father ian and here, well, they just sent people to die, and there is burial, but they are fraternal,confessions, despite the fact that he was not a monk, did not perform great ascetic feats, but this complete surrender of oneself to the will of god, it is essentially the highest... the feat that father iann performed here, he had twin brothers, already old, they remembered their prisons, how they...

father ian allowed me to record this on camera, his instruction for you, dear father, for mother valentinae whole existence of paul, for the servant of god peter, and your second from the eldest son, so a constant prayer is offered, you know, so he told, as if right here in front of her sits as if he’s talking to her, here’s the immersion, in the person who came to him, what’s there, what’s the trouble? i hope that like this mother, overcoming hers so deeply. forcing her to worry, apparently , her experience will remain until her death hour, yes, because this is a maternal feeling, a special feeling, and he did not say that he died there, so that somehow he would not hurt her, he said again , here you go... to trust god, you must accept that the lord is his, so to speak, providence. lord, my god, you know everything, your love is perfect, take my life, the unknown son of paul, do what i long for, but cannot. i will be filled with complete living faith that god has no dead, everyone is alive, in 1998 we were walking through the monastery, suddenly a priest was walking, he came up and said w

, there have always been services, always, the priests have changed, of course, but our father, father ian30 years, and we have served them at the same time. as in many other parts of belarus , orthodox and catholic parishes have long existed peacefully in dolninov, we are all... belarus, and its beautiful vaults preserve a considerable history of human destinies. the stone church in the style of late classicism was built in dolinovo several years earlier than the orthodox church. the church was built on money from parishioner ksenz kolasanty lvovich, who was a famous figure of his time. since then, the church of st. stanislaus has never closed; it worked and welcomed parishioners during the years of wars and religious persecution. the church of saint stanislav, bishop and martyr, was published among thousands. 853 godze, this year it was kascel on this month, there were drauly and yagos who were sometimes at war, the rose wars were simply burnt, and oh the chacverts were kascel, yon navat before these muravan cascels there was an hour drop, yana guessed the bar a lot ak, yon published in

ian was a father of three, _ ferocious attack on him. ious attack on him. ian was a father of three, a grandfather - ferocious attack on him. ian was a father of three, a grandfather of l father of three, a grandfather of eight, and wasjust father of three, a grandfather of eight, and was just five father of three, a grandfather of eight, and wasjust five months father of three, a grandfather of eight, and was just five months away from retirement. calocane then dries ian's than towards the city centre and hits three pedestrians. they were when burkett and sharon miller. they were all injured, but survived stop minutes later, the van is tracked down and the killer is arrested. calocane pleaded guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility and guilty to three counts of attempted murder. the court heard he has had a history of mental illness, was in and out of hospital since 2020 and has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. he was also known to mental health services in nottingham and had been secti

ian was a father of three, a grandfather of eight, and was just five months away from retirement. pedestrians. they were wayne birkett, marcin gawronski and sharon miller. they were all injured, but survived. minutes later, the van is tracked down and the killer is arrested. calocane pleaded guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility, and guilty to three counts of attempted murder. the court heard he has had a history of mental illness, was in and out of hospital since 2020 and has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. he was also known to mental health services in nottingham and had been sectioned four times. a psychiatrist who assessed him told the court that calocane said the voices in his head told him that if he didn't carry out the attacks, they would kill his family. nottinghamshire police admitted yesterday that more should have been done to arrest calocane prior to the stabbings after a warrant had been issued for his arrest nine months earlier. but after the sentencing, the families of the victims were clear in their anger. to t

ian was a father of three, a grandfather of eight, and was just five months away from retirement. trians. they were wayne burkett and sharon miller. and marcin gawronski. they were all injured, but survived stop minutes later, the van is tracked down and the killer is arrested. calocane pleaded guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility and guilty to three counts of attempted murder. the court heard he has had a history of mental illness, was in and out of hospital since 2020 and has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. he was also known to mental health services in nottingham and had been sectioned four times. a psychiatrist who assessed him told the court that calocane said the voices in his head told him that if you didn't carry out the attacks, they would kill his family. nottinghamshire police admitted yesterday that more should have been done to arrest calocane prior to the stabbings after a warrant had been issued for his arrest nine months earlier. but after the sentencing, the families of the victims were clear in their anger. t

