as you rememberfrom families of barnaby weber. rt weber ian coates two was stabbed. breaking news now, in the past few minutes in relation to that story. leicestershire police has referred itself to the independent 0ffice leicestershire police has referred itself to the independent office for police conduct of its investigation into assault allegedly committed by weeks before he killed those three people in nottingham. that's according to the police watchdog. that has just come through in the past few minutes. the time is just coming up to ten to six. stay with us here on bbc news. if you haven't yet watched the traders you might want to put as you just little bed. the bbc�*s hit reality series ended on friday, with traitor harry clark scooping the prize money ofjust over £95,000. the second traitors series has averaged over six million viewers per episode, more than doubling the figures from the previous series. earlier i spoke to jazz saying who gave the namejessica christy because of his skill in identifying traders. it’s becaus

the 32 year old stabbed barnaby weber , year old stabbed barnaby weber, grace o'malley kumar and ian with a van.the kill three other people with a van. the families of the victims are now questioning the care he received . two teenage boys received. two teenage boys fatally stabbed in bristol have been named locally . floral been named locally. floral tributes have been laid at the scene where 15 year old mason forest and 16 year old max dixon died after being attacked by a group of people on saturday night . a 44 year old man and night. a 44 year old man and a 15 year old boy have been arrested as part of a murder investigation. they remain in custody. the princess of wales, who's been recovering from abdominal surgery, has been discharged from hospital. princess catherine has returned to her home in windsor and is said to be making good progress after the operation, after the planned operation, which deemed success. the which was deemed a success. the 42 year old is not expected to return to official duties until after easter. return to official duties until after easter . the retu

barnaby weber, o'malley kumar and weber, grace o'malley kumar and ian . as train drivers launched their fresh wave of walkouts. it's in a running dispute over pay . a long running dispute over pay. train urging train operators have been urging passengers to only travel if absolutely necessary . three absolutely necessary. three downing street says it will consider if they can strengthen the minimum service rules the minimum service level rules after operators opted not after train operators opted not to use the new law during strikes. aslef general secretary mick whelan says the government are giving up trying to resolve the row. it's been five years since some of my members have had a pay rise. >> um, we're not looking for a pay >> um, we're not looking for a pay rise for the years. the pandemic is three years ago when inflation started going through the roof. like many other sectors, we asked for a pay rise . out that the . we then found out that the people, privateers that we people, the privateers that we work done deal with work for had done a deal w

waldo kalakani pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility for killing students barnaby weber, grace o'malley kumar and caretaker ian coates in june last year. o'malley kumar and caretaker ian coates in june last year . the 32 coates in june last year. the 32 year old also admitted trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks, said ancing began today and will conclude tomorrow , and the deaths of two tomorrow, and the deaths of two girls and a woman in norfolk are being treated as murder after a post mortem examination revealed they all died from stab wounds , they all died from stab wounds, officers found the bodies of two young girls, jasmine and natasha kuchinskaya , in a property near kuchinskaya, in a property near norwich. also found were two adults named as bartlomiej kawczynski . and kanta sukh. peng kawczynski. and kanta sukh. peng panwar. officers have referred themselves to the police watchdog after a call from a man expressing concerns about his mental state in a 999 call were ignored. more than an hour before he and three

barnaby weber, grace o'malley kumar and ian coates . now, the kumar and ian coates. victim's families have . i've victim's families have. i've been very vocal in criticising this sentence. mr webber's mother, emma, accused the police of having blood on their hands while mr coates son james. he says the killer got away with murder . so says the killer got away with murder. so should there be an appeal? kelvin, what do you make of this? of course. diminished responsibility was the reason why he was given manslaughter and therefore a hospital order is that justice? and do you think this should go to the court of appeal? >> i, to be honest with you, i think it's a very difficult legal area. the truth about the matter is that that the cps , um, matter is that that the cps, um, followed the guidelines and the guidelines were quite clear that in the event and there were three psychiatrists who said this, that he was suffering from severe psychosis and therefore he couldn't be charged with murder. however as the mother points out in every other respect, outside the psychosis

