our veterans. there's thousands of there still waiting of them out there still waiting in compensation . and the in compensation. and the government— in compensation. and the government-to- 1“ rt.r1r1“ 5“ and the government to heavy in compensation. and the- government-to heavy handed government are to heavy handed to hetp— government are to heavy handed to hetp then— government are to heavy handed to help them out— government are to heavy handed to help them out .— government are to heavy handed to help them out . it's to help them out. it's a travesty.— to help them out. it's a travesty. but— to help them out. it's a travesty. but could you talk to he — travesty. but could you talk to he a tht— travesty. but could you talk to he a ttt ant— travesty. but could you talk to me a bit and obviously we'll go to tottas— me a bit and obviously we'll go to tobias ellwood— me a bit and obviously we'll go to tobias ellwood for confirmation and all of this as we-wttt.— confirmation and all of this as we-wttt. — confirmation and all of this as we-wttt. tut- confirmation and all of this as. we-will. but-you we usually will. but could you just talk me a little bit just talk to me a little bit about the actual problem with veteran i veteran homelessness? because i think of veterans are too think a lot of veterans are too proud admit that they've got

proud to admit that they've got an a of sofa an issue. there's a lot of sofa surfing out there, tragically, with alongside some of the very natural issues natural mental health issues that seeing the that can come with seeing the horrors service , then horrors of active service, then there be self—medication in there can be self—medication in place alcoholism, place as well, alcoholism, etcetera, thing, etcetera, which can be a thing, right. the reality? what right. what is the reality? what is the reality of veteran homelessness? much of a homelessness? how much of a pressing issue is this as it's getting worse ? and what's getting worse? and what's happentng— getting worse? and what's happentng ts— getting worse? and what's happening is we- 911.. “9 7 and what's happening is we have lots of great— happening is we have lots of great servtse— happening is we have lots of great service personnel, regarttess— great service personnel, regardless of- great service personnel, regardless of what service they-re— regardless of what service they-re tn. — regardless of what service they're in. they- regardless of what service they're in. “rq t t regardless of what service- they're in. they come back from war. the ones that have seen trauma and they're damaged and it eats away at them. what you will not it eats away at them. what you wttt not to. — it eats away at them. what you will not do, patrick,— it eats away at them. what you will not do, patrick, if- . what you will not do, patrick, if you have— will not do, patrick, if you have trauma,— will not do, patrick, if you have trauma, you will not share it have trauma, you will not share tt wtth— have trauma, you will not share tt wtth your— have trauma, you will not share it with your wife— have trauma, you will not share it with your wife or— have trauma, you will not share it with your wife or your shtttren— it with your wife or your children because the last thing you want— children because the last thing you want-to— children because the last thing you wantlto ts— children because the last thing you want do is actually ruin you want to do is actually ruin then— you want to do is actually ruin then-vou— you want to do is actually ruin their-you don't- you want to do is actually ruin their-you don't want. you want to do is actually ruini their-you don't want to their mind. you don't want to give burden the people give that burden to the people you most. so what you you love the most. so what you do is you keep it in your head and it eats away at you over time. over time, you will try and reach to other veterans. and reach out to other veterans. you do drink, you go out, you start— you do drink, you go out, you start drinking.— you do drink, you go out, you start drinking. _ you do drink, you go out, you start drinking. 1“ “95 start drinking. things start to change you up change at home. you end up havtng—