ian was a father of three, a grandfather of eight, and was just five months away from retirement. ds the city centre and hits three pedestrians. they were wayne birkett, marcin gawronski and sharon miller. they were all injured, but survived. minutes later, the van is tracked down and the killer is arrested. calocane pleaded guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility, and guilty to three counts of attempted murder. the court heard he had a history of mental illness, was in and out of hospital since 2020 and has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. a psychiatrist who assessed him told the court calocane said voices in his head told him that if he didn't carry out the attacks, they would kill his family. nottinghamshire police admitted yesterday that more should have been done to arrest calocane prior to the stabbings, after a warrant had been issued for his arrest nine months earlier. but that has come too late for the furious families of the victims. to the assistant chief constable, rob griffin, who finally released this information pub

the son of ian coates, one of three people stabbed to death in nottingham last year, speaks out about his father's killer. he is cold, calculated and brutal in the things that he did. golden treasures looted years ago by british soldiers now heading back to ghana under a landmark deal. and there are only two of these left on the entire planet — could ivf help save the species? and on newsnight at 10.30, ukraine doesn't deny shooting down a rocket inside russia. killing we're told ukrainian prisoners. 700 deaths since russia launches full—scale invasion of its neighbor. how dangerous the moment is this? mystery surrounds the crashing of a russian military transport plane, which moscow says was carrying ukrainian prisoners of war involved in a prisoner exchange. it's accused ukraine of deliberately targeting the plane. ukraine says kyiv had not been advised, on this occasion, to ensure the safety of airspace where it happened. according to moscow, it crashed about 44 miles north—east of the russian city of belgorod. there are said to have been 7a people on board, including 65 ukrainian pows. the un

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murdered caretaker , ian coates, murdered caretaker, ian coates, says nhs mental health services and the police must be held accountable after his father's killer was given a hospital order rather than a prison sentence . 32 year old waldo sentence. 32 year old waldo callachan was suffering from paranoid schizo phrenia when he killed ian coates and two nottingham university students , nottingham university students, barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, in june last year. o'malley kumar, in june last year . he o'malley kumar, in june last year. he pleaded not guilty to murder due to his mental condition, but did admit manslaughter. speak outside the court. the victim's family said the triple killer had made a mockery of the system and got away with murder. barnaby weather's mother , emma, said she weather's mother, emma, said she had trusted the system but it had trusted the system but it had failed her. >> at no point during the previous five and a half months will be given any indication that this could conclude in anything other than murder . we anything other than murder. we trusted in our system foolishly, as it turns out, we do

newsroom tonight is that the sun of murdered caretaker ian coates says nhs mental health services and the police must be held accountable for his father'skiller. was given a hospital order rather than a prison sentence. 32 year old waldo kalakani was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia when he killed ian coates and two nottingham university students , nottingham university students, barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, in june last year. o'malley kumar, in june last year . he o'malley kumar, in june last year. he pleaded not guilty to murder due to his mental condition, but did admit manslaughter. speaking outside the court , the victim's family the court, the victim's family said the triple killer had made a mockery of the system and got away with murder . barnaby away with murder. barnaby webber's mother, emma , said they webber's mother, emma, said they trusted the system but it had let them down. >> at no point during the previous five and a half months will be given any indication that this could conclude in anything other than murder. we trusted in our system. foolish as it turns out, we do not dispute that the murderer is m

my father died, my mother is while i heard timothy -- tim scott speaking about all of these grandiose ideas, ianestate that opted out of medicaid expansion for the aca, and there are thousands, my mother, who are disenfranchised disabled and they are not getting the federal funding $2.3 billion in the great state of southolina would stand to get if they would opt into medicaid expansion, but they don't. it's the ignorance and hypocrisy of the republican party. all of the states who are now going against abortion, check the record. they also have in their tutions, capital punishments. i don't understand how people that are pro-lifer in the circle. i see the same language. want to protect of the innocent, unborn. you should also be advocating for the innocent born, living on death road. 19 have been exoneratedif every life is so precious you're in a state reader antiabortion abortion is illegal now, why don't you revisit the capital punishment laws as well. host: all right timothy, a lot there. he in -- in ohio. caller: can i interject a little bit. ask me how i'm voting tomorrow. anyhow, i cannot

