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ian coates, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar.their anger and distress at its findings. enough is enough. from today, change will happen. this is a watershed moment. we are dealing with an investigation into nottinghamshire's_ the report found that there was no contact between valdo calocane he wasn't forced to take long lasting anti—psychotic medication, and calocane's family's concerns were not properly acted upon. it's changed its risk assessment process and employed more nurses since the attacks. have you ever read before in patient records such a stark warning that a patient could end up killing someone? i will be honest with you, i have not seen that written in a set of patient records before. nature of that warning? that there were failings in calocane's care. navteonhal, bbc news. in the years before the attack, in which the three girls at a dance class last summer. the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history. sweden's never seen anything like this, and you can tell. for cover under their desks. outside the colleg

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it's more than 18 months since ian coates, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar were stabbed to deathove. stay where you are. this is the moment valdo calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic, was arrested. he was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order for manslaughter. an independent review of his care prior to the attacks, published on wednesday, found his risk was not fully understood or managed. good morning, everybody. once again, thanks for your attendance. relatives of his victims told a news conference that the authorities, who they say failed their loved ones, still need to be held to account. to the prime minister and the rest of the government, make this trauma stop and make ourfight stop now. you have confirmed there will be a public inquiry, but agree the terms that we have been pleading for. make it statutory. all of the agencies, organisations, institutions and vitally individuals must then and will be compelled to attend, give evidence and tell the truth. the families met sir keir starmer when he was leader of the opposition last year. they will meet him again, this time

they were 19—year—old students barnaby webber he then attempted to murder three others.sioned by nhs england into his investigators found that the offer of care to his case. they say the risk in his case was not fully understood, managed, documented or communicated, and his family's voice was not effectively considered. including risk assessments, family engagement and information sharing. the trust, giving its first interview since the killings, apologised to the victims' families and said and we should have done better. and i want to extend my apologies to all of those with my organisation. our services are very different today than they were shortly after calocane was sentenced to an indefinite for a public inquiry. it'sjust dragging this horror and this trauma out. but i can't. .. appropriate justice. in a statement in response to the review, they say the family of valdo calocane have also released a statement for the immeasurable pain his actions have caused. they say the review shows that the mental—health—care system is in crisis, and needs an urgent and the care

ian coates, barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar. and tried to kill three others. in a major nhs reviewo help me, - but i can't because they failed. years before the attacks, something which is highlighted in the report. have you ever read before in patient records such a stark warning that a patient could end up killing someone? in a set of patient records before. nature of that warning? together needed to change. nhs england has apologised to the families and says it's clear that there were failings in calocane's care. for the rest of their lives. navteonhal, bbc news. on bbc two shortly. we be discussing those feelings live and speak to emma webber, whose son was one of those killed that -e and we aridehqquihh h h ahridehe or hear h h aim; will hear hhhhahnother day. and we will hear from another mum who fears her could mom who fears her adott son cootd' because his care under same ,, trust same trust isn't good e she says. that's h a teenager who's been charged with murder after the stabbing of a 15—year—old boy at a school in sheffield has appeared in the city's youth court. harvey

jessica lane. who stabbed them. hospital order after killing students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumaro his care will be made public, but the full version is being kept confidential. hundreds of administrative staff from home policy. it's thought nearly 2,500 workers the first foreign leader to meet president trump on tuesday. envoy to discuss the second stage of the gaza ceasefire. the talks today in washington. to eye on how to progress thus far. has brought tangible benefits. there's the increased aid going into gaza that in exchange for more than 500 palestinian prisoners and in the palestinian territories for a continuation to stage two. netanyahu's government, and possibly benjamin netanyahu himself, want to resume the war against hamas. it was interesting that mr netanyahu, as he boarded his plane to the united states, but number one was to defeat hamas because he clearly his long term goal of weakening iran and what israel sees as the axis of evil. involves saudi arabia. so i think there may be some tension about whether or not and how to proceed to a second stage. dr nimrod go

it's more than 18 months since ian coates, barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar were stabbed to deathhey are still fighting for answers. taser, taser! do not move. stay where you are. this is the moment valdo calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic, was arrested. he was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order for manslaughter. an independent review of his care prior to the attacks, published on wednesday, found his risk was not fully understood or managed. good morning, everybody. once again, thanks for your attendance. relatives of his victims told a news conference that the authorities, who they say failed their loved ones, still need to be held to account. make this trauma stop and make ourfight stop now. you have confirmed there will be a public inquiry, but agree the terms that we have been pleading for. all of the agencies, organisations, institutions and vitally individuals must then and will be compelled to attend, give evidence and tell the truth. the families met sir keir starmer when he was leader of the opposition last year. they will meet him again, this time as prime minist

