among the dead, sophie martyn, just three—years—old, and her father lee.igil in their memory and for the others who died. eyewitnesses saw the gunman, after he'd opened fire. i heard a bang and walked around the corner. a bloke was walking towards me with a black rifle. i could smell the gunfire, you know what i mean? it was like... imitates gunfire and it was about a couple of seconds, and again, and again and again. the killer's been named as jake davison. he was 22, and later turned the weapon on himself. it's britain's worst mass shooting in more than decade, and there are questions tonight over davison�*s firearms license. our other main story.... in afghanistan, the un warns of a humanitarian catastrophe — urging the country's neighbours to allow in civilians fleeing the fighting. the majority of the population, they're waiting to see how things will unfold with a mixture of fear, anger and resignation. canos. 0h! and, it's a dream start in the premier league for brentford, back in top flight football, at home to arsenal. and coming up in sport on th

among these grieving, the family of three—year—old sophie martyn and her dad lee.r. they were definitely a pair. little �*un running round and eating all the ice—creams. 0nly last month the dad and daughter were watching the euros with friends here at the anchorage pub. amazing together, always mucking about and playing, he doted on her. she was an amazing little girl. so — and he was a great dad. she hasn't even started her life. she's so little, and it's just, yeah, it's terrible. this afternoon, plymouth argyll�*s match fell silent. concerts have also been cancelled. a8 hours on, this city has so many questions, and things are still so raw. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. let's get more from our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. first of all, should a young man living in a city who had a history of mental illness be allowed to keep a gun at home at all? but the second element of that is that the certificate for his shotgun and a shotgun itself were taken from him in december because of an allegation of assault in september, but injuly, the police returned

sophie martyn was out for a walk with her dad lee when they were both shot dead. heard the news this evening. heartbroken. you were in tears, weren't you? it wasn't nice. it was devastating. itjust makes everything that worse, doesn't it, being a child? it's going to be different here forever now, i think. nothing is ever going to be the same, especially when it's up the road. injust six minutes last night, six lives were lost on these streets. the first victim was maxine davison, the mother of the gunmen. the mother of the gunman. she was 51 and was at home in the keyham area of the city when he killed her. just lucky, really, that's what i'm thinking. it could've been me. bert was on his way to the shops as the shooting started. and he walked right past his neighbour, jake davison, who was carrying a gun. i heard a bang and walked around the corner and the bloke was walking towards me with a black rifle and i could smell the gunfire. i swerved around him and i noticed a woman in the corner layed in the doorstep that was shot, and i went to her and put pressure o

among these grieving, the family of three—year—old sophie martyn and her dad lee.and eating all the ice—creams. 0nly last month the dad and daughter were watching the euros with friends here at the anchorage pub. amazing together, always mucking about and playing, he doted on her. she was an amazing little girl. so — and he was a great dad. she hasn't even started her life. she's so little, and it's just, yeah, it's terrible. this afternoon, plymouth argyll�*s match fell silent. concerts have also been cancelled. 48 hours on, this city has so many questions, and things are still so raw. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. uo u0 watching bbc news. —— you are watching bbc news. —— you are watching bbc news. sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's 0lly foster. manchester united have opened up their premier league season in front of 72,000 fans at old trafford with a big win against leeds united. 5-1. manager 0le gunnar solskjaer descibed it as a very, very good day, as they sent out an early title warning to their rivals. bruno fernandes got to keep t

among those grieving are the family of three—year—old sophie martyn and her father lee, apparently shot running around and, you know, eating all the ice creams. only last month, sam wright was watching the euros with them at the anchorage pub. you know, hejust absolutely doted on her, she was an amazing little girl and he was a great dad. she hasn't even started her life, she is so little and it's just, yeah, it's terrible. silence this afternoon at plymouth argyle's match. concerts have been cancelled. a8 hours on, this city has so many questions. as the community grieves, detectives investigate. here at the scene where the shootings began on thursday night and at 12 other locations around this area. and it's notjust members of the public who witnessed these attacks that are being offered counselling — so, too, are members of the police force. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. this is bbc news, the headlines... at least 30a people have died in a powerful earthquake in haiti — the prime minister has issued a month—long state of emergency. let's get more on that story. joining me now is leila