change at home. you end up havtng no— change at home. you end up havtng no sex— change at home. you end up having no sex life.- change at home. you end up having no sex life. oh- 9 you end up having no sex life. oh oh, oh, oh. — having no sex life. oh oh, oh, oh. that— having no sex life. oh oh, oh, oh. that a— having no sex life. oh oh, oh, oh. that's a shame.- having no sex life. oh oh, oh, oh. that's a shame. we've lost trevor. unfortunately while he was picture, of was painting the picture, of course, he there? of what course, wasn't he there? of what can people who are course, wasn't he there? of what can after people who are course, wasn't he there? of what can afterjust people who are course, wasn't he there? of what can afterjust out)ple who are course, wasn't he there? of what can after just out from vho are course, wasn't he there? of what can afterjust out from activet just after just out from active service there and the problems that occur them and how that can occur to them and how easy for veterans to fall easy it is for veterans to fall onto times. and there onto hard times. and there should safety blanket should be a safety blanket there. there should a safety there. there should be a safety net. if you aren't just joining us, is, of course, that us, it is, of course, that horrific, horrendous story about former veteran malcolm former raf veteran malcolm livingstone, had had livingstone, who had had a distinguished career in the military. i believe trevor is there. trevor's we've got there. trevor's back. we've got you, i believe . sorry, you, trevor. i believe. sorry, trevor, just to say. so you were saying it's for things to saying it's easy for things to fall apart at and then you fall apart at home and then you end homeless. yes. fall apart at home and then you end homeless . yes. patrick end up homeless. yes. patrick well, end up homeless. yes. patrick wett tt— end up homeless. yes. patrick wett tt you— end up homeless. yes. patrick well, if you come— end up homeless. yes. patrick well, if you come back- r11“r: .. yes. patrick well, if you come back from a war scenario and— well, if you come back from a war scenario and are war scenario and you are tanaget.— war scenario and you are tanaget-not- war scenario and you are damaged, not want war scenario and you are- damaged,-not want to damaged, you do not want to share— damaged, you do not want to share-burden— damaged, you do not want to share-burden of- damaged, you do not want to share burden of trauma with share that burden of trauma with your— share that burden of trauma with your wife, your loved ones aount— your wife, your loved ones aount-tt- your wife, your loved ones around-it eats. your wife, your loved ones. around-it eats away around you. and it eats away traght — around you. and it eats away draghi inside— around you. and it eats away draghi inside when away draghi inside when it eats away at you.— draghi inside when it eats away at you. tnstte— draghi inside when it eats away at you, inside, your marriage starts— at you, inside, your marriage starts to— at you, inside, your marriage starts to break— at you, inside, your marriage starts to break away. 45. : 1“ . starts to break away. you don't have— starts to break away. you don't have the— starts to break away. you don't have the same connection anymore. you get agitated have the same connection anymryou you get agitated have the same connection anymryou gou get agitated have the same connection anymryou go out get agitated have the same connection anymryou go out and get agitated have the same connection anymryou go out and things itated have the same connection anymryou go out and things start! when you go out and things start to-apart— when you go out and things start to-apat ant— when you go out and things start to-apart and what- when you go out and things start to apart and what happens to drift apart and what happens to drift apart and what happens to—thtngsl to veterans whenever things start—they-

to veterans whenever things. start—they would start to drift apart? they would rather— start to drift apart? they would rather teave — start to drift apart? they would rather leave their— start to drift apart? they would rather leave their married home, teave— rather leave their married home, teave everythtng— rather leave their married home, leave everything wife leave everything for the wife ant— leave everything for the wife ant-hate- leave everything for the wife and-make sure- leave everything for the wife and make sure they're and the kids, make sure they're happy— and the kids, make sure they're happy. ant— and the kids, make sure they're happy. ant they— and the kids, make sure they're happy, and they would rather steep— happy, and they would rather steep tn— happy, and they would rather sleep in-gutter- happy, and they would rather sleep in gutter than let sleep in the gutter than let anythtng— sleep in the gutter than let anything-their- sleep in the gutter than let anything their family. '“r: anything ruin their family. and then— anything ruin their family. and then-ant— anything ruin their family. and then-and then. - then there's no and then. then there's struggle there's a struggle to get back from there. and it's getting them — from there. and it's getting them before _ from there. and it's getting them before the— .“r111r11 and it's getting them before the veterans that are them before the veterans that troten — them before the veterans that troten .— them before the veterans that are broken , like— them before the veterans that are broken , like myself many are broken, like myself and many others.— are broken, like myself and many others-to— are broken, like myself and many others.-to have- others. we need to have somewhere— others. we need to have somewhere i go - others. we need to have. somewhere i go _we others. we need to have- somewhere i go _we can somewhere to go where we can astuatty—peoptei actually reach out. and people unterstant— actually reach out. and people unterstant .— actually reach out. and people understand . and— actually reach out. and people understand . and i'm going to be understand. and i'm going to be honest.— understand. and i'm going to be honest,-there's- understand. and i'm going to be honest, there's very honest, patrick, there's very rew— honest, patrick, there's very tew- r — honest, patrick, there's very tew-r speak- honest, patrick, there's very. few-i speak-these few veterans i speak to these tays— few veterans i speak to these tays . — few veterans i speak to these tays . there-s— few veterans i speak to these days . there's 1— few veterans i speak to these days . there's 1 0r- few veterans i speak to these days . there's 1 or 2- few veterans i speak to these days . “r111r11 �* i7 days. there's 1 or 2 that i speak to that are broken, that understand the p&o have mentally and i understand their pain. and we for coffees and and we meet up for coffees and we shat.— and we meet up for coffees and we shat. tut— and we meet up for coffees and we chat, but it's— and we meet up for coffees and we chat, but it's very rare to meet— we chat, but it's very rare to meet up— we chat, but it's very rare to meet up wtth— we chat, but it's very rare to meet up with a— we chat, but it's very rare to meet up with a guy who hasn't teen— meet up with a guy who hasn't teen-tent— meet up with a guy who hasn't been _front line - meet up with a guy who hasn't been front line with you, been on the front line with you, who— been on the front line with you, who - understand - who doesn't understand the taua— who doesn't understand the trauma-mental- who doesn't understand the trauma mental in your trauma and the mental in your heat. — trauma and the mental in your head. _difficult- trauma and the mental in your head. _difficult .- trauma and the mental in your head. difficult . it's head. and it's difficult. it's very— head. and it's difficult. it's very-patna- head. and it's difficult. it's very patrick well , very difficult. patrick well, toot.— very difficult. patrick well, look, trevor, _ very difficult. patrick well, look, trevor, thank you for sontng— look, trevor, thank you for sontng — look, trevor, thank you for coming on. can- look, trevor, thank you for coming on. c5“ look, trevor, thank you for- coming on. can i just say thank you for being so honest and so open ? and i think really giving open? and i think really giving people, you know, a real a real understanding because people like me, it's easy for me to sit here and talk a game. i don't

