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to all those who knew grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber and the person yet to be named.r future, knowing just how much it affects theirfuture, their knowing just how much it affects their future, their whole lives knowing just how much it affects theirfuture, their whole lives have been devastated by this. so, yes, we pull together, i have spoken to a number of other faith leaders. as a city, it is a city where we have got really good friendships, partnerships, and we are drawing upon one another in that. that will continue over the coming days, so i draw strength from that and the sense of real community in the city. bishop williams, the bishop of southwell and nottingham who i spoke to earlier today. that vigil in memory of two of the three victims who died in yesterday's attacks is due to get under way shortly. understandably there has been a very sombre mood here. i have covered many tragic events over the course of my career, but it is always that little bit more difficult when you're seeing younger people trying to deal with grief, and that is what we've seen here

including owner malley running orders throughout his restaurant. malley thinks days like this won't happen as frequently as the city plans to completely change the roadway design in front of his restaurant. >> it is just another challenge that we really did not need coming out of covid. >> reporter: the city plans to rework the road to put in bike lanes along california drive , including the stretch between broadway and carmelina. as a result, around a dozen parking spots will be eliminated and cars traveling on california won't be able to makees mave s. way of trto come into my parking lot. the option that i've been told is happening is that folks will have to go to the light and carmelina, make a parking lot and then come north again to enter like this car is here. it doesn't take a mathematician or a statistician to say, that is probably not going to be good for my business. >> one of malley's biggest issues is he says neither he or other business owners along this block will be directly impacted by the project were even aware that the project w

now o�*malley kumar and 19—year—old barnaby webber. .. now the vigil has begun. we barnaby webber. .. now the vigil has beiun. ~ . ., barnaby webber. .. now the vigil has beiun.~ ., begun. we welcome you to the proceedings — begun. we welcome you to the proceedings this _ begun. we welcome you to the proceedings this afternoon, - begun. we welcome you to the i proceedings this afternoon, thank you once again for your patience. this is one of those moments that we hope to never encounter, but which forces its way into our lives and leaves a trail of destruction that we could never imagine. thank you for being here. units and staff of the university, community members, most especially the family and friends of our precious race and barney who have travelled many hours to be without. you are going to hear from a view university representatives this afternoon, but the main point of being here is for us to talk with one another, not to be taught. to begin to process our grief, ourfeelings of be taught. to begin to process our grief, our feelin

barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar were in their first year at the university of nottingham.eir families were instead here at a vigil as tributes were paid to the lives of their children. i lost my baby boy and i can't even comprehend how i'm going to deal with it. myself and emma and charlie, all his family and friends. barnaby would be super touched by everyone that's here. the love that we have out here, ijust wish i we had it everywhere. so... look after each other. barnaby was a talented cricketer studying history. his family described their complete devastation at his death. they said he was a beautiful, brilliant, bright young man with everything in life to look forward to. grace was training to be a doctor. she too was a keen cricketer and played hockey for england under—16s and under—18s. to herfamily, she was an adored daughter and sister, who was a wonderful and beautiful young lady. the attacks third victim was 65—year—old ian coates, who worked in a local school. his call he said he was much loved friend who will be greatly missed. his friend paid tribute. lovely

he has been charged with the murders of 19—year—old students grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber,ool caretaker ian coates. they were fatally stabbed in the early hours of tuesday morning on the streets of nottingham. the 31—year—old also faces three counts of attempted murder relating to three members of the public who were hit by a van in the city centre shortly afterwards. these attacks have caused a huge outpouring of grief. thousands of people attended two very emotional vigils here in the city where we also heard from the victims�* families. there was also a moment's silence yesterday at the start of the ashes series between england and australia in birmingham. valdo calocane, the dual guinea—bissau and portuguese national has a settled status in the uk was remanded to custody, and he will next appear at nottingham crown court on tuesday. a search and rescue operation has found no new survivors nor recovered more bodies from the boat carrying hundreds of migrants which sank off the coast of greece on wednesday. 78 people are confirmed to have died but up to 500 remain unaccou