he stabbed barnaby weber, grace o'malley, cooma and ian coates last june .ing the care he received . two teenage care he received. two teenage boys fatally stabbed in bristol have been named locally as 15 year old mason rist and 16 year old max dixon . floral tributes old max dixon. floral tributes have been laid at the scene where they died after being attacked by a group of people on saturday night . a 44 year old saturday night. a 44 year old man and a 15 year old boy have been arrested as part of a murder investigation. they remain custody . the prime remain in custody. the prime minister has described a ban on disposable vapes as balanced dunng disposable vapes as balanced during a school visit in county durham. rishi sunak said he's taking strong action to stamp out the habit among young children, which has seen a rise . children, which has seen a rise. it's understood the ban will come into force within the next year. come into force within the next year . the rwanda come into force within the next year. the rwanda bill come into force within the next

barnaby weber and grace o'malley kumar as well as caretaker ian coates in june last year. 32 year old also admitted trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks. sentencing began today and will conclude tomorrow . the and will conclude tomorrow. the government says it's committed to postal deliveries six days a week, despite a report by ofcom suggesting that some days could be cut to save costs . number 10 be cut to save costs. number 10 says the government will engage with the options outlined by the regulator for, but insist deliveries on saturdays will stay. ofcom says it's vital the postal service is modernised to meet the evolving needs of consumers and other options include slowing down deliveries , include slowing down deliveries, with most letters taking three or more days to arrive . and just or more days to arrive. and just lastly , in the united states, lastly, in the united states, the woman challenging donald trump for her place in the republican nominations has said the race is far from over . after the race is far fr

university students barnaby weber, grace 0'malley kumar were celebrating the end of their first year. home from a night out. a school caretaker was also killed. after admitting three counts of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. thejudge said he will probably stay there for that rest of his life. and a series of missed opportunities to prevent the killings, he'd previously been in hospital and four times for a warrant for his arrest had been issued months before his deadly rampage. the family say it that justice has not been served on the local police force has blood on its hands. we will have more reaction in a moment, but let's listen for the next few moments to the judge, mr justice turner, who told the accused he would be detained in a high—security hospital for the rest of his life. i am satisfied that you are suffering — his life. i am satisfied that you are suffering from _ his life. i am satisfied that you are suffering from a _ his life. i am satisfied that you are suffering from a mental. are suffering from a mental disorder, mainly paranoid schizophren

ian coates who barnaby weber and ian coates who were in nottingham. were killed in nottingham. >> assure them that we would >> i assure them that we would do whatever to get the do whatever it takes to get the answers that they want. >> mr speaker, following >> and mr speaker, following constructive past constructive dialogue over past months, the months, i welcome the significant steps the dup have taken to make restoration of the executive possible. >> also thank the other >> i also thank the other political parties in northern ireland for the patience that they have shown. >> years without an >> after two years without an executive , is the executive, there is now the prospect of power sharing back up running , prospect of power sharing back up running, strengthening up and running, strengthening our giving people the our union, giving people the local accountable government that and offering a that they need and offering a brighter future for northern ireland. >> my honourable friend, the northern ireland secretary will be shortly . be making a statement shortly. >> mr spea

here in the uk 19 euros barnaby weber and grace o'malley kumar was stabbed to death along with 65—year—oldding guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility. outside the court families express their anger. they said justice had not been served in nottingham two nottingham police have blood on her hands to failing to act earlier they spoke to the bbc. and we were grateful for their time. we've had a decent amount of time with them. i suppose what remains is the next steps that they are going to take. so i'm hopeful. what would you say? i think that we have been made, you know, promises to. and i think what we would like now is to see them through. we're never going to give up with some of the failings that have taken place. and we've made that very clear to everyone we met today. and i think the important thing is that what has started — in terms of a review initially takes course because it's a quick way of reporting, as we've been reassured. and then after that, if we're not satisfied, we've also reassured that if it takes an independent inquiry, then that is what will happen. so th

