people of keyham.— a light in the darkness for the people of keyham. keyham. we will take a look at some pictures from - people of keyham. we will take a look at some pictures from the i people of keyham. we will take a i look at some pictures from the area while you and i are talking. these are some pictures of people gathering in the park to express their condolences. you said unity against the darkness of this event was up one of the things people perhaps do not always appreciate in a city like plymouth is that because of the dockyard, that is kind of a common identity, because lots of people work for a single employer, therefore all the other community elements of that at a time like this kind of pull people together. you are absolutely _ kind of pull people together. wi, are absolutely right, because keyham is close to the old naval dockyard. my is close to the old naval dockyard. my goodness, that community took a battering in the last world war. when you look at the photographs of how plymouth was flattened with the bombings. yet this community

, _ killed. john kay, thank you for that, in keyham, in _ killed. john kay, thank you for that, in keyhamer. —— in plymouth. the united nations has urged afghanistan's neighbours to keep their borders open, potentially allowing tens of thousands of people fleeing fighting against the taliban to reach safety. aid agencies are warning of a humanitarian catastrophe, as the militants continue their lightning advance across the country. latest reports suggest they now control another provincial capital, pali alam, just 45 miles south of the capital kabul, from where our correspondent, yogita limye, joins us tonight. injusta injust a few in just a few days, we have seen the conversation in this city change from being about whether kabul would fall to how quickly it would happen. people are looking towards their government for direction and so far we haven't heard from the president. the longer he remained silent, the more speculation and rumours they are, givenjust how more speculation and rumours they are, given just how vulnerable position his government is in because of the advance of the ta

at his home in keyham in plymouth, _ beyond his identity.am in plymouth, davison posted hate filled online rants about single mothers and his own mother in particular, calling her, dysfunctional and chaotic. yesterday evening, he shot her dead. some previous mass shootings have resulted in tighter gun laws. the hungerford massacre in 1987 had 16 victims and lead to a ban on most semiautomatic rifles. 17 people were killed in the dunblane school massacre of 1996, 16 of them children, which led to a handgun ban, but in the cumbria shootings of 2010, in which 12 people died, and in last night's murders, shot guns were involved, and these are still owned widely. there are almost 550,000 shotgun certificates issued last year in england and wales, a slight decrease on the previous year, but the number has remained steadily up half a million for many years. in the days ahead, police will need to piece together what they can of davison's mental health, his ideology, and what drove him to kill so many people. daniel sanford, bbc news, plymouth. let's

keyham is _ work in those areas. that's true. keyham is an — work in those areas. that's true.hrase and i heard it used _ everybody. it's a much used phrase and i heard it used yourself, - everybody. it's a much used phrase and i heard it used yourself, it's - and i heard it used yourself, it's true, sometimes there community links we have a tight—knit community, can really help, just checking on someone, talking to someone who you may think it would be disturbed by what has happened. i think that's right. i think to be quiet and allowed time to think about what has happened and reflect and remember those who are bereaved, before everything rushes on and people try and find reasons and explanations. i thinkjust time to grieve is important, time to be quiet, and people like to do that before god, before one another, and that seems to me a very important part of the process. as i say, there will be lots of help available, but this is going to affect people's lives, some people forever. it's a deeply traumatic event, and people who have witnessed terrible things, people who have l

ms patel said the incident in keyham was �*beyond words'.vyn is a mental health counsellor in keyham, she said she spoke to the home secretary during her visit and appealed for help in the long term for local people. from the community, itjust needs the support in the long run. when the kids go back to school, after christmas, it is about what will happen in the future, and how children can be supported, really. we are numb, we're heartbroken, we love our community and they are going to be very missed. well, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has said it's important to urgently find out how the plymouth gunman was allowed a firearms licence in the first place. it isa it is a very good thing that there is already an investigation into how the perpetrator got a gun licence given back to him very recently. i think there are wider questions, how are nerve did he get a gun licence in the third—place? what background checks were done? i am glad there is the investigation going on but there are wider questions here, and that could include a revie

and assist with regards to what has been a devastating blow to plymouth and the local community in keyhamfive victims will be remembered with a service on wednesday led by the bishop of plymouth and a minutes�*s silence at 11 o'clock on monday morning as people in keyham try to come to terms with the violence that has shattered their normally peaceful neighbourhood. the home secretary has been paying tribute to the victims by laying a floral flowers tribute near the scene at the site of a vigil held on friday evening. she was accompanied by the chief constable of devon and cornwall police, shaun sawyer, and the labour mp for plymouth sutton and devonport, luke pollard. luke pollard told us that local people are very concerned about why the perpetrator had been gven back his firearm license. i want to see a proper and thorough investigation into how the shooter got a firearms licence, why he was given back that gun. that is the question that people in this community have. we all understand that will take time and we understand it will be difficult potentially, but we need to have proper an