he has been charged with the murders of 19—year—old students grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber, they were fatally stabbed in the early hours of tuesday morning, on the street of nottingham. the 31—year—old also faces three counts of attempted murder relating to three members of the public who were hit by a van in the city centre shortly afterwards. these attacks have caused a huge outpouring of grief. thousands of people attended two very emotional vigils here in the city, where we also heard from the victims�* families. there was also a moment�*s silence yesterday at the start of the ashes cricket test series between england and australia. valdo calocane, the dual guinea—bissau and portuguese national who has settled status here in the uk, was remanded into custody and will next appear at nottingham crown court on tuesday. let�*s return to our main story this hour, where 37 pupils have been killed in a school in uganda. it�*s allegedly by the allied democratic forces or adf — which is linked to the islamic state group. here�*s our africa editor for the bbc world service, will r

adam mendes it is accused of killing barnaby webber grace 0'malley—kuma and ian coates.o'malley-kuma and ian coates. ~ . . ,, webber grace o'malley-kuma and ian coates. ~ . . , , coates. what happened in court? it was a brief — coates. what happened in court? it was a brief hearing, _ coates. what happened in court? it was a brief hearing, it _ coates. what happened in court? it was a brief hearing, it was - coates. what happened in court? it was a brief hearing, it was adam i was a brief hearing, it was adam mendes is's first appearance at crown court. initially police that his name was valdo calocane, but both then and today when asked his name in court he replied adam mendes is. he is 31 years old and denies three counts of murder, those are against the 219—year—old first—year students at nottingham university, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kuma, as well as 65—year—old ian coates, a school caretaker. all the bodies were found on the same day a week ago in the early hours of the morning. he is accused of three attempted murders, of stealing aim coates's van and dri

barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates lost their lives on tuesday.ures from the market square because absolutely packedit the market square because absolutely packed it is with so many people there turning out. we have let me show you the pictures from the

criminal investigations into a police killings which were previously closed by the former da nancy o malley. >> now our 4 zone forecast says we'll give you a live look outside at downtown san francisco. that's right. britney is standing by with the latest on our weather forecast. yeah, you can see the cloudy maybe you woke up a little bit of rain are maybe on your at home. you might see a sprinkle or 2, but >> for the most part, all the action is done. as we peek into sfo, you're going to see a cloudy conditions in the past days conditions down south. you can see right there that tree. >> the bush moving a little bit to showing you the gusty conditions. 70% of departures on time. 80 1% of arrivals right now are on time. and you've got a sprinkle at sfo airport today. san jose, you're the winner just under a 10th of an but we'll continue to watch the possibility of a sprinkle or 2, but really? >> you can see that system that low pressure system coming from the sierra going right above us up north and back to the coast. so we are drying out. i'm not ruling out a sprinkle or 2. i'm just saying

university students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar and a school caretaker, ian coates, all dieds found more than 800,000 households in the uk are facing a steep rise in their monthly mortgage bills. analysis by moneyfacts says the average interest rate on a fixed two—year deal for a £250,000 loan has climbed from 2.5% two years ago to 6% today. the prince of wales says he wants to make it his mission to end homelessness in the uk and has plans to build social housing on duchy of cornwall land that he receives income from. he's made the pledge in an interview with the sunday times to mark father's day. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph has more. a father's day family photo, informal and relaxed — the prince of wales with charlotte, louis and george. and teaching them about life outside of royalty is a priority for him. in a sunday times interview, the prince says he wants to take his children to a homeless shelter and describes having chatted to them on the school run when they've seen people sleeping out... like mother, like son. diana, princess of wales took both william an

it's alleged he stabbed 19—year—old students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, and school caretakers. let's take a look at some other stories making news in the uk. the former head of the uk's police watchdog has been charged with rape and other sexual offences against girl under the age of 16. michael lockwood is the former director general of the independent office for police conduct. he stepped down from the role in december after it emerged he was the subject of a police probe. the boss of tesco says there are "encouraging early signs" that price rises are starting to slow, as the retail giant reports higher sales. the supermarket says in the three months to the end of may, uk sales are up 9% to £10.8 billion. a hosepipe and sprinkler ban is being imposed on people in kent and sussex from 26th june. south east water says it has no choice after demand for drinking water had reached "record levels" this month. you're live with bbc news. indian weather forecasters have warned that a cyclone which hit the coast of north—west india and southern pakistan will continue to bring heavy r

