, barnaby webber and ian o'malley—kumar, barnaby webberand ian coates and also attacked three other peopleenced to an indefinite hospital order at a hearing injanuary here in nottingham after the crown prosecution service accepted a plea of manslaughter due to diminished responsibility. he was suffered from paranoid schizophrenia at the time. now we have learned there have been a number of disciplinary actions taken against officers with the nottinghamshire force, not least with a special constable who had only recentlyjoined the force in may last year and who viewed some of the body cam footage of first aid being given to barnaby webber after he had been fatally stabbed here in the city. the images were not shared, but the force took the matter very seriously and this morning the chief constable kate meynell has been explaining why she took disciplinary action. a special constable did view the incident on body worn video footage. there was no evidence to suggest that he shared those images, at all. this falls far below the standards that i expect within this organisation, and, as such, he

we've been watching "barnaby jones" for 8 days now ! excuse me, kyle.you consider normal ? learn about art and go on field trips. it just so happens we're going on a field trip tomorrow ! where ? the planetarium. planetariums suck. what's wrong with it ? it's boring. the constellations look alike. you're going tomorrow and you'll love it ! in the meantime, we're gonna watch episode #203, "barnaby under siege". i taped these at home so there's commercials. do you love "cheesy poofs" ? yes. "chessy poofs" is looking for a kid to sing the happy "cheesy poofs" song. watch for our van as it goes around the country. i can sing the song ! if you win, you can be in our next commercial. so remember, ♪ i love "cheesy poofs" ♪ ♪ you love "cheesy poofs" ♪ if we didn't eat "cheesy poofs" ♪ ♪ we'd be lame let's quiet down so the driver can concentrate. you do it like this.. sit down and shut up !

i saw grace come over to the assailant and try and stop him attacking barnaby.horrific. he just callously, and calmly, just turned around, casually walked off, like nothing had happened. calocane then went on to fatally stab school caretaker ian coates, and hit three people with his van. the 32—year—old, who's been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, has been sentenced to detention in a high security hospital after admitting three counts of manslaughter. thejudge said calocane's mental condition satisfied the criteria, giving rise to the partial defence of diminished responsibility. but the families of his victims believe he should have been tried for murder. richard's 999 call was issued to the media by nottinghamshire police, but he says they never told him the call was being released. he only learned about it when he heard it on the news. and the first time i heard it i went into panic again. i started shaking. took me back to the day. the force have now apologised to richard. several reviews have been announced into this case since the sentencing. the cro

barnaby and grace had been walking home after a night out when they were stabbed.k by a van. they were all attacked by valdo calocane, who admitted manslaughter. he was given a hospital order after he was found to be suffering from paranoid schizophrenia at the time. but that sentence is now to be referred to the court of appeal after the attorney general intervened. victoria prentis said the nation have been shocked by the case and that... members of the victims�* families yesterday met the attorney general in private and said afterwards they were glad of her decision. i did cry. i think it's been a very long, very difficult... well, since it happened injune, but particularly the last few weeks, it's been very publicly done. i think there was a sense of being listened to. and the fact that we were online with the coates family and the 0'malley—kumar family, there's just a real sense of the beginning of hopefully justice being done here. the court of appeal will now look at the case under what's called the unduly lenient sentence scheme. the judges can keep the sen

——barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates.ent. navtej johal reports. police emergency, what's the emergency? there'sjust been a stabbing on ilkeston road, there's somebody lying in the street, i think they're dead. oh, that was awful. this 999 call was made on the 13th ofjune last year in nottingham as an eyewitness from his bedroom window saw barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar being stabbed to death by valdo calocane. ijust couldn't believe what i was seeing. it was absolutely... terrifying, just horrendous. it was seeing two young people being attacked and stabbed... yeah, it will never leave me. the eyewitness has asked to remain anonymous. it'sjust horrific. he just callously and calmlyjust turned around and casually walked off, like nothing had happened. calocane then went on to fatally step school caretaker ian coates and hit three people with his van. the 32—year—old, who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, was sentenced to detention in a high security hospital after admitting three counts of manslaught

students grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber were attacked by valdo calocane, who then stabbed tool caretaker. calocane stole his van and used it to hit three pedestrians. the families of those who died have spoken of their loss to bbc breakfast. grace is just frozen as a 19—year—old. her life is just cut short and she's sort of just stopped. our biggest fear was our little girl driving up and down the motorway. we never even ever thought that our own daughter would be killed in an incident of knife crime. police: stay where you are! this was the moment calocane was caught. last month, he was given an indefinite hospital order after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. that was to the disgust of the families of calocane's victims, who insist murder charges should have been pursued. we foolishly trusted in the criminaljustice system. we thought we would have a voice maybe to talk about knife crime, to talk about the lack of proper support for victims' families and the failings leading up to this. what we didn't expect was to be having to make such a n

yes, the families of grace 0'malley—kumar, barnaby webberand 0'malley—kumar, barnaby webber and ian 0ebberand ian coates have welcomed today's announcement. they have issued a joint statement saying, "we are optimistic that when this reaches the royal courts ofjustice for its appeal, there will be an outcome that provides some of the appropriate justice that we have all been calling for." they go on to say, "it is important to remember that this isjust say, "it is important to remember that this is just one part of the tragic failures in this case. the investigation into the mental health trust, the cps and nottinghamshire and leticia police forces still continues." they maintained that there are serious failures in all three agencies that must be fully addressed and that proper change should be made. emily, thank you very much. should be made. emily, thank you very much-— should be made. emily, thank you ve much. ., , .,~ , very much. some more breaking news from the uk — very much. some more breaking news from the uk concerning _ very much. some more breaking news from the uk concer

were killed barnaby and grace have been walking home after a night out barnaby and grace had been walkingr a night out when they were stabbed. ian coates was stabbed in a different location in the city. three other people were struck by a van. they were all attacked by valdo calocane, who admitted manslaughter. he was given a hospital order after he was found to be suffering from paranoid schizophrenia at the time. but that sentence is now to be referred to the court of appeal after the attorney general intervened. victoria prentis said the nation have been shocked by the case and that... members of the victims�* families yesterday met the attorney general in private and said afterwards they were glad of her decision. i did cry. i think it's been a very long, very difficult... well, since it happened injune, but particularly the last few weeks, it's been very publicly done. i think there was a sense of being listened to. and the fact that we were online with the coates family and the o'malley—kumar family, there's just a real sense of the beginning of hopefully justice being done here. th

grace 0'malley—kumar, barnaby webber, and ian coates were attacked by a violently ill man who hadn'ted his defence of diminished responsibility was justifiable. valdo calocane was sent to ashworth high security hospital. the judge said he would probably never be safe enough to release. but this is not a prison, and the government's chief legal adviser, the attorney general, today said the sentence was unduly lenient. the bereaved families agree because they believe valdo calocane's violence was not entirely due to his mental state. we have never doubted that calocane has a serious mental illness and is a seriously unwell man that has been for a number of years. what we do not agree with was that he was in psychosis for the whole of the attacks. so we believe he did know what he was doing. the trialjudge said that valdo calocane should be in hospital because in prison he might be a risk to inmates and he might not take medication. but what if he was to get better and be released? at that point, the court of appeal could say that he should go to prison, which would be a less lenient se

, barnaby .valdo calocane. to be done for murder because that's what he is. >> don't miss that tv exclusive . >> don't miss that tv exclusive. she really does not hold back and who could blame her? but next it's another gb news exclusive on a £40,000 disabled benefits will not benefits cheat and you will not believe they were caught. believe how they were caught. this gp news. well it's time now for another exclusive and i'm about to lay bare the brazen corruption of britain's benefits cheat, including the latest case of a fraudster who stole £44,000 worth of taxpayers money and disability payments, whilst taking part in gruelling christmas walks. dressed as an elf . kelly christmas walks. dressed as an elf. kelly simpson said that she suffered from severe mobility issues due to a degenerative disc disease in her back. she claimed tasks such as using the bath independently , climbing bath independently, climbing stairs and putting on socks and shoes were employed . possible, shoes were employed.