our correspondent luxmy gopal is in keyham. has happened. the absolute devastation of what has ha ened. . v the absolute devastation of what has hauened. . v , happened. that's right, beyond the olice ta -e happened. that's right, beyond the police tape you _ happened. that's right, beyond the police tape you can _ happened. that's right, beyond the police tape you can see _ happened. that's right, beyond the police tape you can see the - happened. that's right, beyond the police tape you can see the activity| police tape you can see the activity behind, the officers had been there carrying out their investigations throughout the morning. forensic teams are examining evidence. it is one of 13 areas within the police cordoned that are being investigated by devon and cornwall with the help of officers from other areas. the force itself is being investigated by the police watchdog. they are looking at how much was known about the killer's mental health and questions over his firearms licence. jake davison shot gun and license were

she was 51, and was at home in the keyham area of the city when he killed her.t 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 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 — they are both being treated in hospital. in the park he killed 59—year—old stephen w

five people died in the attack in the keyham area on thursday.cretary has called on police forces in england and wales to review the way they consider applications for firearms licences. 0ur correspondent jon kay reports. they gathered in parks and playgrounds across plymouth. it's been really hard. i think we're still all in shock from what's happened, aren't we? at the city's guild hall, some of those who responded to the shootingsjoined community leaders to remember 3—year—old sophie martyn and herfather, lee, shot at random as they walked home. maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman. stephen washington, 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 har

it was here in the keyham area of the city that the incident started at about 6p yesterday evening. they heard shouting at one property, a door slamming, then gunshots. 0ther property, a door slamming, then gunshots. other residents said the gunman continued shooting in the surrounding streets. we were in the surrounding streets. - were having a cup of coffee and had more gunshots. then we seen, obviously, the ambulance and helicopters trying to land in the park. and helicopters trying to land in the park-— in the park. had a shorter mulch around _ in the park. had a shorter mulch around the - in the park. had a shorter mulch around the corner. in the park. had a shorter. mulch around the corner and humped _ mulch around the corner and bumped into a bloke with a shot gun _ bumped into a bloke with a shot gun. solomon sitting on the doorstep, walked over and helped _ doorstep, walked over and helped her. doorstep, walked over and helped her-— doorstep, walked over and helped her. doorstep, walked over and heled her. �* ., ., helped her. another female died in hosital helped her. anot

banging, and then they had three or four micro—gunshots around the biddick drive area here in the keyhamof the city. there were reports of more gunshots on the streets around that property and tonight we are told it was a serious and critical incident and that tomorrow we will get details of a number of fatalities. we understand that there were also a number of other people who have been injured in this incident and have been taken to hospital. four air ambulances came and landed nearby to take casualties away, one of them foreign as far away as southampton. now we understand that the home secretary priti patel has been in touch this evening with the chief constable of devon and cornwall police. she says she is deeply shocked by what has happened here and we'll be trying to find out more tomorrow. in this community people cannot believe that on a quiet summer's evening in a county like devon that something like this would happen. they are not entirely show what has gone on. they are being told not to speculate on social media, not to post anything on social media, particularly some image

five people died in the attack in the keyham area on thursday.nsider applications for firearms licences. 0ur correspondentjon kay reports. they gathered in parks and playgrounds across plymouth. it's been really hard. i think we're still all in shock from what's happened, aren't we? at the city's guild hall, some of those who responded to the shootings joined community leaders to remember 3—year—old sophie martyn and herfather, lee, shot at random as they walked home. maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman. stephen washington, 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

she was 51, and was at home in the keyham area of the city when he killed her.way to the shops as the shooting started. and he walked right past his neighbour, jake davison, who was carrying a gun. i neighbour, jake davison, who was carrying a gun.— was carrying a gun. i heard a ban , was carrying a gun. i heard a ban, i was carrying a gun. i heard a bang. i walk _ was carrying a gun. i heard a bang, i walk around - was carrying a gun. i heard a bang, i walk around the - was carrying a gun. i heard a i bang, i walk around the corner, the bloke was walking to —— towards me with a black rifle, and i could smell the gunfire. i swerved around him, and and i could smell the gunfire. iswerved around him, and i noticed a woman in the corner, laying on the doorstep of the shop. and just put pressure on the wound, until the police come. the wound, untilthe police come. ~ , , ., come. when you bumped into him, what did he — come. when you bumped into him, what did he look— come. when you bumped into him, what did he look like, _ come. when you bumped into him, what did he