those affected by the recent attacks in the city. 19—year—old students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar caretaker ian coates, died after they were stabbed in the early hours of tuesday. the british police have released the names of four people including a three—year—old boy and an 11—year—old girl, whose bodies were found at a flat in west london. officers say they're not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths of michal, monika, maja and dawid wlodarczyk. all four were found at the property in hounslow and thought to be from the same family. let's get more now from our political correspondent helen catt. we did know about this event and the police did not take any action. what we have seen before is still photos and i think with a moving footage it will have more impact and you can see people dancing and quite clearly alcohol and a karaoke machine in the background and this was in december 2020 when the rules in london if conservative party headquarters are that you could not socialise indoors with anyone outside of your household or support bubble so in terms of what the

university students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar and a school caretaker, ian coates, all diedsis for the bbc has found more than 800,000 households in the uk are facing a steep rise in their monthly mortgage bills. analysis by money—facts says the average interest rate on a fixed two—year deal for a £250,000 loan has climbed from 2.5% two years ago to 6% today. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk. 18 years ago, professor adam amara came up with the idea to build a satellite which could help explain dark energy and dark matter. together, these forces make up 95% of our universe, yet scientists know little about them. the universe isn't slowing down. it's getting faster and faster and faster and faster. it's actually accelerating. euclid hopes to make pioneering discoveries through high resolution images and a technique called gravitational lensing. there are satellites like the hubble space telescope, and that takes super high res images of a little area here, a little bit over here. but to do that over the who

attacks have addressed a crowd of thousands at a vigil in the city centre. 19—year—old students grace 0'malley—kumar are questioning a 31—year—old on suspicion of murder. an expert in emergency planning has told the covid—19 public investigation that another pandemic is "inevitable" and that large elements of the covid pandemic were "entirely predictable". professor david alexander was giving evidence on day day three of the six—week hearing. these first sessions are examining the uk's preparedness. glenda jackson — who went from hollywood to the house of commons and then back to the stage to great acclaim — has died. she was 87 years old. she won two best actress oscars for "women in love" and "a touch of class", before becoming a labour mp for more than 20 years. football fans in beijing weren't disappointed when an exciting early goal from lionel messi helped argentina see off australia in a friendly match in the chinese capital. thousands of chinese fans watched the match at workers�* stadium, many of them wearing messi's jersey. stephen mcdonell was there soaking up the atmosphere. on a hot sum

he is accused of stabbing university students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, and school caretakerold is also charged with attempted murder after three people were hit by a van. he's been remanded in custody. teachers in england will strike on two more days injuly in their long—running dispute with the government over pay. the national education union says teachers will take action on wednesdayjuly 5th and fridayjuly 7th. the government says the strikes will cause damage to learning and disruption to parents. there's a warning that uk homeowners who remortgage may have to pay nearly £3,000 extra in their annual repayments from next year. the think tank the resolution foundation, which campaigns on living standards, is predicting a mortgage crunch over the coming years as cheap deals run out and interest rates rise. a search and rescue operation has found no new survivors, nor recovered more bodies, from the boat carrying hundreds of migrants which sank off the coast of greece on wednesday. 78 people are confirmed to have died but up to 500 remain unaccounted for after the overcrowd

the respect the choices made by malley. however, south western countries are actually pending the blame on moscow. germany says rush has been stroking and c western sentiment of the african nation. now saying its troops will remain in molly for another year at least. and washington has well, naturally condemned molly's decision to getting rid of un troops from his territory . the united states regrets the transition government of miles as decision to revoke it's constant for me newest, my newest must draw down, must be orderly and responsible. prioritizing the safety and security of peacekeepers and millions. we are not surprised that the molly and transitional government in russia will use the forthcoming extension of the un mandate to make political capital out of it. our interest is still in orderly withdrawal. or u. n. a peacekeeping mission has been in body for a solid.