well, as you've been hearing , the mother of been hearing, the mother of murdered teenager barnaby weberon their hands as after her son's killer was sent to a high security psychic hospital rather than given a prison sentence. 32 year old waldo kalakani was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia when he killed university students barnaby weber and grace o'malley. kumar and school caretaker ian coates in june last year. he pleaded not guilty to murder due to his mental condition , but did admit condition, but did admit manslaughter. speaking outside the court, the victim's family said the triple killer had made a mockery of the system and got away with murder. the failures from the police, the cps, the health service have resulted in the murder of my father and these two innocent students . these two innocent students. >> the nhs mental health trust have to be held accountable for their failures along with the police . all we can do is hope police. all we can do is hope that in due course, some sort of justice will be served. this man has made a mockery of the system and he has got away wi

he was at large with a known mental health condition, and that led barnaby's mother , emma weber, barnaby'singham constabulary has blood on their hands. how did they miss this guy? before he went on to kill martin again ? martin again? >> there are so many different cases where we call it missed opportunities , as the police in opportunities, as the police in nottinghamshire . nottinghamshire. >> i'm sure the same in london and elsewhere where they are run ragged . ragged. >> uh, i must admit that if somebody assaults an emergency worker and this particular case, a police officer , um, i would a police officer, um, i would have ensured that my shift and my nick were out along with the whole of my division. if we believe that person lived in the area to ensure that he was arrested relation other arrested in relation to other incidents understand , incidents where i understand, and he assaulted two, um, shop workers where he was employed within eight days of being so employed and was sacked. if they didn't make a complaint to the police and a statement, the police and a statement, the police

he killed varsity students barnaby weber and grace o'malley.ar and school caretaker ian coates in june last year. he also admitted to trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks . fresh warnings are attacks. fresh warnings are being issued over an alarming rise in measles across europe. the world health organisation says the spread of the disease is accelerating in recent months, with more with a more than 30 fold rise. a study by oxford university found that disinformation is part of the problem with i in 5 brits saying they think vaccine data is fake . they think vaccine data is fake. officials say the decline in maintaining routine childhood vaccinations is concerning . now, vaccinations is concerning. now, new research suggests a simple blood test could be just as effective at detecting alzheimer's disease as current practices, which are often painful and invasive, experts say . measuring levels of a say. measuring levels of a particular protein in blood samples could be an even better way to detec

well, as you've been hearing , the mother of been hearing, the mother of murdered teenager barnaby weber says nottingham police have blood on their hands as after her son's killer was sent to a high security psychic hospital rather than given a prison sentence. 32 year old waldo kalakani was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia when he killed university students barnaby weber and grace o'malley. kumar and school caretaker ian coates in june last year. he pleaded not guilty to murder due to his mental condition , but did admit condition, but did admit manslaughter. speaking outside the court, the victim's family said the triple killer had made a mockery of the system and got away with murder. the failures from the police, the cps, the health service have resulted in the murder of my father and these two innocent students . these two innocent students. >> the nhs mental health trust have to be held accountable for their failures along with the police . all we can do is hope police. all we can do is hope that in due course, some sort of justice will be served. this man has made a mockery o

waldo kalakani, pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility for killing students barnaby webermar, as well as caretaker ian coates in june last year. the 32 year old also admitted trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks. sentencing began today and is due to conclude tomorrow . and is due to conclude tomorrow. the deaths of two little girls and a woman in norfolk are being treated as murder after a post mortem examination revealed they all died from stab wounds. officers found the bodies of two young girls, yasmin and natasha kuchinskaya, in a property near norwich. they also found two adults named as bartolome kawczynski and can.t cha seung pimpinio. officers have referred themselves to the police watchdog after a call from a man expressing concerns about his mental state. in a 999 call were ignored more than an hour before he and three others were found dead. council rules are set to receive a £600 million boost, 500 of which will be used to support social care. it comes after mps called for a funding boost for struggling councils