barnaby webber , grace victims.ity of nottingham, as well as ian coates, the school caretaker only months away from retirement. >> but it was in january when we saw that it went to sentencing at nottingham crown court, but we didn't get a trial . we didn't get a trial. >> that's because valdo calocane , the 32 year old, has had pleas accepted under the grounds of diminished responsibility . diminished responsibility. >> hs2 not for murder but for manslaughter because the crown prosecution service accepted that valdo calocane was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia at the time. >> so in handing down the sentence, which was a hospital order, meaning that instead of going to prison, valdo calocane would go to merseyside, where he'd be spending time an indefinite amount of time in a hospital so he could be treated more . more. >> so, rather than being punished . punished. >> that's really where the problem comes in. >> so this is going to be review. >> it's going to go to the court of appeal. and in a statement on tha

the witness, who asked to remain anonymous, says he wishes he could have intervened to save barnaby anden a stabbing on ilkeston road, there's somebody lying in the street, i think they're dead. oh, that was awful. this 999 call was made on the 13th ofjune last year in nottingham as an eyewitness from his bedroom window saw barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar being stabbed to death by valdo calocane. ijust couldn't believe what i was seeing. it was absolutely... terrifying, just horrendous. it was seeing two young people being attacked and stabbed... yeah, it will never leave me. the eyewitness has asked to remain anonymous. it'sjust horrific. he just callously and calmlyjust turned around and casually walked off, like nothing had happened. calocane then went on to fatally step school caretaker ian coates and hit three people with his van. the 32—year—old, who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, was sentenced to detention in a high security hospital after admitting three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility. the eyewitness�*s 999 call was issu

barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were stabbed to death in nottingham city centre.ous contact with their killer valdo calocane, and their handling of the investigation. here's our midlands correspondent navtej johal. ian coates, barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar, a school caretaker and two university students. their deaths shocked the country and united a city in grief. since then, theirfamilies' pain has increasingly been accompanied by frustration and anger at what they see as failings by the authorities in relation to the man who killed their loved ones. valdo calocane was initially charged with murder, but this was downgraded to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility because of his paranoid schizophrenia. he was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order last month. the independent office for police conduct has now announced that it will investigate nottinghamshire police following a voluntary referral made by the force of complaints from the victims' families. they allege there were flaws in the handling of the investigation and missed op

the mother of barnaby webber, emma, said it was an abhorrent way to conduct an investigation and said aware of this data breach. she's previously criticised the police investigation and spoke about her concerns to breakfast last month. it's also the failings of the police to investigate and act accordingly up to the attacks and also the investigation of the case we've got real concerns about, and the way that we've been managed by the cps. nottinghamshire police say no other officers were found guilty of misconduct. the families of the three victims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. there are 7.6 million people on the nhs waiting list in england but the true scale of the backlog is likely to be much higher. that's because a significant number of people are stuck on so called hidden waiting lists, where they have started treatment but are still waiting for vital ongoing care for conditions such as cancer, heart failure and eye disease. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. rigby! come on, sit. good boy. margaret is living with the knowledge she h

the mother of barnaby webber, emma, said it was an abhorrent way to conduct an investigation and saida breach. she's previously criticised the police investigation and spoke about her concerns to the bbc last month. it's also the failings of the police to investigate and act accordingly up to the attacks, and also the investigation of the case we've got real concerns about and the way that we've been managed by the cps. nottinghamshire police say no other officers were found guilty of misconduct. the families of the three victims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. aruna iyengar, bbc news. now let's turn to a story that's been a real talking points through the course of today. headteachers in england have been given government guidance on how to stop children from using mobile phones in schools. although the advice has been welcomed by some, there are questions over how much of a difference the guidance will make. the education minister, gillian keegan, shared her thoughts on the new guidance. i think, to be honest, that this will be successful because wher

grace o'malley—kumar, barnaby webber, and even quotes were attacked by a violently ill man who hadn'thiatrist agreed his defence of diminished responsibility was justifiable. valdo calocane was sent to ashworth high security hospital. the judge said he would probably never be safe enough to release. but this is not a prison, the government's chief legal adviser, the attorney general, today said the sentence was unduly lenient. the bereaved families agree because they believe valdo calocane's violence was not entirely due to his mental state. we calocane's violence was not entirely due to his mental state.— due to his mental state. we have never doubted _ due to his mental state. we have never doubted that _ due to his mental state. we have never doubted that he _ due to his mental state. we have never doubted that he has - due to his mental state. we have never doubted that he has a - due to his mental state. we have i never doubted that he has a serious mental illness and is a seriously unwell man that has been for a number of years. what we do not agree with was that he was in psych

