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at his home, jake davison posted hate filled online l davison posted hate filled online rants about singlee, dysfunctional and chaotic. yesterday evening he shot her dead. some previous mass shootings have resulted in tighter gun laws. the hungerford massacre of 1987 had 16 victims and lead to a ban on most semiautomatic weapons. the dunblane massacre led to a handgun ban. in the cumbria shootings of 2010, in which 12 people died, and last night's murders, shot guns were involved and these are still owned widely. almost 550,000 shot gun certificate is issued in england and wales last year. the number has remained steadily above half a million for many years. in the days ahead, police will need to piece together what they kind of of jake davison's mental health, his ideology and what drove him to kill so many people. well, for more now on the shooting, we can speak to peter squires, who's professor of criminology at the university of brighton, and author of gun culture or gun control. thank you for being with us despite the terrible circumstances in which we are talking. i know there is obv

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we have more information about jake davison who was 22.al media post three weeks ago, he posted, it looks like he had previous knowledge about mass shootings in the uk. elsewhere he contributed two pages devoted to in nvoluntary celibates culture, they define themselves as unable to find partners despite wanting such relationships, often there is misogyny, self—pity, entitlement, and the endorsement of violence against women and sexually active men. jake davison complained about being a virgin and said, i cannot attract women at all. a month ago he told an internet group, saying he was better, had a job as a crane operator. but expressed misogynistic views. i am aware there is a lot of detail about the man who carried out these killings, as soon as we have details from police about those who were killed by jake davison, we will of course renew them. this morning devon and cornwall police chief constable shaun sawyer gave this briefing. last night, police received multiple calls at 6:11pm to an address in biddick drive. the number of calls

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what - else is known about davison? we know he is 22, we — else is known about davison?lies of these victims to have been affected in this tragic away because some of them are in fact scattered across the police, thatis fact scattered across the police, that is one part of the activity that is one part of the activity that they are involved with as well as being heavily present on the streets of this community. wishing to reassure people because a lot of people here were very concerned and confused by what was happening last night and many people witnessed these shootings so advice is being given today to the local community about how people can gain support should they need it and a church had been opened up as a safe haven and place of peace and refuge for people who felt they needed also victim support, it was said at the press conference earlier people should contact victim support should they feel they need it and a requiem mass is also going to be held in this community this evening. very much the focus is on the community but as yet not much information about jake

maxine davison, the mother of the gunman.lee, stephen washington, who was 59, and 66—year—old kate shepherd. it's tragic beyond words, really, really tragic. priti patel promised to support the community, with specialist help for anyone left traumatised. she wouldn't comment on news that the gunman, jake davison, had his firearms license returned last month, despite posting hate filled rants online. home secretary, should davison have had a gun? you say you want to reassure people, a lot of people have questions about gun control. my brain can't process it. physically can't process that information i was given. chris says his family is reeling. not only was his auntie maxine shot dead, but it was her son that killed her. chris never met his cousin jake davison, and doesn't understand what has gone so catastrophically wrong. it is impossible, you can't plan for this, you can't see the next day or the day after or the day after, you literally take each day as it comes. but i know, as a family they will come together, be there f

home secretary, should davison have had a gun?y can't process that information that i was given. chris says his family is reeling. not only was his auntie maxine shot dead but it was her son that killed her. chris never met his cousin jake davison and doesn't understand what has gone so catastrophically wrong. it's impossible. you can't plan for this, you can't see the next day or the day after or the day after. you just literally take each day as it comes but ijust know, as a family, they will come together, be there for each other, and try to understand this horrendous thing that has happened. and also the other four innocent people that had no part in this. i'm sorry to everybody that has gone through this. it must be the worst thing in the world. i can't even imagine to understand. among those grieving, the family of three—year—old sophie martyn and her dad, lee. apparently shot at random as they walked home together. they were definitely a pair. little one running around and eating all the ice creams. 0nly last month the dad