jake davison�*s victims included his mother maxine, a three—year—old girl sophie martyn, and herfatherurning the gun on himself. our correspondentjon kay has more. 200 miles from westminster, the home secretary came to plymouth to pay her respects. five people were shot dead by the gunman. the first was his mother, maxine davison. then there was lee martyn and his three—year—old daughter, sophie. 66—year—old kate shepherd, from cornwall, a talented artist. and stephen washington, who was 59 and killed while walking his dogs. it's tragic beyond words, really, really tragic. priti patel promised to support the community, with specialist help for anyone left traumatised. she wouldn't comment on news that the gunman, jake davison, had his firearms licence returned to him last month, even though he posted hate—filled rants online. home secretary, should davison have had a gun? you say you want to reassure people here, a lot of people have questions about gun control. my brain can't process it, physically can't process that information i was given. chris says his family is reeling. not only

the youngest victim, sophie martyn, was just three years old.watchdog to understand why the gunman, jake davison, was allowed to take back his confiscated firearm and permit, weeks before the attack. aru na iyengar reports. the youngest face of plymouth's tragedy, sophie martin just three years old out for a walk with her dad lee when they were both shot dead by jake davison. a sad time for this part of the world but our community will show the rest of it how good we are. last night people came together from keyham and surrounding areas to try to make sense of what happened. it could have been any of us. we regularly walk our dogs in the area, we go for runs in the area and it is tough to know what has happened has happened. it has now emerged that the killer jake davison had his shotgun and permit taken off him by police in december following an allegation of assault. these were returned to him last month. then on thursday evening, six minutes of violence, the worst mass shooting in more than a decade. the sequence of events started at a house

among these grieving, the family of three—year—old sophie martyn and her dad lee.ogether. they were definitely a pair. little �*un running round and eating all the ice—creams. 0nly last month the dad and daughter were watching the euros with friends here at the anchorage pub. amazing together, always mucking about and playing, he doted on her. she was an amazing little girl. so — and he was a great dad. she hasn't even started her life. she's so little, and it's just, yeah, it's terrible. this afternoon, plymouth argyll�*s match fell silent. concerts have also been cancelled. 48—hours on, this city has so many questions, and things are still so raw. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. a water—dropping plane with eight people on board has crashed in southern turkey, killing all on board. russia's defence ministry said five russian servicemen and three turkish citizens were on board the plane. the country has been trying to contain some of the worst wildfires in years along the south coast. a massive search and rescue operation is continuing in northern turkey where at leas

among those grieving, the family of three—year—old sophie martyn and her dad, lee.reams. 0nly last month the dad and daughter were watching the euros with friends here at the anchorage pub. amazing together. always mucking about and playing. he just absolutely doted on her. she was an amazing little girl. and he was a great dad. she hadn't even started her life, she was so little. yeah, it's terrible. this afternoon plymouth argyle's match fell silent. concerts have also been cancelled. a8 hours on, this city has so many questions, and things are still so raw. john key, bbc news, plymouth. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is here. 0ne one of the questions is why davison was allowed to be in possession of it gone? was allowed to be in possession of it one? ., ., , it gone? there are two elements,. what should _ it gone? there are two elements,. what should a _ it gone? there are two elements,. what should a young _ it gone? there are two elements,. what should a young man - it gone? there are two elements,. what should a young man living i it gone? ther

among these grieving, the family of three—year—old sophie martyn and her dad lee. all the ice—creams. 0nly last month the dad and daughter were watching the euros with friends here at the anchorage pub. amazing together, always mucking about and playing, he doted on her. she was an amazing little girl. so — and he was a great dad. she hasn't even started her life. she's so little, and it's just, yeah, it's terrible. this afternoon, plymouth argyll�*s match fell silent. concerts have also been cancelled. 48—hours on, this city has so many questions, and things are still so raw. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. a massive search and rescue operation is continuing in northern turkey where at least 40 people have died in flash floods. the floods swept through the black sea region earlier this week, causing some buildings to collapse, and damaging roads, bridges and power lines. it's the second natural disaster to hit the country this month, following wildfires in the south. there've also been floods injapan. nearly two million people have been asked to leave their homes and