the mother of barnaby webber has just given her reaction.cted, so we have met with both the attorney general and the solicitor general this morning who have reviewed the referral for the unduly lenient sentence that was handed to valdo calocane. find unduly lenient sentence that was handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? _ handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? the _ handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? the conclusion | was the conclusion? the conclusion was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively _ was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they _ was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they agreed - was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they agreed with - was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they agreed with us | was effectively they agreed with us and that having reviewed all of the papers, they feel that it is appropriate that it now gets referred to the court of appeal which will go to the royal court of justice with three high courtjud

i saw grace come over to the assailant and try and stop him attacking barnaby.race. it was just horrific. he just callously, and calmly, just turned around, casually walked off, like nothing had happened. calocane then went on to fatally stabbed school caretaker ian coates, and hit three people with his van. the 32—year—old, who's been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, has been sentenced to detention in a high security hospital after admitting three counts of manslaughter. thejudge said calocane's mental condition satisfied the criteria, giving rise to the partial defence of diminished responsibility. but the families of his victims believe he should have been tried for murder. obviously, i know you're not a medical professional, and you're not a police officer. but, from what you saw, do you think what you saw was murder? that was murder. yeah _ cold—blooded. he should be in a high security prison, not a hospital. richard's 999 call was issued to the media by nottinghamshire police, but he says they never told him the call was being released. he only learn

getting home a record, 9000000000 trips are expected to be made during the 4 to day travel rush. barnaby low, re for some paging or after decent certainty. and just days before the lunar new year train start back on track at this station engaging post. passengers are heading south of the chinese capital or towns and cities are covered in 6 know as slippery ice. what's the supporting for that? i get home or not set up to meet i believe the government will be able to handle the problem. the end of the day i will be able to get home. okay, with more snow in the forecast. however, clearing the backlog, to take time. the blizzard some spared badging, but that doesn't mean people here. unaffected. millions are traveling home for the lunar new or holidays. so anyone heading towards central and south west china, where there's been days of heavy snowfall and freezing rain could potentially get sprinted or delayed traffic on major highways across china. or to stand still as carts broke down and authorities race to remove snow runways at hans airport. we're forced to shut on tuesday and hundreds of

we called barnaby for comment but could not reach anyone. a solano county librarian who gained a large social media following says he's leaving his post to prioritize his mental health. >> this is a place where i've always felt safe, where i've always felt like i belong, where i've always felt like michael threets is the supervising librarian for the fairfield civic center library. >> he was one of ten recipients last year for a prestigious award from the american library association, and is nearly 2 million followers between instagram and tiktok, he often posts inspiring videos on social media promoting literacy, kindness and messages about mental health. in a video announcing his departure, threets thanked his coworkers and said he hopes to fight for literacy and appear before congress. bart's short story dispensers are expanding bart started installing kiosks at a handful of stations a few years ago that dispense short stories in a receipt form for passengers to read on their ride. the transit agency says it will install its next kiosk at

barnaby webber's mum emma said true justice was not served today. true justice was not served today .you have blood on your hands. today. you have blood on your hands . this was given to us as hands. this was given to us as a fait accompli. we trusted in our system foolishly . as it turns system foolishly. as it turns out, this has been a trial by doctors and now it's being reviewed. >> it is indeed being reviewed. and as you say, it'll be a huge relief to the victims of those families . you could sense on the families. you could sense on the day that calocane was sentenced to this is indefinite amount of time in a hospital unit that they were outraged. absolutely furious about this . now that furious about this. now that decision is going to be reviewed. it's going to the court of appeal. victoria prentis, who is the attorney general. she's acting in her capacity here as a as a, as a function of the judicial rather than as a governmental employee. she's acting independently and she has reviewed the evidence there are lots of members of the pubuc there are lots of members of the publi