the gunman, 22—year—old jake davison, had a licence for a firearm.ident is the worst mass shooting in britain since 2010. when it comes to firearm licensing, thatis when it comes to firearm licensing, that is absolutely what the police oversee and clearly are we asking questions. as the taliban capture afghanistan's second biggest city, borisjohnson will convene an emergency cobra meeting to discuss the situation in the country. tens of thousands of civilians have fled the taliban advance. to bea to be a mass will be held to remember those who died. as the taliban capture afghanistan's second biggest city, borisjohnson will convene an emergency cobra meeting to discuss the situation in the country. tens of thousands of civilians have fled the taliban advance. you just watch them taking over a train keeping —— everything that you spent 20 years working towards and he asked the question was it worth it? a man who tricked a 93 yr old woman out of £140, by pretending to give her a covid vaccine has beenjailed for three and a half years in prison. britney

_ we can confirm mr davison the attack?u have ruled out terrorism. there is no motive as we i you have ruled out terrorism. l there is no motive as we know you have ruled out terrorism. i there is no motive as we know at present. again that will be subject to inquiry but we are at the moment not considering terrorism or a relationship with any far—right group or any such other group. but clearly he is on social media and that will be passed to the investigation. can you say how long he has had that licence? _ licence? '- licence? i can get that detailed to ttcencea — i can get that detailed to you, suddenly he was a licence holder in 2020 but i will get it out you if it was held before that time. will there be a review of the process? _ process? as - process? as part of an process? — as part of an investigation into any shooting we will look at where the licence holder was licensed. that will be an independent review and we are making contact with agencies or whether it is conducted by another force. i will take this one he

it has now emerged that the killer jake davison had his shotgun and permit taken off him by police in returned to him last month. then on thursday evening, six minutes of violence, the worst mass shooting in more than a decade. the sequence of events started at a house in biddick drive where davison shot and killed his mother. he then went onto the road killing three—year—old sophie martyn and her father lee. the gunman then headed into a nearby park, shooting and injuring another man and woman, they are both being treated in hospital. in the park he killed 59—year—old stephen washington before heading to henderson place, where he shot his fifth victim, 66—year—old kate shepherd who later died in hospital. it was here the gunman then shot himself and was declared dead at the scene. police are looking at motives for the shooting. online jake davison was involved in the incel or involuntary celibates subculture of people who resent their lack of a sexual partner. his youtube content mostly showed him lifting weights in his home gym. in one message he posted he spoke of feeling beaten do

the six i person to die has been confirmed as jake davison. himself. the 22—year—old appears in a number of social media videos when he talks about his life. elsewhere he engages with what is known as incel subculture, known for its hostility and misogyny towards women. police say the shootings are not thought to be terror related but many questions of what happened and how inane. this many questions of what happened and how inane. , ., , , many questions of what happened and how inane. , . , , . many questions of what happened and how inane. , ., , , ., how inane. this really is a good -unch how inane. this really is a good punch for _ how inane. this really is a good punch for our — how inane. this really is a good punch for our community - how inane. this really is a good punch for our community and l how inane. this really is a good punch for our community and it i how inane. this really is a good - punch for our community and it will take time for us to be able to understand what has happened, why and how this has happened in a city like

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jake davison lived here in biddick drive.s under investigation by the police watchdog. in the light of what happened last week, the home office is now reviewing the way all gun permits are granted for forces throughout england and wales. today, though, was a day to focus on the victims. this community says it may be bowed but not broken. sarah ransome, bbc news, plymouth. people in england and northern ireland who've had both covid jabs no longer have to isolate if they come into contact with someone with the virus. the change has already been introduced in scotland and wales. our business correspondent emma simpson reports on the difference the new rules will make. here's a place that should be doing a roaring trade with afternoon teas, but this hotel in sutton coldfield had to scale back as its staff keep getting pinged. well, normally this restaurant would be buzzing at lunchtime but we have had to close it, we have had to close our fine dining restaurant, we have closed all our food outlets during the day. a business tryi