on thursday led by the bishop of plymouth and a minute's silence on monday morning, as people in keyhamhe violence that has shattered their normally peaceful neighbourhood. now, the police activity behind me has continued to increase throughout the day. officers are investigating 13 areas behind the police cordon, which is expected to stay in place through much of the weekend. and while questions emerge about the killer's license for firearms, the focus for the community here is on healing for the community here is on healing for the shock. many people who spoke to was this morning broke down in tears remembering hearing gunshots, and also on morning and remembering the victims of the shooting. thank you. the taliban are now in control of most of the northern region of afghanistan and almost half of the country's regional capitals, as their swift takeover of territory continues. the capital of logar province, puli alam, fell to militants this morning. it is just a0 miles south of the capital, kabul. heavy fighting also continues in the city of mazar—i—sharif. it comes as british troops

and luxmyjoins us now live from keyham.derstand the home secretary has paid her respects to the victims of this attack. what has she been saying? that is riuht. a what has she been saying? that is right- a little _ what has she been saying? that is right. a little while _ what has she been saying? that is right. a little while ago, _ what has she been saying? that is right. a little while ago, the - what has she been saying? that is right. a little while ago, the home secretary arrived here on a private visit and came to lay flowers at the scene of the mass shooting not far from here, at the park beyond those houses there. it was the scene of the vigil last night. she was joined by the chief constable of devon and cornwall police who also played a floral tribute stop she also spoke to members of the local neighbourhood watch team. what she did not do is answer questions from a bbc colleague about gun control and she was also joined by the local labour leader luke ballard, who said local people who want and need answers to q

he shot two women, two men and the three—year—old girl in six minutes in the keyham area of the city. are working at 13 scenes and said that davison�*s hard drive and social media was being examined as part of the investigation. the home secretary, priti patel, has praised the emergency services for their response, but has raised questions over davison�*s firearms license. let's get an update from our correspondent sian lloyd. what is the latest? within the next hour, a requiem mass is going to be held in this community at st. thomas to remember those who died. so many families have been affected by the tragic events of last night. the belief cord and remains in place and there has been a heavy police presence here on the streets all day reassuring to some people who have been left very confused by what happened. the questionnaire asking todayis happened. the questionnaire asking today is why did this happen and that of course is what the police are looking into and at the heart of that, the big question of who was jake davidson. they are examining a weapon that was retrieved. they ar

and assist with regards to what has been a devastating blow to plymouth and the local community in keyhamd by the bishop of plymouth and a minutes�*s silence at 11 o'clock on monday morning as people in keyham try to come to terms with the violence that has shattered their normally peaceful neighbourhood. the headlines on bbc news... a major earthquake hits haiti measured at 7.2 magnitude — the us geological survey warns of widespread disaster. with fighting reported within a0 kilometres of kabul, the afghan president addresses the nation. in the uk — there are questions for police, about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in the uk's worst mass shooting since 2010. in the uk — the new head of the nhs in england says she fears tens of thousands of people are are risking their lives because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. research also suggests three in five people would delay seeking medical advice because they don't want to be a burden during the pandemic. 0ur health correspondent anna collinson reports. cancer services ar

the incident started at a house in the keyham area of plymouth where davidson shot and killed his 51—nt on the road and fired at the road and fired again, killing three—year—old sophie martin and her father. the gunman then headed to a nearby park and shooting and injuring another man and woman, and 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 on this road that the gunman shot himself. he was declared dead at the scene at 23 minutes past six. we believe we have an incident that is domestically related and has spilled into the street and has seen several people within plymouth losing their lives in a tragic circumstance. bad, mate. bad. this neighbour who does not want to be named will never forget the sound of the gunfire. it was like... and it was a couple of seconds and again and again and again. how long was there between each of the shots that you heard? about five seconds and another and another. such a

at the moment, keyham is grieving, we grieve because we love, grief is love, we are in shock, feel guiltybecause we love. plymouth is a place where people stand together during dark times. i hope and believe that we will get through the difficult times that lie ahead as we try to come to terms with this dreadful loss by continuing to support each other. questions still remain on why jake davison had a shotgun and how his licence was returned last month after an allegation of assault a few months ago. jake davison lived here in biddick drive. the decision to hand him back his licence is 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 intro