we're joined now by barnaby�*s mum emma webber and grace's dad dr sa njoy kumar.? i am really hoping that we aet meetings today? i am really hoping that we get listened _ meetings today? i am really hoping that we get listened to. _ meetings today? i am really hoping that we get listened to. and - meetings today? i am really hoping that we get listened to. and we i meetings today? i am really hoping that we get listened to. and we are j that we get listened to. and we are taken _ that we get listened to. and we are taken seriously with our concerns. it is taken seriously with our concerns. it is because — taken seriously with our concerns. it is because we met with politicians and it is the ministers who have — politicians and it is the ministers who have asked the attorney general to actually— who have asked the attorney general to actually conduct this inquiry. so it is very— to actually conduct this inquiry. so it is very important for us that everything is taken seriously and our concerns are listened to carefully _ our concerns are listened to carefully today

barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates died in the attacks.ling to investigate serving and former officers for domestic abuse, and sexual violence. the group claims that in some cases the men were promoted to specialist roles dealing with violence against women and girls, despite the complaints against them. the force has referred the allegations to the police watchdog. official figures show that the rate at which wages are rising dropped in the three months to december — but it still outpaced the level of inflation. the office for national statistics said wage growth dropped by 0.4% points to 6.2% in the last quarter of last year. you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, more details have emerged of the comments about israel and jewish people apparently made by azhar ali — who the labour party had been backing in this month's rochdale by—election. the party is no longer supporting him, but mrali will still be on the ballot for technical reasons. he's previously apologised for the remarks. let's speak to our political correspondent hannah mi

getting hold of records. 9000000000 trips are expected to be made during the 40 day travel gosh. barnaby low, re for some beaches. after days of a certainty. and just days before the lunar new year, trains are back on track at this station engaging post. passengers are heading south of the chinese capital for towns and cities are covered in fix. know as slippery ice. what's the use of boarding so that i get home or not set up to meet? i believe the government will be able to handle the problems. the end of the day i will be able to get home. okay. with more snow into forecast. however, clearing the backlog could take time. the blizzard subst baird badging, but that doesn't mean people here. unaffected. millions are traveling home for the lunar new or holidays. so anyone heading towards central and south west china, where there's been days of heavy snowfall and freezing rain could potentially get sprinted or delayed traffic on major highways across china, or to stand still, as cars broke down and authorities race to remove snow runways at hines, airport or forced to shut on tuesday and hu

valdo calocane was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order last month for killing students barnabygham city council has confirmed it will raise council tax by 21% over the next two years as part of £300m budget savings. street lights are to be dimmed, waste collections are to become fortnightly. the labour—run authority has been revealing details of cuts it must make after declaring itself effectively bankrupt last year. a huge meteor has been seen in the skies over lincolnshire and other parts of eastern england. the fireball was captured by people as it passed on monday afternoon. a meteor is a piece of space debris that burns up as it enters the earth's atmosphere creating a shooting star. you're live with bbc news. detectives leading the hunt for a man wanted over a brutal attack on a mother and her children in south london believe his body has been recovered from the river thames. police previously said they believed abdul shokoor ezedi — a 35—year old refugee from afghanistan — went into the river and died, hours after the attack. on monday afternoon, a boat reported seeing a

the mother of barnaby webber responded to news of the appeal.e have met with both the attorney general and the solicitor general this morning who have reviewed the referral for the unduly lenient sentence that was handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they agreed with us and that having reviewed all of the papers, they feel that it is appropriate that it now gets referred to the court of appeal which will go to the royal court ofjustice with three high courtjudges who will review all of it and assess if they are also an agreement which could mean the sentencing also will change. as we've been covering, britain's opposition labour party is calling for an �*immediate' humanitarian ceasefire in gaza, for the first time since the conflict began in october. it follows days of internal party debate over a parliamentary motion tabled by the scottish national party — which calls for a ceasefire. let's speak to the shadow foreign secretary, david lammy. let me begin by asking you why you have changed your p

the mother of barnaby webber, emma, said it was an abhorrent way to conduct an investigation and saiddn't been made aware of this data breach. she's previously criticised the police investigation and spoke about her concerns to breakfast last month. it's also the failings of the police to investigate and act accordingly up to the attacks and also the investigation of the case we've got real concerns about, and the way that we've we've been managed by the cps. nottinghamshire police say no other officers were found guilty of misconduct. the families of the three victims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. arun iyengar, bbc news. a 42—year—old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder, after three children were found dead at a property in bristol. avon and somerset police made the discovery when officers attended a concern for welfare call in the early hours of yesterday morning. the arrested woman is in police custody in hospital. a major search is continuing this morning, for a two—year—old boy who fell into the river soar in leicester. police say the