waldo kalakani pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility for killing students barnaby webernd grayson ali kumar, as well as caretaker ian coates in june last year. the 32 year old also admitted trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks. sentencing began today and will conclude tomorrow , the and will conclude tomorrow, the government says it is committed to postal delivery six days a week, despite a new report by ofcom suggesting some days could be cut to save costs. number 10 says the government will engage with the options outlined by the regulator, but insist deliveries on saturdays will stay . ofcom on saturdays will stay. ofcom says it's vital the postal service is modernised to meet the evolving needs of consumers . the evolving needs of consumers. other options include slowing down deliveries with letters arriving three or more days after they're posted . as you've after they're posted. as you've been hearing in the united states, donald trump swept to victory in the new hampshire primaries overnight, leaving his challenger

waldo kalakani, pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility for killing students barnaby weber and grayson ali kumar, as well as caretaker ian coates in june last year. the 32 year old also admitted trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks. sentencing began today and is due to conclude tomorrow . and is due to conclude tomorrow. the deaths of two little girls and a woman in norfolk are being treated as murder after a post mortem examination revealed they all died from stab wounds. officers found the bodies of two young girls, yasmin and natasha kuchinskaya, in a property near norwich. they also found two adults named as bartolome kawczynski and can.t cha seung pimpinio. officers have referred themselves to the police watchdog after a call from a man expressing concerns about his mental state. in a 999 call were ignored more than an hour before he and three others were found dead. council rules are set to receive a £600 million boost, 500 of which will be used to support social care. it comes after mps called for a funding boost for

waldo kalakani, pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility for killing students barnaby webergrace o'malley kumar as well as caretaker ian coates. in june last year, the 32 year old admitted trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks as well. well, sentencing began today and is due to conclude tomorrow . the due to conclude tomorrow. the government says it's committed to postal deliveries six days a week, despite a report by ofcom suggesting some days could be cut to save costs. number 10 says the government will engage with the options outlined by the regulator , but insist deliveries regulator, but insist deliveries on saturdays should remain. ofcom says it's vital the postal service is modernised to meet the evolving needs of consumers, with other options including slowing down deliveries. most letters taking three or more days to arrive . but days to arrive. but communication workers union spokespeople say the changes risk destroying royal mail altogether . local councils are altogether. local councils are set to receive a £600 m

in june last year, 32 year old waldo callachan killed barnaby weber and grace o'malley kumar.then later killed school caretaker ian coates. the killer had his not guilty plea accepted on the grounds of diminished responsibility . he also admitted responsibility. he also admitted trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks in the united states. donald trump says he expects his last remaining republican opponent to drop out after today's new hampshire primary. polls are pointing to a likely victory for the former president , but his opponent, nikki haley , , but his opponent, nikki haley, has gained support and her exit isn't guaranteed . anthony isn't guaranteed. anthony scaramucci was trump's director of communications during his time in the white house. he told gb news that trump lacks the temperament to be an effective leader. there are 20 cabinet members that work for mr trump close early and directly alongside of myself. >> now, granted, i was there for ii >> now, granted, i was there for 11 days, but i did work for him for close

the two students family, barnaby weber and grayson kumar, 19 year olds who were at the university of transparent, unbelievable, fully transparent, just how upset they were because they said they've been failed by institutions , not just institutions, not just nottinghamshire police, not just the cps, but also mental health services here in nottingham , services here in nottingham, valdo kalakani was known to mental health services. he'd been sectioned four times and ed barnaby webber's mother , emma barnaby webber's mother, emma webber, gave a statement this morning on the steps of nottingham crown court . nottingham crown court. >> you have blood on your hands. if you had just done your jobs properly , there's a very good properly, there's a very good chance my beautiful boy would be alive today . there is so much alive today. there is so much more say and clearly serious more to say and clearly serious questions regarding this case and events leading up to this monster out in society . monster being out in society. but for today, our darling son, his dear friend grace, and a wonder

barnaby weber , grace o'malley kumar and ian coates . passengers have faced coates.ers have faced more travel disruption today as train drivers launch their fresh wave of walkouts in a long running dispute over pay. train operators have been urging passengers to only travel if absolutely necessary . downing absolutely necessary. downing street says it will consider if they can strengthen minimum service level rules after train operators opted not to use the new law during the recent strikes . aslef union's general strikes. aslef union's general secretary mick whelan, says the government are giving up trying to resolve the row . to resolve the row. >> it's been five years since some of my members have had a pay some of my members have had a pay rise . um, some of my members have had a pay rise. um, we're some of my members have had a pay rise . um, we're not looking pay rise. um, we're not looking for a pay rise for the years of the pandemic. years years the pandemic. years three years ago, inflation started ago, when inflation started going through the roof like many