our reporter luxmy gopal is in keyham for us this morning.and concerts and theatre shows this weekend and the plymouth argyle match yesterday had a minutes silence observed. the focus of the community is on honouring the victims but there are still questions about the firearms licence owned by the killer and even though the focus is on the victims there is a sense of anger among the community around the firearms licence question and that is what we heard from the priest who spoke to us on bbc breakfast delivered this morning that there is a sense of angerfrom the community morning that there is a sense of anger from the community about this. this is going to be investigated by the police watchdog who will be looking at the issue of the firearms licence which was returned to the killer last month by devon, police after it had been removed from him in december last year following the allegation of an assault. yesterday the home secretary was here on a private visit to lay flowers for the victims. she would not answer any questions about gun law

last night, people came together from keyham and surrounding areas to try to make sense of what happenedus. we regularly walk our dogs in the area, we go for runs in the area and it is tough to know what has happened has happened. it has now emerged that the killer, jake davison, had his shotgun and permit taken off him by police in december following an allegation of assault. these were 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, fired again, 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

let's get the latest now from our reporter luxmy gopal who is in keyham this morning.tated, as we saw from the vigil, from what has happened? that's right, naga. behind me as police tape and an officer standing guard, and that reflects the way various areas within keyham look this morning. in fact, there are 13 areas that are currently being investigated by officers that are within the police cordoned. questions are now turning to how davison got his firearms licence. the question of the fact that it was returned to him. so the io pc, that is the police watchdog, said that last month davison's shotgun and license were returned to him after they had been removed from him in september last year, after an alleged assault. the iopc is investigating devon and cornwall police and as part of that investigation they are looking at weather the force that any information about davison's mental health, and if they did, what consideration they gave to it. this is a community where it is the kind of community where everybody knows everybody, so they were shaken by what happened, an

just after six o'clock last night, devon and cornwall police were called to biddick drive in the keyham city. police and ambulance crews attended the scene and a critical incident was declared just before 9.30. the victims were three females & two males — 0ne thought to be a child. all are thought to have died from gunshot wounds. the prime minister borisjohnson says his thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims of the shooting. 0ur reporter, jon kay has more. police worked through the night, securing the scene one mile from the centre of plymouth. it was here on biddick drive in the keyham area of the city that the incident started around six o'clock yesterday evening. neighbours told the bbc they heard shouting at one property, a door slamming, then gunshots. other residents said the gunman then continued shooting in the surrounding streets. we sat in the back garden having a cup of coffee and heard four gunshots. then we seen obviously the ambulance, helicopters, trying to land in the park. i heard a shot, walked round the corner, bumped into a shotgun — a bloke with a

but of course all this comes on the day, it is a week gone since the mass shooting happened in keyhamthe 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 disintegrated during the earthquake. they are trying to see if they can find anyone, but i've been told by one of the search and rescue team that at the moment they're

jake davison killed five people in the keyham area of the city on thursday before taking his own lifeence at 11am. 0ur correspondentjon kay reports. just before 11 o'clock, they gathered in parks and playgrounds across plymouth. it's been really hard. i think we're still all in shock at what's happened, aren't we? at the city's guildhall, some of those who responded to the shootings joined community leaders to remember three—year—old sophie martyn and herfather, lee, shot at random as they walked home. maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman. stephen washington, who was walking his dogs when he was killed. and 66—year—old kate shepard, who died from her injuries in hospital. bell rings. the bell rang for each of them. applause. 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 impo

they came to remember the victims of the shooting in keyham last week.ents came to pause and reflect. we feel a deep sense of sadness and sorrow. we stand alongside those who are bereaved and injured and distressed. we weep with those who weep. we cry as the writer of that song does, out of the depths of despair. at the heart of the service is a poignant act of remembrance, five candles lit for the five people killed byjake davison, who then turned the gun on himself. so we hold a minute of silence to remember before god maxine davison, sophie martyn, lee martyn, stephen washington, kate sheppard. six days ago this city was rocked by the mass shooting and although there was a message of hope this morning, the sense of loss and disbelief across the city in mourning is as strong as ever. sarah ransome, bbc news, plymouth. the chicken restaurant, nando's, has had to close about 50 branches because it's running short of chicken. stores across england, scotland and wales have been affected. some of its staff are being loaned to suppliers to try to get things