the mother of barnaby webber said it was an apparent way to conduct an investigation and said the familiespoke about her concerns to the bbc last month. it is and spoke about her concerns to the bbc last month.— bbc last month. it is also the failinus bbc last month. it is also the failings of — bbc last month. it is also the failings of the _ bbc last month. it is also the failings of the police - bbc last month. it is also the failings of the police to - failings of the police to investigate and act accordingly up to the attacks, and also the investigation of the case we have real concerns about. and the way we have been managed by the cps. nottinghamshire police say no other officers were found guilty of misconduct. the families of the three victims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. after the break, we will have the latest on the death of alexei navalny. we heard his widow's statement earlier. we will get the latest live from moscow. we also have a government statement in the house of commons on the death of alexei navalny. also that post office story we we

valdo calocane was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order last month for killing students barnabyace o'malley kumar, and school caretaker ian coates lastjune. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds is with me. so the attorney general making it very clear that she is not happy with the sentence?— with the sentence? yes, valdo calocane pleaded _ with the sentence? yes, valdo calocane pleaded guilty - with the sentence? yes, valdo calocane pleaded guilty to - calocane pleaded guilty to manslaughter, not murder, because he said he was suffering from diminished responsibility, mental health conditions, and five psychiatric reports agreed with that position. and thejudge psychiatric reports agreed with that position. and the judge set as a result he was sending him not to prison but to a secure hospital. he did say he thought calocane would never be released, he would be there for his whole life, but because it is a hospital order he could be released if he made a significant recovery, if he was no longer a risk to the public. and so the attorney general has said that as too lenient

grace >> yes, barnaby weber.umar, both aged 19, and ian coates were killed, of course, by valdo calocane last june. >> back with us now is gb news superstar nana akua and political editor for huffington post, kevin schofield. oh nana good introduction. >> i think superstar. >> i think superstar. >> thank you. lend me a fiver. um, look , this particular case um, look, this particular case is , uh. it's astonishing, isn't is, uh. it's astonishing, isn't it? not only have the parents and the families of these victims had to deal with the incident itself , but after the incident itself, but after the fact, learning that the details and the, uh, the running commentary between police officers is rife among whatsapp groups. >> well, it's disgusting . it's >> well, it's disgusting. it's yet another story that makes you lose complete faith in the police. and it's not the first time either. i remember the first time i kind of heard about them doing this was a couple of years ago when two sisters were killed were killed in

typically do, in the hills and mountains, and some of the rainfall totals were over 4.5 inches, and mount barnabyur and a half inches there. we know there's more on the way, and it's going to be coming on an already-saturated ground. we will have more on that in a few minutes. >>> mike, you said the bay bridge is jammed up in san francisco. >> over the last few minutes since the last report, completely filled in the toll plaza from completely empty, about ten minutes and that's a rapid fill in. we see lighter traffic on the incline, but that's because of the backup. westbound into san francisco is jammed but i do believe they have cleared the earlier activity. yes, it's recovering past fremont. there was an earlier crash and i thought it was cleared but there must have been another quick closure there. contra costa county, more slowing for highway 4. watch the conditions in towards walnut creek. construction is planned for 101 and tiburon boulevard, and i don't know if they will still be doing that today. watch for standing water. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> breaking news overseas, and the

he made the switch to acting appearing in tv shows like "starsky and hutch" and "barnaby jones" throughout but it was "rocky" that made him a star. >> this is what i'm looking for. the italian stallion. >> reporter: during his audition weathers read with sylvester stallone and wasn't impressed, telling producers, i could do a lot better if you got me a real actor to work with. the team and sly himself said it was exactly what apollo creed would do, and the rest is history. he'd star in blockbusters in the decades that followed like "predator" in 1987 opposite arnold schwarzenegger. "happy gilmore" in 1996. >> remember, it's all in the hips. come on. >> reporter: adam sandler remembering carl in a post writing, a true great man, great dad, great actor, great athlete. so much fun to be around always. he'd go on to voice combat carl in "the toy story" franchise. >> there's a birthday party on the playground on main street. >> reporter: and his work in "the mandalorian" earned him an emmy nomination in 2021. >> is there a problem here? >> what do you think? >> reporter: weathers, a cultural ma