know what you've been through, really. i wasn't there. i never will be. and i'm very grateful that we've got people like you who out do the business who go out and do the business for us. but you should be looked after people like after more. and people like you, trevor, after trevor, should be looked after more. just want to say thank more. i just want to say thank you very much and i'll chat to you very much and i'll chat to you soon. right. care you soon. all right. take care of trevor colt, of yourself. as trevor colt, who's former british army who's a former british army soldier veterans campaigner, soldier and veterans campaigner, i yet i wanted to just highlight yet again the disparity between the way who way that we treat people who fought and served this country and who've just rocked up and people who've just rocked up in really, i just find it in dover. really, i just find it staggering. anyway moving on, one trump's senior one of donald trump's senior former his former advisers says that his latest are latest criminal charges are a potentially catastrophic turn of events should he obtained in his bid become the president bid to become the president again nana patrick on again. nana patrick christys on gb britain's news

tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news . tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news. channel tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news . channel okay, on britain's news. channel okay, on to the— britain's news. channel okay, on to the tatest— britain's news. channel okay, on to the latest drama involving donald trump, who's pleaded not guilty to 37 federal criminal charges . guilty to 37 federal criminal charges. he's guilty to 37 federal criminal charges . he's accused of charges. he's accused of unlawfully keeping documents relating to national security when he left office and allegedly lied to officials who tried to recover them. joining me now is trump's former us national security adviser, john bolton . john, thank you very bolton. john, thank you very much. great to have you on. look, trump is saying that this is a witch hunt of catastrophic proportions and it's actually doing him a lot of favours in the polls. what's your view? well, he may right on the well, he may be right on the sesont— well, he may be right on the second-least- well, he may be right on the second-least in- well, he may be right on the second least in the second part, at least in the short— second part, at least in the short term. — second part, at least in the short term. he— second part, at least in the short term. r: second part, at least in the short term. r11 911. second part, at least in the- short term. he may get a bump in the polls as a result of this. but i think, look, as people

understand and more clearly what the they'll the indictment alleges, they'll see that if facts are see that that if these facts are proven to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt, which is what our criminal law requires, just like yours, that that trump's conduct really was a threat to american national security. i mean , the documents that could mean, the documents that could be at stake here could contain some of america's most important secrets . and his mishandling of secrets. and his mishandling of the documents put put that information at risk. he says that he didn't— information at risk. he says that he didn't have- 1 he says that he didn't have time to look through— that he didn't have time to look through att— that he didn't have time to look through at ot— that he didn't have time to look through all of these documents ant— through all of these documents ant he— through all of these documents ant he wasnt— through all of these documents and he wasn't given the time in otter— and he wasn't given the time in orter to— and he wasn't given the time in orter to toot— and he wasn't given the time in order to look through all of these— order to look through all of these documents, to weed out whtsh— these documents, to weed out whtsh thtngs— these documents, to weed out which things would have been retevant— which things would have been retevant to— which things would have been relevant to-back- which things would have been relevant to back not and relevant to him back and not and i relevant to him back and not and r-what— relevant to him back and not and r-what woutt— relevant to him back and not and i-what would there- relevant to him back and not and i what would there have i mean, what would there have teen— i mean, what would there have teen-have— i mean, what would there have been-have been— i mean, what would there have been have been gained by been to have been gained by tonatt—you- been to have been gained by donald you think been to have been gained by. donald _you think are donald trump, do you think are teeptng—ot- donald trump, do you think are teeptng—ot thel donald trump, do you think are. keeping—of the more keeping hold of some of the more serous-reatty— keeping hold of some of the more serious-really other- serious stuff, really other than rust— serious stuff, really other than just-mementos?- serious stuff, really other than just mementos? mean , what just what mementos? i mean, what soutt— just what mementos? i mean, what soutt he— just what mementos? i mean, what soutt he have— just what mementos? i mean, what could he have done— just what mementos? i mean, what could he have done with them? wett— could he have done with them? wett. tet-s— could he have done with them? wett. tet-s te— could he have done with them? well, let's be clear— could he have done with them? well, let's be clear .— could he have done with them? well, let's be clear. there's a statute governs what statute that governs what documents go into the public records and what documents are private. there is no definition