the inquest into jake davison's that has just been opened and adjourned.week gone since the mass shooting happened in keyham. it is a community and city that has been completely rocked and shaken to its core and it's clear from the visuals and the tributes and the services held, that it is going to take a long time for the community and the city to come to terms with what happened. and the city to come to terms with what happened-— what happened. sarah ransome re-aortin. the uk is to offer an initial £1 million in support to haiti, as the country recovers from saturday's devastating earthquake. a royal navy ship is also being sent to the region to help the humanitarian response. more than 12,000 people have been injured and hospitals have been left overwhelmed. our correspondent james clayton is in the village of marceline, near the epicentre of the quake. a huge crowd has gathered you to watch a search and rescue team, to try and see what they can pull out of the rubble behind me. there were 48 apartments here, if you can believe it, and they disintegrate

that jake davison then went around the corner and a shot that jake davison then went around the cornerr in hospital. the coroner heard this morning that none of those victims knew jake davison and that they had all died from shotgun wounds. the inquest into jake davison's death has just been opened and adjourned. all those inquests will reopen in december this year. but, of course, all this comes on the day, it's a week gone since the mass shooting happened in keyham. it is a community and city that has been completely rocked and shaken to its core, and it's clear from the vigils and the tributes and the services held, that it is going to take a long time for the community and the city to come to terms with what happened. sarah ransome reporting. the uk is to offer an initial £1 million in support to haiti, as the country recovers from saturday's devastating earthquake. a royal navy ship is also being sent to the region to help the humanitarian response. more than 12,000 people have been injured and hospitals have been left overwhelmed. 0ur correspondent james clayton is in the village

— davison, how on earth did he come to have in armed weapon? armed weapon? obviously, we do not have much _ have in armed weapon? obviously, we do not have much crime _ have in armed weapon? obviously, we do not have much crime in _ have in armed weapon? obviously, we do not have much crime in the - have in armed weapon? obviously, we do not have much crime in the city, . do not have much crime in the city, for him to be in possession of a firearm, that is a key understanding of how they got that weapon, and i am sure the police will work diligently to understand what the weapon was and where it was procured from. without speculating. i would rather get the facts and move forward in an orderly manner and in a compassionate manner and respect the situation that we are facing. we know that five people have been killed. do we know how many families have been touched by this? i do killed. do we know how many families have been touched by this?— have been touched by this? i do not have been touched by this? i do not have those — have been touched by

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jake davison had both his shotgun and permit removed in december, after being accused of assault.t hundreds of people attended a vigil close to where the shootings took place on thursday. luxmy gopal reports. the search for answers continuous for a community still in shock after a gunman claimed five lives in six minutes. hundreds gathered for a vigil last night to remember the victims. maxine davison, the killer's mother, stephen washington, kate sheperd, lee martyn, and his daughter sophie, who was just three years old. today, people kept arriving to pay tribute, with local shops running out of flowers. it is just frightening, it is just a terrible thing to have happened. it isjust devastating. it has devastated a community and shocked so many people. it is just a very dark day- for the community and it will be for weeks and months to come. basically, you know, . it isjust sad, very sad. forensic teams and officers have continued their investigations throughout the day. the force is itself being investigated by the iopc, the police watchdog, which is looking into how much was kn

we also heard it influenced that open into jake davison �*s death.the independent office for police conduct is carrying out an investigation into why jake davison had a shotgun licence. it had been revoked following an allegation of serious assault. today, the coroner in arrow referred to a case in county durham in which a taxi driver shot dead three women nine years ago, and he's asked the police watchdog consider any recommendations made following those deaths. as you say, this is a week on from those shootings. that mass shooting, and i have to say, you get a real sense of the sadness and sorrow that's still there in the community. it still hangs heavy here in the city of plymouth. there is a still much for the community to come to terms with. still much for the community to come to terms with-— still much for the community to come to terms with. thank you, sarah. one ofthe to terms with. thank you, sarah. one of the uk's — to terms with. thank you, sarah. one of the uk's most _ to terms with. thank you, sarah. one of the uk's most recent _ to ter