ian came ashore over lee county. the track shifted in the last 72 hours. lee county is where my parents live. my father, an engineer, was impressed by the response from the governor who led an effort to rebuild bridges and causeways in 102 weeks to reconnect islands with the mainland of florida. that is an amazing accomplishment. it does not happen because the governor's absence fingers. it happens because he prepared before, made good decisions during, and executed follow-up superbly. there has never been a president or governor who has done as good a job. we saw it again a year ago this fall when another hurricane hit florida during the governor's reelection campaign. lots of people in the media, certainly charlie crist, were hoping the governor would fall on his face. instead, he performed spectacularly, reserving life and property and doing it better than anybody. that is a role the president has to perform as well. host: i want to get dolores in from tennessee, democrats. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i am sick and tired of republicans --host: i think we are having a connection iss

the sun of the murdered caretaker, ian coates says nhs , mental health coates says nhs, mental health services and the police must be held accountable after his father's killer was given a hospital order rather than a prison sentence. today, 32 year old waldo callachan was suffering from paranoid schizo phrenia when he killed ian coates and two nottingham university students, barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, in june last year. he pleaded not guilty to murder due to his mental 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. barnaby webber's mother, emma, said they had trusted the system, but it had trusted the system, but it had failed them at no point dunng had failed them at no point during the previous five and a half months will be given any indication that this could conclude in anything other than murder. >> we trusted in our system foolishly , as it turns out, we foolishly, as it turns out, we do not dispute that the murderer is mentally unwell and has been for a number of years. however, the premeditated planning the

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ian came ashore if u will recall over lee county. the track shifted in the last 72 hours. lee county's where my parents live. my father is an engineer. he was wildly impressed with the response by the governor. i will remind folks that the governor led efforts to rebuild bridges and causeways literally in under two weeks to reconnect island parts of florida with the mainland of florida but i can tell you astnd an engineer thats an amazing accomplishment. doesn't happen because the governor snaps his fingers. it happened because they prepared beforehand and make good decisions during an executed follow-up superbly. there has literally never been a present or it government -- government has done a good a job. we sought last year frankly a year ago this fall when another hurricane hit florida during the governor's re-election campaign. lots of people in the media and certainly charlie crist's opponents are hoping the governor fallen and instead he performs spectacularly preserving life and property inr florida once again and doing it better than anybody we have ever seen. that's a role the president hess to perform as we

the sun of the murdered caretaker, ian coates says nhs , mental health coates says nhs, mental health services and the police must be held accountable after his father'srather than a prison sentence. today, 32 year old waldo callachan was suffering from paranoid schizo phrenia when he killed ian coates and two nottingham university students, barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, in june last year. he pleaded not guilty to murder due to his mental 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. barnaby webber's mother, emma, said they had trusted the system, but it had trusted the system, but it had failed them at no point dunng had failed them at no point during the previous five and a half months will be given any indication that this could conclude in anything other than murder. >> we trusted in our system foolishly , as it turns out, we foolishly, as it turns out, we do not dispute that the murderer is mentally unwell and has been for a number of years. however, the premeditated planning the collection of lethal weapons, hidin

ian needed to take over the mortgage or sell the condo. that is what some of events began to unfold. michelle's father, michael, was at work. i got a phone call from my youngest daughter say p, someone is speeding on the door. i said, look outside. as a police cars? yes. >> she's was scared, i guess. open those down restraining order. >> you've been served? >> yes, the concern. two officers were there. it was from angela diaz. >> the restraining order was for michelle, who was still living at her parents home. it came from angela diaz, ian's why the three months, who had recently announced she was pregnant. >> angela came into the picture not long after ian that that michelle had broken up. >> reporter kate covered it for the daily beast. she spent hours digging through the curious emails that michelle said ian during the condo. >> one minute she's polite and thanking him for reminders on her car insurance, the next minute she is saying that he is the anti christ. >> even after they signed the agreement, the evils kept coming. ian got this one on may 27th. >> you told me i was reversed. like you did not treat me like that p

the son of murdered caretaker ian coates says nhs mental health services and the police must be held accountable after his father'sl order rather than a prison sentence . 32 year old waldo sentence. 32 year old waldo callachan was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia when he killed ian coates and two nottingham university students, barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, in june last yeah he o'malley kumar, 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. barnaby webber's mother, emma, said they trusted the system but it had failed them . failed them. >> at no point during the previous five and a half months will be given any indication that this could conclude in anything other than murder . we anything other than murder. we trusted in our system . trusted in our system. foolishly, as it turns out , we foolishly, as it turns out, we do not dispute that the murderer is mentally unwell and has been for