the 32 year old stabbed barnaby weber. have questioned the care calocane received and condemned the disgusting lack of calls for a public inquiry into the triple killing . now, as you've been killing. now, as you've been heanng killing. now, as you've been hearing , the rwanda bill is back hearing, the rwanda bill is back in the house of lords with the country's safety again being questioned. the second reading of the bill follows a busy weekend for border force officials , with gb news officials, with gb news understanding around . 350 understanding around. 350 illegal migrants tried to cross the english channel, taking the total to over 1000 people so far this year. well the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby , of canterbury, justin welby, said that we as a nation must do better than the bill. >> the government is continuing to seek good objectives in the wrong way. leading the nation down a damaging path , it is down a damaging path, it is damaging for asylum seekers in need of protection and safe and legal routes t

um, barnaby weber. awful and just awful . and weber. awful and just awful. not good enough for people to sit there and say, well, that's a breach of civil liberties. and you know, if you don't create a deterrent. back to the previous discussion , then to the previous discussion, then then bad people will take advantage of it, whether it's people on knife crimes, drug gangsters criminals here in gangsters and criminals here in the uk or dictators over in ukraine, labour are talking about their proposals today . about their proposals today. >> they do not mention, stop and search them . isn't that a big search them. isn't that a big part eliminating part of cracking eliminating knife getting the knives knife crime? getting the knives off kids? off the kids? >> think it's the opposite >> no, i think it's the opposite that the and you that actually do the and you know you can. it's all very well to tough and look tough and to talk tough and look tough and that's good politics. and that's that's good politics. and i'm, not going talk i'm, i'm not even going to ta

waldo kalakani pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility for killing students barnaby weberjune last year. the 32 year old also admitted trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks, said ancing began today and will conclude tomorrow , and the deaths of two tomorrow, and the deaths of two girls and a woman in norfolk are being treated as murder after a post mortem examination revealed they all died from stab wounds ,

the 32 year old fatally stabbed students barnaby weber and grace o'malley kumar before killing schoolcaretaker ian coates last june. >> his son, james coates said this after the sentencing . this after the sentencing. >> the failures from the police, the cps, the health service have resulted in the murder of my father and these two innocent students. the nhs mental health trust have to be held accountable for their failures along with the police . all we along with the police. all we can do is hope that in due course, some sort of justice will be served. this man has made a mockery of the system and he has got away with murder . he has got away with murder. >> well, those final words, they're really quite powerful, wasn't it? he has got away with murder. yeah there are, there are lots of questions revolving this , revolving around this, this, revolving around this, about whether the victims were put first, the communication process between police and the families , and was it, in fact families, and was it, in fact the wrong charge that was pursued by the prosecution ? pursued by the p

. >> the 32 year old fatally stabbed nottingham students barnaby weber and grace kumar before killingeaking after the sentencing , speaking after the sentencing, barnaby's mother emma questioned why he was roaming the streets in the first place. >> you have blood on your hands. if you had just done your jobs properly, there's a very good chance my beautiful boy would be alive today. there is so much more to say and clearly serious questions regarding this case and events leading up to this monster being out in society. but for today, our darling son, his dear friend grace, and a wonderfully kind grandfather, ian , have been stolen from us ian, have been stolen from us forever and let down by the very system that should have been protecting them . well there you go. >> but joining us now is our political correspondent, katherine forster catherine, uh , katherine forster catherine, uh, lots of people now calling for an inquiry in politics, including the leader of the opposition . opposition. >> yes, that's right, sir keir starmer talking this morning supported the decision that attorney

hospital order after pleading guilty to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility of barnaby weberumar and ian coates last year. the families of the three people have criticised prosecutors for accepting a manslaughter charge rather than pursuing a murder verdict. and i'm joined now in our studio by our political correspondent catherine forsa . correspondent catherine forsa. catherine, yesterday the families were saying that the calocane had escaped murder , calocane had escaped murder, trialled by doctors. they felt cheated, they felt let down. they cannot believe it. and then today , they simply gets worse . today, they simply gets worse. >> it's quite incredible, isn't it? because yesterday we heard that he will probably spend and the rest of his life in a high security hospital. note the use of the word probably no guarantee there. but today we discover that under the mental health act , discover that under the mental health act, he will be discover that under the mental health act , he will be entitled health act, he will be entitled to a review every three years and could req