several other casualties are receiving treatment following the incident in the keyham area of the cityearly five and a half million people are on the nhs list. more than three and a half —— 300,000 have waited for more than a year. research also shows that 500 700 patients have now been waiting for two years or more —— 5700. hugh pym explains what the numbers mean for those still waiting for treatment. gail is struggling to walk and needs spinal surgery. she has two collapsed discs in her neck. she's been waiting for an operation for nearly a year and she doesn't know when it might happen. if i had a date for my surgery, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. with no date, there's no light at the end of the tunnel. it isjust a long, dark tunnel of pain medication and sofa sitting and... that's my life. surgeons say for gail and others waiting a long time, there's a risk that things will get worse. they may not have been urgent but they are... they become increasingly urgent the longer patients wait, and there is no alternative. these patients need an operation, so we need investment

at the moment, keyham is grieving. we grieve because we love. grief is love. that lie ahead as we try to come to terms with this dreadful loss by continuing to support each other. questions still remain on why jake davison had a shotgun and how his licence was returned last month after an allegation of assault a few months ago. jake davison lived here in biddick drive. the decision to hand him back his licence is 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

jake davison killed five people in the keyham area of the city on thursday before taking his own lifedentjon kay reports. just before 11 o'clock, they gathered in parks and playgrounds across plymouth. it's been really hard. i think we're still all in shock at what's happened, aren't we? at the city's guildhall, some of those who responded to the shootings joined community leaders to remember three—year—old sophie martyn and herfather, lee, shot at random as they walked home. maxine davison, the first victim, who was the mother of the gunman. stephen washington, who was walking his dogs when he was killed. and 66—year—old kate shepard, who died from her injuries in hospital. the bell rang for each of them. bell rings. applause 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

but, of course, all this comes on the day, it's a week gone since the mass shooting happened in keyhamity 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 of marceline, near the epicentre of the quake. you may find some of his report distressing. a huge crowd has gathered you to watch a search and rescue 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 disintegrated during the earthquake. they are trying to see if they can find anyone, but i've been told by one of the search and rescue team that at the moment they're only pulling out dead bodies. they also said that when they smell a dead body — and i have to s

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sarah ransome is in keyham for us this morning.that it will be a very difficult day for a lot of people with this moment of silence later this morning? yes. a lot of people with this moment of silence later this morning?- silence later this morning? yes, it absolutely is- _ silence later this morning? yes, it absolutely is. those _ silence later this morning? yes, it absolutely is. those calls - silence later this morning? yes, it absolutely is. those calls you - silence later this morning? yes, it absolutely is. those calls you talk| absolutely is. those calls you talk about, _ absolutely is. those calls you talk about, they are getting ever louder as questions intensify about just who can — as questions intensify about just who can have a firearm. particularly in the _ who can have a firearm. particularly in the light— who can have a firearm. particularly in the light of the fact that we know— in the light of the fact that we know now that jake davison, the gunmen— know now that jake davison, the gunmen who carried out this atroc

he shot two women, two men and the three—year—old girl during a deadly six—minute spree in the keyhamularly young child. we are not at this time naming the details of those people because not only are we working with the families, but each one of them has wider families throughout the united kingdom. many of those people will have work collea -ues many of those people will have work collea-ues in many of those people will have work colleagues in plymouth and will want to make sure they are supported. let�*s get an update from our correspondent at the scene sian lloyd. the police spokesman not wanting to give identities of the victims but thatis give identities of the victims but that is more information about who they were that you have. yes. that is more information about who they were that you have. yes, since that ress they were that you have. yes, since that press conference _ they were that you have. yes, since that press conference early - they were that you have. yes, since that press conference early on - they were that you have. yes, since that press conference early on we i

the community here in keyham and the wider community of plymouth and of course elsewhere, where everyoneher, maxine davison, three—year—old sophie martyn and her dad, lee, kate shepherd and stephen washington, all died here, or at least were injured, and one died in hospital. 0ne central question you alluded to, there, that people want answers, the people who have come to lay toys and tributes here, they want to know why jake davison had a gun in the first place. and why when the licence was revoked, why was he given it backjust a few weeks ago, that then resulted in this atrocity. that decision is being investigated by the police watchdog. the home office, as you said, has been asking police forces in england and wales to look again at the kind of processes and procedures they go through before they approve or deny any application for a gun licence and again, and the new side to it, they are saying they are going to issue guidance that checks should be made on applicants' social media profiles. you will recall that jake davison repeatedly posted vile rants on his own social media platfo