of a private document that can be classified. so the fact is he's got no excuse for having classified information after he leaves office. and nobody expects the president is going to go through it all. and if he were really concerned and he should have done what other presidents and vice presidents have done, is put it into a process where these documents could be screened. he created some of the problems by refusing to acknowledge he had lost the election . but the real problem election. but the real problem trump has is that after he was informed by the archives and then by a government subpoena to turn over classified documents , turn over classified documents, he refused to do it. and he not only refused to do it, he lied and caused his attorneys to lie about having conducted a thorough search, which they had not because he refused moved half the materials from the storeroom. so this is the seriousness of it that he now faces. and i think as people read through the indictment and

hear him suggest it to one of his own lawyers, that he removed documents from the production back to the government to avoid problems. this is a classic definition of obstruction of justice. okay. donald trump is saytng— justice. okay. donald trump is saytng that— justice. okay. donald trump is saying that he's— t okay. donald trump is saying that he's going to sonptetety— saying that he's going to completely obliterate the opposttton— completely obliterate the opposttton .— completely obliterate the opposition , including joe biden, opposition, including joe biden, and opposition, including joe biden, ant that— opposition, including joe biden, ant that tn— opposition, including joe biden, and that in light— opposition, including joe biden, and that in light of the numerous— and that in light of the numerous different scandals that tevettet— numerous different scandals that were levelled at— numerous different scandals that were levelled at him in the past.— were levelled at him in the past. whtsh— were levelled at him in the past, which weren't proven, some of past, which weren't proven, some ot whtsh.— past, which weren't proven, some ot whtsh. ot— past, which weren't proven, some of which, of course,— past, which weren't proven, some of which, of course, were but went— of which, of course, were but eent proven— of which, of course, were but weren't proven, there's weren't proven, are there's this portrayet— weren't proven, are there's this portrayet ot— weren't proven, are there's this portrayet ot a— weren't proven, are there's this portrayed of a man who is being tenontset— portrayed of a man who is being demonised because he's unconvinced— demonised because he's unconvinced and he wanted to tran— unconvinced and he wanted to tratn the— unconvinced and he wanted to drain the swamp.— unconvinced and he wanted to drain the swamp. yeah, look , drain the swamp. yeah, look, toot.— drain the swamp. yeah, look, toot. thts— drain the swamp. yeah, look, took, this this— drain the swamp. yeah, look, took, this this is— drain the swamp. yeah, look, look, this this is donald trump-s— look, this this is donald trump's style. . rr119r trump's style. it's very confrontational. i think it frankly demeans american polity , acas and i think that the risk that we run in this coarsening of the political dialogue is very serious. trump finds it a successful way to proceed . it's successful way to proceed. it's one reason that i and a lot of others i mean, is it just john,