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those who died included davison's mother, maxine, a three—year—old girl, sophie martyn, and herfathernds across plymouth. it's been really hard. i think we're still all in shock at what's happened, aren't we? at the city's guildhall, some of those who responded to the shootings joined community leaders to remember three—year—old sophie martyn and herfather, lee, shot at random as they walked home. maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman. stephen washington, who was walking his dogs when he was killed. and 66—year—old kate shepard, who died from her injuries in hospital. bell rings. the bell rang for each of them. applause. i grew up and went to school there. leeann came to remember the neighbours she's lost. just trying to process it all, really. it could've been any of us walking along the street that day. my family, my children, anybody. it's really hard to sort of realise that it was that close. so all of these civic things, itjust seemed really important to be here. the police cordon may have come down now, but this place feels far from normal. so he wen

among the dead, sophie martyn, just three—years—old, and her father lee.thers who died. eyewitnesses saw the gunman, after he'd opened fire. i heard a bang and walked around the corner. a bloke was walking towards me with a black rifle. i could smell the gunfire, you know what i mean? it was like... imitates gunfire and it was about a couple of seconds, and again, and again and again. the killer's been named as jake davison. he was 22, and later turned the weapon on himself. it's britain's worst mass shooting in more than decade, and there are questions tonight over davison�*s firearms license.

hall, some of those who responded to the shootingsjoined community leaders to remember 3—year—old sophie martynlee, shot at random as they walked home. maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman. stephen washington, who was walking his dogs when he was killed, and 66—year—old kate shepherd, who died from her injuries in hospital. the bell rang for each of them. bell tolls. applause. i grew up in keyham, went to school there. leanne came to remember the neighbours she's lost. just trying to process it all, really. it could have been any of us walking along the street that day. my family, my children, anybody. and it's really hard to sort of realise that it was that close. so, all of these civic things just seem really important to be here. many people here question how jake davison was allowed to own a gun. but for now they're thinking not about the killer, but about his victims, and how one man's actions have scarred an entire city. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. now on bbc news: yalda hakim reports from afghanistan, as american and allied forces withdraw. 20 years after 9

the youngest victim, sophie martyn, was just three years old.ut our community will show the rest of it how good we are. last night, people came together from keyham and surrounding areas to try to make sense of what happened. could have been any of us, could've been our kids. we regularly walk our dogs in the area, we go for runs together in the area. so, yeah, it's tough to know that what's happened has happened. it's now emerged that the killer, jake davison, had his shotgun and permit taken off him by police in december, following an allegation of assault. but these were returned to him last month. then, on thursday evening, six minutes of violence — the worst mass shooting in more than a decade. the sequence of events started at a house in biddick drive, where davison shot and killed his mother. he then went onto the road and fired again, killing 3—year—old sophie martyn and her father lee. the gunman then headed into a nearby park, shooting and injuring another man and woman. they're both being treated in hospital. in the park he killed 59—

many children witnessed the shootings, and some of them knew the youngest victim, three—year—old sophie martyns. jade's family live close to the scene, and she says her son has been left traumatised. since then he's just been, "i'm scared, is the bad man coming?" he doesn't understand that he's gone and that he can't come back and he can't cause any more harm to anybody. "thank you for being nice." children have been showing their gratitude. it's heart—warming. but community leaders say many will need professional help. when the kids go back to school, after christmas, it's still going to be something we need to think about, notjust the interim now, it's what's going to happen in the future. investigations are continuing here tonight, but the police cordon is being lifted here at biddick drive and at the other locations in this area where people were shot dead. tomorrow morning, at 11 o'clock, the city will pause for a minute's silence. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. finally cricket, and england's men go into the last day of the second test against india tomorrow with the outcome of the match fi

maxine davison, stephen washington, kate shepherd, along with father and daughter lee and sophie martynthe uk government is to publish new guidelines on the licensing of firearms. two men were attacked with bottles and had homophobic aid workers in haiti are racing to provide food, water and shelter to survivors of saturday's earthquake, before a major tropical storm hits the country. hospitals are struggling to cope with thousands of injured survivors. nearly 1,300 people are known to have died after the quake struck on saturday. the problems are even more acute in remote areas. 0ur correspondent james clayton managed to travel to the town of les cayes to the south west of the epicentre and sent this report. many of these people were asleep when the earthquake hit, their homes caving in. it's hard enough to treat survivors of any natural disaster, but when the hospitals themselves are under fear of collapse, it makes it all the more difficult. well, this hospital is simply too unsafe to have people stay inside. so they've brought everyone outside here and they have tried to place them