the first victim was maxine davison, the mother of the gunman.keyham area of the city when he killed her. just lucky really, that's what i'm thinking. it could have been me. bert was on his way to the shops as the shooting started, and he walked right past his neighbour, jake davison, who was carrying a gun. i heard a bang, i walked around the corner, the bloke was walking towards me with a black rifle, i could smell the gunfire, you know what i mean? i swerved around him, and i noticed a woman in the corner, laid on the doorstep who was shot. and just went to her, put pressure on the wound and that, and comforted her until the police come. when you bumped into him, what did he look like, how did he seem? just... just vacant, just a vacant stare, like. the sequence of events started to house on biddick drive last night when davison shot and killed his mother. he then went on to the road and fired again, killing three—year—old sophie martin and herfather lee. the gunman then headed to a nearby park, shooting and injuring another man and woman — th

jake davison had both his shotgun and permit removed in december, after being accused of assault. last night, hundreds of people attended a vigil close to where the shootings took place on thursday. luxmy gopal reports. the search for answers continues for a community is still in shock after a community is still in shock after a gunman and claimed five lives in six minutes. hundreds gathered for a vigil last night to remember the victims. maxine davison, the killer's mother, stephen washington, kate sheppard, sophie martyn and her father, lee. localshops today kate sheppard, sophie martyn and her father, lee. local shops today were running out of flowers. it is father, lee. local shops today were running out of flowers.— running out of flowers. it is “ust frightening. fl running out of flowers. it is “ust frightening. iii running out of flowers. it is 'ust frightening, it is i running out of flowers. it is 'ust frightening, it isjust * running out of flowers. it is 'ust frightening, it isjust a i running out of flowers. it isjust frightening, it isjust a terrible l frightening, it

and he walked right past his neighbour, jake davison, who was carrying a gun.he bloke was walking towards me with a black rifle and i could smell the gunfire. i swerved around him and i noticed a woman in the corner layed in the doorstep that was shot, and i went to her and put pressure on the wound and i comforted her until the police came. when you bumped into him, what did he look like? how did he seem? just vacant. just a vacant stare, like. the sequence of events started at a house on biddick drive last night where davison shot and killed his mother. he then went onto the road and fired again, killing three—year—old sophie martyn and father lee. the gunmen then headed to a nearby park shooting and injuring another man and woman. they are both being treated in hospital. in the park, he killed 59—year—old stephen washington before heading to henderson place where he shot his fifth victim, 66—year—old kate sheppard, who later died in hospital. it was here that the gunmen then shot himself and was declared dead at the scene. we believe we have an incident that

maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman.plause. i grew up and went to school there. leeann came to remember the neighbours she's lost. just trying to process it all, really. it could've been any of us walking along the street that day. my family, my children, anybody. it's really hard to sort of realise that it was that close. so all of these civic things, itjust seemed really important to be here. the police cordon may have come down now, but this place feels far from normal. so he went straight past your house? walked past the house, yeah. michael is ex military and saw the shootings unfold. one of the victims, kate shepard, was killed outside his house as she came out of the hairdresser�*s. itjust makes me feel so sad. i'm ashamed to say that tears often come into my eyes. you know, i don't know if i'll ever be the same again. many here question why jake davison was allowed to own a gun, given his hate—filled social media posts and recent allegations of violence. police forces in england and wales are now being asked to r