barnaby and grace had been walking home after a night out when they were stabbed. said the nation have been shocked by the case and that... members of the victims' families yesterday met the attorney general in private and said afterwards they were glad of her decision. i did cry. i think it's been a very long, very difficult... well, since it happened injune, but particularly the last few weeks, it's been very publicly done. i think there was a sense of being listened to. and the fact that we were online with the coates family and the o'malley—kumar family, there's just a real sense of the beginning of hopefully justice being done here. the court of appeal will now look at the case under what's called the unduly lenient sentence scheme. the judges can keep the sentence as it is, increase it or refuse the attorney general�*s application. the victims' families say the current sentence doesn't reflect the planning or premeditation of the attacks and that a hospital order was insufficient. they say they hope the court of appeal will provide some of what they call appr

show in hong kong, continues with the cancellation of to origin seen the games in mainland china barnaby low has more from beijing, the 2 families that the argentine national football team are supposed to play here in china in march 1 in huntsville. and another one is here in b gene against nigeria and the ivory coast respectively. they have been cancelled. understandably, there has been anger in hong kong on more bands because messy was not able to play even a single minute at that exhibition match in hong kong. that anger has spread to the mainland, mainly on social media. people not accepting the explanation of a messy, but he was injured and that's why he wasn't able to play in hong kong. that was made worse by the fact that 3 days later he was in japan and he was able to play at that exit vision. that's in japan now state media here suggesting that this may have been politically motivated and politicians in home called equity that sentiment going as far as suggesting to ben mfc from entering hong kong. the mfc said that he wants to go back to home call to make it up to fans, but tha

but others say that escaping and increasingly repressive environment. barnaby low reports, i'm hoping in provence, a large gated homes in rural china. but the streets are almost empty. many residents of this village in hope a province are working overseas and sending home money to help their families. yes, lots of people here to migrate overseas, and it's to make money in the late 19 ninety's as much as 85 percent of workers leaving to provincial capital of truth yet to i'm for jobs abroad or from here. there are many villages like this in china, where for generations, people have been moving overseas in search for a better life. but now many are taking the risk of illegally crossing into the us from the mexican border and not just for economic benefits. this was issued yet while in january last year, the post says these people are applying for passports with the intention of going to the us. it was right around the time the government dropped it. strict corona virus rules the to carry a policy made almost every chinese feel the service to how rude to the system is. so one, the 0 call

benefits every single yeah >> tonight i sit down with emma webber, the mother of one of his victims, barnaby this vicious monster shouldn't get penny. >> i also talked to a top tory mp about our lack of deportation scandal for foreign criminals. >> plus , prince harry's already >> plus, prince harry's already flying back to the us after williams snub . williams snub. >> don't miss lady colin campbell's reaction and lea anderson is also in the studio. that's patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11 pm. i >> -- >> the labour member of parliament for ilford north is wes streeting and of course his shadow secretary of state for health and social care. and i think many would argue actually one of labour's most effective media performers today he was visiting a centre in bristol and this is what happened. >> wes streeting shame on you. where's streeting? you can't hide your support. where's streeting? you can't hide your support . genocide, hide your support. genocide, genocide supporter genocide supporter don't come here and pretend you care about social justice issues. >> you are supporting a genocide

government, the valleys come on the anniversary of the 1986 revolution that toppled marcus's father. barnaby lo reports to manila, a distant memory for many of these protesters. but they say the spirit of the people power revolution in 1986 lives in them 38 years on their fighting and attempt to change the constitution by the son of the president, that earlier generation topple. remember the last ones from history? oh, my gosh. it's a bar once you start to see the new shows and another mark on fridays and whatnot for like fall where again, by providing i tried to change something, marcus and his allies in congress is just the change will all the involve economic provisions of the constitution the protesters don't believe it. the problem is that the limit that the number is not the ones they will fit for the assembly. you're not limited on probation on several things, including the presidency at the moment, limited to a single 6 year term. the current, closer to the philippines was drafted and approved after the 1986 mass uprising to the end of the 20th of ferdinand market, senior father of p