>> weber and grace >> yes, barnaby weber and grace o'malley kumar, who were both 19 years alongside schooltes, do , died caretaker ian coates, do, died after being attacked by waldo kalakani . kalakani. >> the plea accepted on the >> the plea was accepted on the bafis >> the plea was accepted on the basis diminished basis of diminished responsibility due to mr kulkarni's, quote, serious mental illness. we can get the latest with our reporter, will hollis, nottingham crown hollis, outside nottingham crown court will, what's the latest? what's happened . well, those what's happened. well, those attacks that rocked the nation back on the june the 13th last year have been described as uncompromisingly brutal. >> but today here at nottingham crown court, the prosecution accepted those pleas under the grounds of diminished responsibility. three for manslaughter for the killings of barnaby webber. grace o'malley kumar and caretaker ian coates, as well as three for attempted murder for three pedestrians that were ran down in the city centre as part of the same spate of attacks. we say diminished re

actually intervened tried to actually intervened and tried to protect, uh, weber protect, uh, barnaby weberto whilst he was being stabbed to death. had opportunity death. she had the opportunity to run and could have escaped death herself, stayed death herself, and she stayed and heroically tried to rescue him, and then suffered a brutal crime. >> but the big the big question is why is he not facing murder charges? >> that's the question . >> that's the question. >> that's the question. >> well, i guess i mean, the law is the law. if three psychiatrists have said that he's a paranoid schizophrenic, then he does have grounds for diminished responsibility. then he does have grounds for diminishe> that's basically right. i mean, because it because he's got health problems, he got mental health problems, he can diminished can plead a diminished responsibility . i can plead a diminished responsibility. i mean, i mean, it doesn't that won't responsibility. i mean, i mean, it d a�*sn't that won't responsibility. i mean,

um, they have blood on their hands as the words of barnaby webers mother , as she described the motherscribed the sentencing of her son's killer to a psychiatric hospital rather than prison following attacks in nottingham . nottingham. >> i'll never forget that awful day when we started to get the news. but interestingly, politicians have listened and the attorney general is going to review the sentence of waldo kalakani after the victims families criticised the crown prosecution service , they said prosecution service, they said he got away with murder. >> well, let's talk to our political correspondent, katherine forster. it is interesting, catherine, that the world of politics has responded so quickly to this . yes it is. so quickly to this. yes it is. >> normally politicians do not interfere in legal matters, but the outcry has been so enormous, hasn't it? those horrific deaths in nottingham last year , those in nottingham last year, those young people and ian coates, the caretaker, just about to start retirement , uh, you know, retirement, uh, you know, callously killed and the ma

and the final word on the story today, of course, calacanis sentence tomorrow at 11 am, david weber, barnaby'sund comes around. i hope you get all you deserve for the rest of your life . there's lots more of your life. there's lots more still to come between now and 6:00 and a few minutes. i'll tell you all about the north london rogue salesman who's been jailed after he helped people smugglers send migrants across the channel. but first, your latest news headlines with polly middlehurst. >> the top stories this hour. sir keir starmer claims rishi sunakis sir keir starmer claims rishi sunak is being bullied by his own mps. today's prime minister's questions, dominated by accusations of tory infighting . it's after sir simon infighting. it's after sir simon clarke wrote in the daily telegraph warning of an electoral massacre for the tories . unless there's a change tories. unless there's a change of leader, the prime minister rebuffed the criticism , saying rebuffed the criticism, saying labour doesn't understand britain's values as you've been hearing. a judge has been urged not to pass a whol