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

jake davison lived here in biddick drive.a day to focus on the victims. this community says it may be bowed but not broken. sarah ransome, bbc news, plymouth. people in england and northern ireland who've had both covid jabs no longer have to isolate if they come into contact with someone with the virus. the change has already been introduced in scotland and wales. our business correspondent emma simpson reports on the difference the new rules will make. here's a place that should be doing a roaring trade with afternoon teas, but this hotel in sutton coldfield's had to scale back, as its staff keep getting pinged. well, normally this restaurant would be buzzing at lunchtime, but we have had to close it, we have had to close our fine dining restaurant, we have closed all our food outlets during the day. a business trying to keep the plates spinning in the midst of a staycation boom. we found ourselves, a week last sunday, with virtually no kitchen staff. everybody was having to self—isolate. we went down from probably ten to 1

you just have to look at some of the stuff that was taken down very quickly from james davison's account if someone had checked them, but _ look at them, if someone had checked them, but they have approved that lui'i them, but they have approved that gun licence? i think the answer we would _ gun licence? i think the answer we would also — gun licence? i think the answer we would also suggest is no, he would not have _ would also suggest is no, he would not have got something if they had checked _ not have got something if they had checked i— not have got something if they had checked. i think it is... we need to have _ checked. i think it is... we need to have that _ checked. i think it is... we need to have that discussion about it, because — have that discussion about it, because again i was shocked there were _ because again i was shocked there were so— because again i was shocked there were so many gun licenses in the uk, i were so many gun licenses in the uk, i don't _ were so many gun licenses in the uk, i don't yet _ were so many gun licenses in the uk, i don't yet there would be

the killer's been named as jake davison. he was 22, and later turned the weapon on himself. more than decade, and there are questions tonight over davison�*s firearms license.

maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman.ton, who was walking his dogs when he was killed, and 66—year—old kate shepherd, who died from her injuries in hospital. the bell rang for each of them. bell tolls. applause. i grew up in keyham, went to school there. leanne came to remember the neighbours she's lost. just trying to process it all, really. it could have been any of us walking along the street that day. my family, my children, anybody. and it's really hard to sort of realise that it was that close. so, all of these civic things just seem really important to be here. many people here question how jake davison was allowed to own a gun. but for now they're thinking not about the killer, but about his victims, and how one man's actions have scarred an entire city. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. now on bbc news: yalda hakim reports from afghanistan, as american and allied forces withdraw. 20 years after 9/11 and the invasion of afghanistan, american troops are finally leaving. but since news of their withdrawal, targeted killi

maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman.d from her injuries in hospital. the bell rang for each of them. bell tolls applause i grew up in keyham, went to school there. leanne came to remember the neighbours she's lost. just trying to process it all, really. it could have been any of us walking along the street that day. my family, my children, anybody. and it's really hard to sort of realise that it was that close. so, all of these civic things just seem really important to be here. many people here question how jake davison was allowed to own a gun. but for now they're thinking not about the killer, but about his victims, and how one man's actions have scarred an entire city. jon kay — bbc news — plymouth. cricket, and it was a thrilling final day in the test match between england and india at lords. england were chasing 272 runs to win — but as the end of play approached their tailend batsmen were trying to cling on for a draw or wickets to force a draw. they failed, and india won by 151 runs. our sports correspondentjoe w

maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman.to school there. leeann came to remember the neighbours she's lost. just trying to process it all, really. it could've been any of us walking along the street that day. my family, my children, anybody. it's really hard to sort of realise that it was that close. so all of these civic things, itjust seemed really important to be here. the police cordon may have come down now, but this place feels far from normal. so he went straight past your house? walked past our house, yeah. michael is ex—military and saw the shootings unfold. one of the victims, kate shepard, was killed outside his house as she came out of the hairdresser�*s. itjust makes me feel so sad. i'm ashamed to say that tears often come into my eyes. you know, i don't know if we'll ever be the same again. many here question why jake davison was allowed to own a gun, given his hate—filled social media posts and recent allegations of violence. police forces in england and wales are now being asked to review the way they issue f

the gunman has been named as jake davison. he was 22, and later turned the weapon on himself.axine, shot in her home. police say the killing spree lasted six terrifying minutes.