so i expect it to be made during the 40 day travel rush. barnaby know before somebody after dates of a certainty and just days before the lunar new year, trains are back on track at this station engaging host. passengers are heading south of the chinese capital for towns and cities are covered in fix. know as slippery ice. what's the use of boarding so that i get home or not set up to meet i believe the government will be able to handle the problems. the end of the day, i will be able to get home. okay, with more snow into forecast. however, clearing the backlog could take time, the blizzard subs spared badging, but that doesn't mean people here. unaffected. millions are traveling home for the lunar new or holidays. so anyone heading towards central and south west china, where there's been days of heavy snowfall and freezing rain could potentially get sprinted or delayed. the traffic on major highways across china were just as still as cars broke down and authorities race to remove snow. runways at hans airport were forced to shut on tuesday and hundreds of trains delayed or suspende

many travellers being stranded on slow blocked roads and rail lines. barnaby lo reports and badging after dease up and certainty. and just these before the lunar new year train start back on track at this station engaging post. passengers are heading south, but the chinese capital for towns and cities are covered in 6 know as slippery ice . what's the supporting for that? i get home or not snapped up to meet i believe the government will be able to handle the problem. the end of the day i will be able to get home. okay, with more snow in the forecast. however, clearing the backlog could take time. the blizzard some spared badging, but that doesn't mean people here. unaffected. millions are traveling home for the lunar new or holidays. so anyone heading towards central and south west china, where there's been days of heavy, snowball and freezing rain could potentially get sprinted or delayed traffic on major highways across china, or to stand still, as cars broke down and authorities race to remove snow. runaways at hunts airport, we're forced to shut on tuesday and hundreds of trains dela

emma webber, the mother of barnaby who was killed by calocane, said whilst we're desperately trying tous grief battle to try and find a way forward, to return to work and support our families, this vicious monster not only has tens of thousands of pounds of taxpayers money spent to keep him inside , he can spent to keep him inside, he can also amass a small fortune of state benefits. how can this possibly be fair ? those words possibly be fair? those words resonate. how can this possibly be fair? as ever, let me know your thoughts. mel margaret gb news. com i'm. but i'm delighted now to be joined by vanessa frake, m.b.e. a retired prisoner governor and author. and vanessa, thank you very much for joining me . how can this be fair ? >> 7- >> uh, ? >> uh, good 7 >> uh, good evening ? >> uh, good evening jacob. i don't i don't think it's fair. on, uh, on any level to be honest. um, i think i think first of all, there's two ends to this. one is if, uh, cocaine had gone straight to prison, um, and then from prison, been sent to a psychic hospital, he wouldn't have been entitled to the benef

barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar, both 19, were fatally stabbed along with 65—year—old ian coatesonsider whether the indefinite hospital order given to valdo calocane was unduly lenient, after he was found guilty of three counts of manslaughter. julian assange, the founder of the whistle—blowing website wikileaks, is going to the high court today in what may be his final bid to avoid extradition to the united states. he's wanted in the us for leaking secret military files over a decade ago. the prime minister is set to announce a £220 million package to support farmers to increase productivity when he addresses the national farmers' union conference today. the nfu have welcomed the funding but say it is not new money. our environment correspondent jonah fisher has the latest. liz webster and her husband farm 350 cows in wiltshire. it's really tough. but all is not well. we're at the end of the line in this farm. our kids don't want to take it on because there's no money in it. liz says a combination of factors, including brexit, rising costs and unpredictable weather has left farm

valdo calocane killed students barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar and school caretaker .chool caretaker. ian coates in june last year. their families welcome today's announcement by the attorney

of course barnaby was stabbed to death by valdo calocane in nottingham, my home city, calling for anhe government's coughing up £66 million to fund more bobbies on the beat in a bid to fight anti—social behaviour. what took them so long? i martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel alone in this, but, um, i think it is if you if you make a big thing about leaving the country to go and live . a. to go and live. a. >> welcome back. it's 444. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. now, last september i covered the terribly sad story of sophie farrell, a ten year old who died of an aggressive form of childhood cancer. sophie is murmrr charlotte and a local tory mp. dame caroline dinenage have worked together tirelessly over the last few months and dame caroline will now chair magnificently. the children and young people cancer task force, its aim will be to improve how we detect , treat and care for we detect, treat and care for children with terminal cancer and i'm delighted to say i'm joined in the studio by dame caroline and charlotte farrell, who's the foun