can i determine to stop him from getting the nomination again ? getting the nomination again? okay. all right. well, look, toot.— okay. all right. well, look, toot. thank— okay. all right. well, look, look, thank you _ okay. all right. well, look, look, thank you very, very much. it look, thank you very, very much. rt ts— look, thank you very, very much. rt ts atways— look, thank you very, very much. it is always great— look, thank you very, very much. it is always great to— look, thank you very, very much. it is always great to get your your— it is always great to get your your tnstght— it is always great to get your your insight on. _ it is always great to get your your insight on. i'm very sorry we souttn-t— your insight on. i'm very sorry we couldn't be— your insight on. i'm very sorry we couldn't be on— your insight on. i'm very sorry we couldn't be on for bit we couldn't be on for a bit tongen— we couldn't be on for a bit tonger. we-ve— we couldn't be on for a bit longer. we've been overtaken by news events. that's— longer. we've been overtaken by news events. that's the of news events. that's the end of the—tonn- news events. that's the end of the—rohn tuti the show, i'm afraid. john but thank— the show, i'm afraid. john but thank-very- the show, i'm afraid. john but thank-very much.- the show, i'm afraid. john but thank very much. john thank you very, very much. john totton— thank you very, very much. john totton there.— thank you very, very much. john bolton there, who— thank you very, very much. john bolton there, who is trump's torna— bolton there, who is trump's former—securityl former us national security atvtser. — former us national security. atvtser. _tt-s adviser. okay. well, look, it's teen— adviser. okay. well, look, it's teen-pastet- adviser. okay. well, look, it's been packed show, been an action packed show, an tnsretttty— been an action packed show, an incredibly moving— been an action packed show, an incredibly moving show, i must say as— incredibly moving show, i must say as-wtth— incredibly moving show, i must say as-wtth us— incredibly moving show, i must say as with us taking out say as well, with us taking out vtgtt— say as well, with us taking out vtgtt-wotttng— say as well, with us taking out vtgttltotttng .— say as well, with us taking out vigil notting . him dewbs& co vigil in notting. him dewbs& co is vigil in notting. him dewbs& co ts up— vigil in notting. him dewbs& co ts up next.— vigil in notting. him dewbs& co is up next. michelle dewberry wttt— is up next. michelle dewberry wttt te— is up next. michelle dewberry wttt te tn— is up next. michelle dewberry will be in the— is up next. michelle dewberry will be in the studio in a matter— will be in the studio in a matter ot— will be in the studio in a matter of moments. i'll see you toorrovv at— matter of moments. i'll see you tomorrow at three. _ matter of moments. i'll see you tomorrow at three. hi there and etsoe— tomorrow at three. hi there and wetsonelthe— tomorrow at three. hi there and welcome-the gb— tomorrow at three. hi there and welcome the gb news forecast welcome to the gb news forecast tron — welcome to the gb news forecast tron. — welcome to the gb news forecast tron. attan— welcome to the gb news forecast from - aidan mcgivern- welcome to the gb news forecast from. aidan mcgivern at. welcome to the gb news forecast from 1 r35“ tirtc from me. aidan mcgivern at the met sunny skies for the met office sunny skies for the vast this afternoon and vast majority this afternoon and it once in it is very warm once again in many places . it is very warm once again in many places. odd it is very warm once again in many places . odd shower possible many places. odd shower possible mostly towards the north—west of scotland and some fair weather clouds bubbling up here and there. but otherwise high pressure remains close by. and that's keeping things settled. it's also keeping things generally cloud free with the winds in from the east.

winds coming in from the east. that means eastern areas are a lot cooler compared with central and southwestern areas where temperatures are reaching the high approaching 30 high 20s even approaching 30 celsius in a few spots. and then overnight stays warm. overnight it stays very warm. 1 or 2 showers or even a thunderstorm possible for the northwest into the northwest highlands into the evening. but they clear away most dry, overnight most places dry, then overnight clear spells, but some low cloud approaching parts of eastern and central england, some mistiness around the coasts of northern scotland. and it's a warm , muggy scotland. and it's a warm, muggy night for some. but it starts off again. sunshine across the board as we begin thursday and into the afternoon . it stays into the afternoon. it stays largely sunny. some cloud will build in places , especially build in places, especially towards central and southern areas . and the odd shower again, areas. and the odd shower again, possible as temperatures rise once again mid to high 20s, fairly widely cooler along that east coast . but later in the day east coast. but later in the day , some severe thunderstorms that will likely develop across the republic of ireland are most likely to drift north into western parts of northern

ireland to bring some very heavy rainfall. torrential rain in places, hail and lightning to western parts of northern ireland. they clear away by the start of friday and it's another muqqy start of friday and it's another muggy night. temperatures of 15, 16 celsius generally, perhaps uncomfortable for sleeping in places . but friday starts off places. but friday starts off once again with widespread sunny skies . however, the signs are skies. however, the signs are there of a change on the way. some showers approaching, ireland pushing into western fringes of the uk during friday afternoon and then into saturday and sunday. those showers becoming more widespread .

in nottingham. there's been a huge outpouring of love. a vigil today. huge outpouring of love. a vigil today . families of those victims today. families of those victims attending as well. can you even imagine what they must be going through? and here in england, junior doctors are striking again for the third time. their request has not changed one bit. ladies and gents, they want a 35% pay rise and they are not budging. should they get it or

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