three—year—old sophie martyn and her dad lee, kate shepherd, stephen washington and maxine davison all. in the park next to where the shootings happened, people paused in a moment of collective grief. it's been really hard, i think we're all still in shock at what's happened. aren't we? it's been a very quiet place for the last few days, it has been very sombre. people have been very respectful and very kind to each other and very compassionate. everyone seems to knowj everybody and it just felt like the right thing to do to come here to pay my respects to - the victims that lost their lives, and obviously the ones that - are still in hospital as well. community leaders also paid tribute to the five who died. at the moment, keyham is grieving, we grieve because we love, grief is love, we are in shock, feel guilty and angry of our beloved community members because we love. plymouth is a place where people stand together during dark times. i hope and believe that we will get through the difficult times that lie ahead as we try to come to terms with this dreadful loss by continuing to sup

, some of those who responded to the shootings joined community leaders to remember 3—year—old sophie martynother of the gunman. stephen washington, who was walking his dogs when he was killed, and 66—year—old kate shepherd, who died from her injuries in hospital. the bell rang for each of them. bell tolls applause i grew up in keyham, went to school there. leanne came to remember the neighbours she's lost. just trying to process it all, really. it could have been any of us walking along the street that day. my family, my children, anybody. and it's really hard to sort of realise that it was that close. so, all of these civic things just seem really important to be here. many people here question how jake davison was allowed to own a gun. but for now they're thinking not about the killer, but about his victims, and how one man's actions have scarred an entire city. jon kay — bbc news — plymouth. cricket, and it was a thrilling final day in the test match between england and india at lords. england were chasing 272 runs to win — but as the end of play approached their tailend batsmen were try

those who died included davison's mother maxine, a three—year—old girl, sophie martyn, and herfather,een really hard. i think we're still all in shock at what's happened, aren't we? at the city's guildhall, some of those who responded to the shootings joined community leaders to remember three—year—old sophie martyn and herfather, lee, shot at random as they walked home. maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman. stephen washington, who was walking his dogs when he was killed. and 66—year—old kate shepard, who died from her injuries in hospital. the bell rang for each of them. bell rings. applause i grew up and went to school there. leeann came to remember the neighbours she's lost. just trying to process it all, really. it could've been any of us walking along the street that day. my family, my children, anybody. it's really hard to sort of realise that it was that close. so all of these civic things, itjust seemed really important to be here. the police cordon may have come down now, but this place feels far from normal. so he went straight past your house?

he then walked the streets nearby where he murdered four other people — including sophie martyn, wholee — before turning the gun on himself. tonight, the prime minister described the murders as �*absolutely appalling.�* my my thoughts are with those who all tragically lost their life in an absolutely appalling incident. the point raised as a valid one but it needs to be properly investigated. i would just pay tribute to the police and the emergency services for the speed and promptness in which they handled it. , w' , speed and promptness in which they handled it. , a , ., handled it. very quickly, how worried are _ handled it. very quickly, how worried are you _ handled it. very quickly, how worried are you about - handled it. very quickly, how worried are you about the - worried are you about the misogynistic posts online? this has 'ust been misogynistic posts online? this has just been drawn _ misogynistic posts online? this has just been drawn to _ misogynistic posts online? this has just been drawn to my _ misogynistic posts online? this has just been drawn to my attention. i l

the court that actually jake davison then went out into the street and shot dead three—year—old sophie martyn a shot at stephen washington, who was out walking his dogs. we have heard of this morning he is a carerfor his dogs. we have heard of this morning he is a carer for his wife. dogs. we have heard of this morning he is a carerfor his wife. and then jake davison went further along the road and shot at kate shepherd, who died later in hospital. the coroner heard this morning that none of those victims new jake davison and that they had all died from shotgun wounds. the inquest into jake davison's that has just been opened and adjourned. all those inquests will reopen in december this year. but of course all this comes on the day, it is a week gone since the mass shooting happened in keyham. it is a community and city that has been completely rocked and shaken to its core and it's clear from the visuals and the tributes and the services held, that it is going to take a long time for the community and the city to come to terms with what happened. and the city to come to terms with what happ