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apologised unreservedly for the catalogue two years ago he killed the students grace o'malley—kumar and barnabyber, and ian coates, a caretaker. navtej johal reports. valdo calocane, who has paranoid schizophrenia, to kill three others. of missed opportunities. the families of the victims expressed their anger and distress at its findings. from today, change will happen. for the loss of our beautiful and brave daughter, grace, this is a watershed moment. we demand a public inquiry with statutory powers. powers to compel witnesses to appear to account for their failures. where my dad was from. who do we turn to when we need help? the report questions the decision not to give calocane long—lasting anti—psychotic medication because inpatient teams medication in the community. services to his gp for not engaging with staff nine months by a health care worker. by the missed opportunities in the care and treatment of valdo calocane. a bbc panorama investigation last year revealed that a doctor had in the report. i will be honest with you, nav, i have not seen that as you... so do you think more shoul

. �* . , �* m at westminster. and barnaby webber, and also ian coates.at its findings. enough is enough. from today, change will happen. we will ensure it. this is a watershed moment. what makes it worse is that - we're dealing with an investigation into nottinghamshire's mental health trust, a trust that i should be - where my dad was from. who do we turn to when we need help? interactions with health care services before the attacks. investigators found that the offer of care and treatment available they say risk in his case was not fully understood, managed, documented or communicated, and his family's voice was not effectively considered. he told them he didn't like needles, and they believed he had medication in the community. the trust says it has changed its risk assessment process and employed more nurses since the attacks. and we should have done better. of valdo calocane. years before the attacks, something which is highlighted in the report. have you ever read before in patient records such as stark warning that a patient could end up killing

barnaby webber's mother has also called for a meeting with the prime minister.ime minister locked heads with kemi badenoch in prime minister's questions this lunchtime over the chagos islands deal. the conservative party leader challenged sir keir starmer on the money being spent, accusing labour of spending money that belongs to our children and their children, labelling it an immoral surrender. the prime minister hit back by arguing that legal certainty was needed over the status of the islands and the strategically important diego garcia military base. metropolitan police sources have told gb news that no action will be taken over allegations that sir keir starmer broke covid lockdown rules in 2020 by meeting with a voice coach. a metropolitan police spokesman said in a statement the specific legislation that would be used by police forces dealing with alleged offences during covid has a three year deadline for initiating proceedings, as this alleged incident falls outside of this time frame, no action will be taken. angela rayner has confirmed that elections

emma webber, mother of 19—year—old barnaby, without the support and guidance we've would have been, as the agencies and the cps had hoped, brushed under the carpet. will be learned category. enough is enough. accountability at an organisational and individual level will happen. we will ensure it. james coates, son of ian coates who was just four months from retirement when calocane stabbed him to death — who do we turn to when we need help? the police. they failed us. and with hudgell solicitors as well to helping us. like, i don't know where we would be if we didn't have ourselves as a group and this family that we've been thrust together because of one horrific day, to go out on a murdering spree. she was at that press conference. afterwards, she spoke to solicitor neil hudgell and dr sanjoy kumar, the father of grace calocane. handled the mental health care of valdo calocane was pretty damning. or managed or communicated. injune 2023, coates�*s family all spoke and shared their reaction. well, i'mjoined now by grace o'malley—kumar father, dr sanjoy kumar, and the lawyer representing

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barnaby webber's mother has called for a meeting with the prime minister.prime minister. elsewhere, the prime minister locked heads with kemi badenoch in prime minister's questions today over the chagos islands deal. the conservative party leader challenged sir keir starmer on the money being spent, accusing labour of spending money that belongs to our children and their children, labelling it an immoral surrender. the prime minister hit back by arguing that legal certainty was needed over the status of the islands and the strategically important diego garcia military base. just a brief update coming out of the white house this evening. us president donald trump has not committed to putting us troops , committed to putting us troops, troops on the ground in gaza as part of his proposal for a us takeover of the region. president trump said during a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday that he wants the us to take over gaza and turn it into the riviera of the middle east. speaking at a press conference right now, the president has

barnaby webber's mother has called for a meeting with the prime minister. prime minister locked heads with kemi badenoch in prime minister's questions this lunchtime over the chagos islands deal. the conservative party leader challenged sir keir starmer on the money being spent, accusing labour of spending money that belongs to our children and their children, labelling it an immoral surrender. the prime minister hit back by arguing that legal certainty was needed over the status of the islands and the strategically important diego garcia military base. metropolitan police sources have told gb news that no action will be taken over allegations that sir keir starmer broke covid lockdown rules in 2020 by meeting with a voice coach. a metropolitan police spokesman said in a statement the specific legislation that would be used by police forces dealing with alleged offences during covid has a three year deadline for initiating proceedings, as this alleged incident falls outside of this timeframe, no action will be taken. and finally, his majesty the king has vi

barnaby webber's mother has called for a meeting with the prime minister. bit of breaking news this evening. it's understood that the grenfell tower is set to be demolished. bereaved families of the fire were reportedly told of the fire were reportedly told of the government's decision this evening at a meeting with deputy prime minister angela rayner. however, members of the grenfell united group said that some of the bereaved and survivors are upset about not having their views heard or considered in this decision, saying that angela rayner refused to confirm how many bereaved and survivors had been spoken to in the recent short four week consultation. a government spokesman said the priority for the deputy prime minister is to meet with and write to the bereaved, survivors and the immediate community to let them know of her decision on the future of the grenfell tower. this is a deeply personal matter for all those affected, and the deputy prime minister is committed to keeping their voice at the heart of this. and finally, the prime minister locked head