murdered ian coates murdered caretaker ian coates says nhs , mental trusts and says the nhs, mental trusts and police must be held accountable after his father'so kalakani was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia when he killed ian coates and two nottingham university students, barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, in june last year. o'malley kumar, in june last year . he o'malley kumar, in june last year. he pleaded not guilty to murder due to his mental condition , but did admit condition, but did admit manslaughter. he'll be detained in a high security hospital indefinitely. speaking outside the court, the victim's family said the triple killer had made a mockery of the system and got away with murder at no point dunng away with murder at no point during the previous five and a half months will be given any indication that this could conclude in anything other than murder. >> we trusted in our system foolishly , as it turns out, we foolishly, as it turns out, we do not dispute that the murderer is mentally unwell and has been for a number of years. however the premeditated planning, the collection of lethal weapons , collection of letha

ian came ashore over lee county. the track shifted in the last 72 hours. lee county is where my parents live. my fatherineer, was impressed by the response from the governor who led an effort to rebuild bridges and causeways in 102 weeks to reconnect islands with the mainland of florida. that is an amazing accomplishment. it does not happen because the governor's absence fingers. it happens because he prepared before, made good decisions during, and executed follow-up superbly. there has never been a president or governor who has done as good a job. we saw it again a year ago this fall when another hurricane hit florida during the governor's reelection campaign. lots of people in the media, certainly charlie crist, were hoping the governor would fall on his face. instead, he performed spectacularly, reserving life and property and doing it better than anybody. that is a role the president has to perform as well. host: i want to get dolores in from tennessee, democrats. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i am sick and tired of republicans --host: i think we are having a connection issue. let'

sanjoy , yesterday father, sanjoy, yesterday outside nottingham crown court, said this we will never come to terms with the loss of our daughter grace. we've been through absolute hell. ianames, added this man has made a mockery of the system and he has got away with murder . the system and he has got away with murder. this the system and he has got away with murder . this system being with murder. this system being made a mockery of by the charge, the sentence and now this latest revolution simply must be a dagger through the hearts. that's a terrible metaphor. this is a terrible thing to force upon families who are in deep, deep grieving and asking big questions about how many times this guy was not picked up by nottinghamshire constabulary, who yesterday they said had blood on their hands. >> yes, it seems like there's been multiple failures, doesn't it? the crown prosecution service and emma webber, barnaby mother, said yesterday that they'd been given to understand he would be tried for murder and they understood that for some five months it was only like a day or so before the pre—trial heanng day or so before the pre—trial hearing that they were told they weren't

ian coates last summer. but it is also the final time that those victims families will be arriving here to see what will become of their children and fathersgh to appear live as major cases do now happen. live as major cases do now happen . broadcast for you on tv happen. broadcast for you on tv at around 1130 for the last week. what we've been hearing are victim impact statements spoken by the victim's families , spoken by the victim's families, as well as psychic, psychic patrick reports into the state of aldo kalakani's mental health. valdo calican pleaded under the grounds of diminished responsibility because he has paranoid schizophrenia and was not able to plead guilty to murder. now the family has actually just arriving here. they're stepping outside of minibuses and you can see in the background all of the cameras and journalists waiting because this is not just a significant case for nottingham. this is a significant case for britain . significant case for britain. >> all right. sam, will hollis at nottingham crown court and we're joined now by julia taylor who's a psychiatric nurse. we're joined now by julia taylor who'sthe sychi

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 fatherand 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 prosecution? >> so let's get more on this by speaking to our political correspondent, katherine forster. catherine tell us what happens now. now that it has gone to the attorney general, what involvement does victoria pr

murdered ian coates yesterday told the knifeman you claimed the voices told you to kill these innocent people. but listen to me. kill yourself, he said in the courtroom at that point, applauded grace's fatherlear to who was killed. it is clear to see that you planned your attack. you have deceived psychiatrist s who have based their partial their opinion on partial diagnosis and report. emma webber, barnaby's mother. do not fear for a single moment that i have anything but utter rage and pure hatred in my heart for you, the murderer who sits before me and david webber , barnaby's and david webber, barnaby's father, said this. my final comment to you is i believe in karma and what goes around comes around. i hope you get all you deserve for the rest of your life . now a parole hearing for life. now a parole hearing for the disgraced former singer gary glitter is being held at the jail where he's serving a 16 year sentence for sexually abusing three children. let's speak now to . gb news, speak now to. gb news, south—west of england reporter jeff moody, who's outside hmp the verne in portland. geoff, welcome show. what's welcome to the show. what's the late ? geoff's not there. okay, late? g