then you have three—year—old, sophie martyn who was out with her dads, lee martyn.ave paid their respects and during that minutes silence, there was a sombre moment. i saw one person in particular wiping a tear from their eyes. they have come to lay flowers, the roadside here is festooned with floral tributes and toys for the little girl. one little girl told me this morning that she wanted to bring a couple of her own toys that she wanted sophie to be able to play with. there is a real sense of community spirit here. it is a community spirit here. it is a community that is broken but it is a community that is broken but it is a community that is broken but it is a community that we have been hearing from as you say, the lord mayor and the chair of the community and neighbourhood watch talking about how they would pull together and as a community they would grow stronger and support each other through these difficult times. there are concerns, of course, about the effect that it has had on some of the people that witness the event here on that quiet summer's evening

so we hold a minute's silence to remember before god maxine davison, sophie martyn, lee martyn, stephen city in mourning is as strong as ever. sarah ransome, bbc news, plymouth. the chicken restaurant nandos has had to close about 50 branches because it's running short of chicken. stores across england, scotland and wales have been affected. some of its staff are being loaned to suppliers to try to get things moving in the supply chain. branches in northern ireland and the republic of ireland are not impacted. our business correspondent emma simpson has more details. well, this is a popular chain, famous for its piripiri chicken. and if you can't serve it, that's a very big problem. nando's has been running out of stock, hit by problems in its supply chain. and that's meant that dozens of branches have had to temporarily close, like this one. you can probably see the sign just in the doorway there. now, nando's says it is down to staff shortages, but it won't elaborate on that. but, jane, we already know that the food supply chain has been under immense strain in recent months. you've g

the coroner then heard that jake davison went out into the street and shot dead three—year—old sophie martynat corner, jake davison went and he happened upon stephen washington, who was out walking his dogs. he shot stephen washington dead and carried on in that walking around the area, where he happened upon kate sheppard, who was coming out from the hairdresser and he shot her to. the coroner heard that none of the victims knew jake davison, apart from obviously, his mother. they had all died from gunshot wounds. this afternoon, in the last hour, the coroner opened and adjourned the inquest into jake davis and's death. during that inquest he heard that the i 0pc, we know where investigating why he had been given back his shot gun following the revoking of his license following a serious allegation of assault. and the coroner referred to a case in county durham in 2012 when michael atherton shot dead three women known to him, including his partner and the coroner said, including his partner and the coronersaid, he including his partner and the coroner said, he wants the police watchdog to c

three—year—old sophie martyn and her dad lee, kate shepherd, stephen washington and maxine davison allor the last few days, it has been very sombre. people have been very respectful and very kind to each other and very compassionate. everyone seems to knowj everybody and it just felt like the right thing to do to come here to pay my respects to - the victims that lost their lives, and obviously the ones that - are still in hospital as well. community leaders also paid tribute to the five who died. at the moment, keyham is grieving. we grieve because we love. grief is love. we are in shock, feel guilty and angry about the events surrounding the deaths of our beloved community members because we love. plymouth is a place where people stand together during dark times. i hope and believe that we will get through the difficult times that lie ahead as we try to come to terms with this dreadful loss by continuing to support each other. questions still remain on why jake davison had a shotgun and how his licence was returned last month after an allegation of assault a few months ago. jake davi

the three—year—old sophie martyn— himself. the three—year—old sophie martyn and — himself.cess those firearms licence applications. and they— those firearms licence applications. and they also say, the home office, that they— and they also say, the home office, that they are going to issue guidance on the need for social media — guidance on the need for social media checks on those people who apply— media checks on those people who apply for— media checks on those people who apply for the licences. for people like that— apply for the licences. for people like that that come here though, that is— like that that come here though, that is little comfort. they will have _ that is little comfort. they will have a — that is little comfort. they will have a chance today to pose again and reflect — have a chance today to pose again and reflect on what happened last week _ and reflect on what happened last week. there is a 's silence in plymouth _ week. there is a 's silence in plymouth later today for people to remember and commemorate those who lost their— remember and commemorate

so we held a minute of| silence to remember before god maxine davison, sophie martin, lee martyn, stephenashington, kate she ard. ,, ., :, , . , sheppard. six days ago in this city was rocked _ sheppard. six days ago in this city was rocked by _ sheppard. six days ago in this city was rocked by the _ sheppard. six days ago in this city was rocked by the mass _ sheppard. six days ago in this city was rocked by the mass shooting | sheppard. six days ago in this city i was rocked by the mass shooting and although there was a message of hope this morning, the sense of loss and disbelief across the city in mourning is as strong as ever. sarah ransome, bbc news, plymouth. government spending in scotland, and on behalf of scots, went up in the last financial year by more than £17 billion. the latest figures on expenditure and revenue published by the scottish government show that the estimated deficit, which measures the gap between tax revenue and government spending, soared to nearly 9% of total output in the year before the pandemic, to more than 22%. our top story this lunchtime. as taliban