killing barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates. >> now, what's going to happen today ishe victims families will call for a public inquiry. >> the cracks in the lucy letby case become gaping holes as world leading experts cast their doubts. >> we did not find any murders. in all cases, death or injury were due to natural causes or just bad medical care. >> sweden in mourning. a school campus shooter leaves at least ten people dead in the nation's worst mass killing. >> oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. >> the prime minister is accused of giving in to mauritius to push the chagos islands deal through. that's despite president trump's reservations. >> we'll take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job with it, too. we'll own it. >> that's donald trump's gaza takeover as the president shocks onlookers as he announces an ambitious plan to forever change the middle east. >> watch out for scammers. turns out most tech owning teens have been targeted by scam messages. is it time to set an age limit on owning a phone? >> all of you. my name is catherine and i'm going to come on

barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were viciously murdered in the summer of 2023 bycalocane. health secretary wes streeting says it's clear there were failings in how the care provided to calocane was managed at every level. grace's father, doctor sanjoy kumar, has said at a press conference today that he was sectioned four times and the psychiatrist failed to change his treatment four times. he said for the loss of our beautiful, brave daughter grace, there must be change. barnaby webber's mother said the prime minister and the rest of the government make this trauma stop, make our fight stop. >> this much referred to latest report is yet more evidence of catastrophic failure. it adds to the pile of others. yes. nine. as neil has said, nine painful attempts on our part to address the concerns that we have been raised. almost without exception, they are not fit for purpose. of those completed, most are wholly inadequate and little more than marking of homework. none of them provide clarity or the full truth. huge gaps, omissions and unanswered questions. >> elsewhere

barnaby webber's mother has called for a meeting with the prime minister.here today, the prime minister locked heads with kemi badenoch in prime minister's questions this lunchtime over the chagos islands deal. the conservative party leader challenged sir keir starmer on the money being spent, accusing labour of spending money that belongs to our children and their children, labelling it an immoral surrender. the prime minister hit back by arguing that legal certainty was needed over the status of the islands and the strategically important diego garcia military base. metropolitan police sources have told gb news that no action will be taken over allegations that sir keir starmer broke covid lockdown rules in 2020 by meeting with a voice coach. a metropolitan police spokesman said in a statement the specific legislation that would be used by police forces dealing with alleged offences during covid has a three year deadline for initiating proceedings, as this alleged incident falls outside of this time frame, no action will be taken, just a brief breaking li

and the mother of barnaby webber, who was stabbed to death by psychopath valdo calocane, has branded the inquiry into nhs failings a horror show. on today's show, i'm delighted to say i'll be joined by emma webber in the studio, who says there are other calocane out there. enough is enough. from today, change will happen and we will make sure that happens. and that's all coming in the next houn that's all coming in the next hour. waafs the show. pleasure to have your company. so yesterday's show, you may have noticed, went into meltdown towards the end. the plug was pulled. a lot of people saying was it keir starmer.7 was it derby county fans.7 was it my missus? no, derby county fans? was it my missus? no, it was just a little technical gremlin. but we are back today and we're better than even back today and we're better than ever. kemi badenoch has made the first major policy announcement of her reign as conservative leader to clamp down on immigration. we'll be joining her live with chris. hope to grill her on that. do we trust anything the conservatives say anymore, or is simply a

that says the families of the three victims barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates, whohool caretaker, prepare to hold a press conference today to demand a pubuc conference today to demand a public inquiry. and the uk government has denied claims made by the prime minister of mauritius that it faces paying more under a renegotiated deal over the future of the chagos islands. last october, the uk announced it would hand over sovereignty of the islands to mauritius, but maintain a 99 year lease over the uk us military airbase on the largest island, diego garcia. the times previously suggested the payments by the uk government to mauritius could effectively double from £9 billion to 18 billion, but this has been denied by the uk foreign office, who said the figures being quoted were inaccurate and misleading. shadow foreign secretary dame priti patel told gb news the deal is a huge national security risk. >> over the last four months, we cannot forget the fact that starmer's government had been trying to railroad this deal through while joe biden was in the white house and

the show by the man who called 999 on the man they're calling non stick starmer and the mother of barnabyebber, who was stabbed to death by a psychopath. valdo calocane has branded the inquiry into nhs failings a horror show. on today's show, i'll be joined in the studio by emma webber, who says there are other calocane out there. enough is enough from today. change will happen and we will ensure it. and a group of panicked labour mps from 89 seats where reform came second at the general election, urging sir keir starmer to shout louder on both legal and illegal immigration. i'll be joined by one of the labour mps to ask them is this the beginning of a red wall revolt? and at 4 pm. today, reform uk will hold an emergency press conference. they are expected to blast labour's plans to cancel may's elections in nine council areas, meaning 5.6 million votes will be postponed. we'll be there for you live exclusively on gb news. and that's all coming in your next. okay. and we're going to go straight now to the house of commons. the security minister is speaking on the inquiry into prevent. >>