maxine davison, the killer's mother, stephen washington, kate sheperd, lee martyn, and his daughter sophieo was just three years old. today, people kept arriving to pay tribute, with local shops running out of flowers. it is just frightening, it is just a terrible thing to have happened. it isjust devastating. it has devastated a community and shocked so many people. it is just a very dark day- for the community and it will be for weeks and months to come. basically, you know, . it isjust sad, very sad. forensic teams and officers have continued their investigations throughout the day. the force is itself being investigated by the iopc, the police watchdog, which is looking into how much was known about the killer's mental health and into the circumstances around his firearms licence. devon and cornwall police returned jake davison�*s shotgun and licence last month after they confiscated them in december last year following an alleged assault. meanwhile, support is being offered to those who need it. victim support are on hand to help with those that have been traumatised. the local church

meanwhile, a firework display took place in the town last night in tribute to maxine davison, sophie martynnd kate shepherd, who were all killed in last week's attack. the display was part of the british fireworks championships, which went ahead in memory of the victims, after talks with the council and residents. there is talk about morrisons today. it has been awhile since we have seen this activity in the retail supermarket sector. a big—money battle. fascinating when you get big firms vying for maybe a smaller firm so it could be fascinating in the next 24—hour is. it could determine the future of our fourth largest supermarket. as one commentator put it, you wait more than a century for a takeover bid and then three arrive all at once. so what's going on? well, back injune, morrisons turned down a 5.5 billion pound offer from an american finance company called clayton, dubilier & rice. they used to own b&m bargains. they also run a number of petrol stations here in the uk and are getting advice on their takeover plans from the former boss of tesco's. that sparked a bidding war and last

involved in the attack didn't know him, that he had gone into the street and shot three—year—old sophie martynth of jake davison later this afternoon. the largest survey of covid infection in the uk has found that both the pfizer and astrazeneca vaccines are still offering good protection against the delta variant. the research, led by oxford university, suggests that while the pfizerjab works best initially, both are equally effective in the long term. professorjeremy brown, member of thejcvi and professor of respiratory infection at university college londonjoins me now. welcome and thank you forjoining us. what do you think this research indicates for booster jabs? us. what do you think this research indicates for boosterjabs? t us. what do you think this research indicates for boosterjabs?- indicates for booster “abs? i think it's reassuring h indicates for boosterjabs? i think it's reassuring research _ indicates for boosterjabs? i think it's reassuring research because l indicates for boosterjabs? i think| it's reassuring research because it shows that despite the delta variant be indiff

— the gunman�*s mother, maxine davison, stephen washington, kate shepard, lee martyn, and his three—year—old daughter, sophieare pictured on the front page of the guardian. a daily telegraph investigation has discovered holiday—makers are being charged up to four times the official advertised price for covid tests. the ft�*s weekend edition says the taliban has surrounded afghanistan's capital and seized the country's second—largest city. and finally, according to the is paper, proposals to make working from home a legal right are unlikely to happen, as ministers fear the unintended consequences. while you are both working from home, whether the government will protect you or not. our thanks for doing that especially on a friday night. james, do you want to kick off this hour and start us off with the times and its front page? obviously we're talking about what's in plymouth to begin with, so what we're talking about?— we're talking about? sorry, say auain? we're talking about? sorry, say again? the _ we're talking about? sorry, say again? the story _ we're talking about? sorry, say again? the story in _ we'

lee martyn and his three—year—old daughter sophie, killed in the street.ttack, allowing quiet reflection. the events of thursday evening will be the focus of services this morning for a community struggling to comprehend what has happened. a sentiment shared by maxine davison's nephew, who never met the cousin who killed her. it is impossible. you cannot plan for this. you cannot see the next day of the day after of the day after. you just take each day as it comes. as a family they will come together and be there for each other. they will try to understand this horrendous thing that has happened and also the four innocent people who had no part in this. a key question — why did the gunman, jake davison, have his shotgun and a license returned to him last month even though he had been accused of assault and posted hate filled rants online? if he was clearly that unstable then his gun license should never have been returned. if it had not have been returned in this atrocity would not have happened. so many people would not have lost loved ones. that is now