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university students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar and a school caretaker, ian coates, all diedr the bbc has found more than 800,000 households in the uk are facing a steep rise in their montly mortgage bills. analysis by money—facts says the average interest rate on a fixed two—year dealfor a £250,000 has climbed from 2.5 two years ago —— two—year dealfor a £250,000 loan has climbed from 2.5 two years ago to 6% today. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. boat trips have been run in shrewsbury by dilwynjones for 13 years, but he says a combination of winter flooding, current low water levels and silt are causing problems. if we fail to manage or maintain this river, it'll get harder and harder to navigate. so it's getting shallower, because of the silts coming here, and there's a lot more vegetation here, so our navigation is becoming more and more difficult. in frankwell, swimmers from organised groups are supporting an application for bathing water status. it's supported by the town council and led b

tribute to the three lives lost, the two university students, 19—year—old barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumars a caretaker. now, this church opened its doors on tuesday for a vigil. hundreds of people came, many of them students, to light a candle and to lay floral tributes. today's sunday service was led by dr richard davey. he asked the congregation on father's day to think of the two families who had both lost a child and to hold them in their hearts. he also asked the congregation to think of the three sons of ian coates, who had lost a beloved father. and the bishop of nottingham, paul williams described nottingham as a tear—filled city since tuesday. nowjust a stone's throw from here is the old market square in nottingham, where a huge vigil was held on thursday. thousands of people came to that and on the council house steps there are hundreds of floral tributes. people are still coming today to leave tributes and to read messages of support and sympathy. meanwhile, a 31—year—old man has appeared before magistrates in nottingham yesterday. he is charged with three counts of murder and

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it is alleged he stabbed barnaby webber and grace 0'malley kumar and a school caretaker ian coates.g parliament over lockdown parties in downing street. yesterday the privileges committee to conclude that the former prime minister had repeatedly lied and was completed in —— and kiss it in a campaign of abuse and attended intimidation of the committee forced mrjohnson called the findings deranged —— committed a campaign of abuse. it is the first new species of armoured dinosaurs to be found on the isle of wight since 1865 and it belongs to the same family. let's speak to the lead author of the study, professor stuart pond who's a palaeontologist at the natural history museum. i may have pronounced that incorrectly, i am sorry, you may have to correct me on that. talk to me about the significance of the discovery. we will have a look at this. tell me about how exciting this. tell me about how exciting this discovery is. $5 this. tell me about how exciting this discovery is.— this discovery is. as you said, it is very exciting. _ this discovery is. as you said, it is very exciting. thi

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he is accused of the murder of barnaby webber, ian coates and grace 0�*malley—kumar. we can. the first signs of those changes have been showing themselves across the western side of the country, that was the isles of the country, that was the isles of scilly earlier on today. quite a lot of cloud overhead. you can see that cloud approaching from the west on our earlier satellite image. an area of low pressure spinning just out here in the atlantic. as the lower edges closer we will increasingly see areas of cloud and some showers and thunderstorms through the afternoon across the western side of the uk, particularly across northern ireland. but pollen levels remaining high or very high for the majority, vertically where we have dry conditions and strong sunshine, lifting temperatures once again to around 27 or 28 degrees. this evening and overnight we will continue to see more in the way of cloud and showery rain racing into western parts of the uk. that rain making a little more progress eastwards. further east, clear skies, missed patches, relatively chilly night ac

barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar were in their first year at the university of nottingham.. barnaby would be super touched by everyone that's here. the love that we have out here, ijust wish we had it everywhere, so... weeping. ..look after each other. it's the big thing, is that. look after your friends. barnaby was a talented cricketer, studying history. his family described their complete devastation at his death. they said he was a beautiful, brilliant, bright young man, with everything in life to look forward to. grace was training to be a doctor. she too was a keen cricketer, and played hockey for england under—16s and under—18s. to herfamily, she was an adored daughter and sister, who was a wonderful and beautiful young lady. barney and grace are a monumental loss. they were both first years, with ambitions, potential and dreams. what was taken from us yesterday will never be given back, and the shock waves echo through our student community. the attacks third victim was 65—year—old ian coates, who worked in a local school. his son said he was months away from retire

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valdo calocane is accused of stabbing to death barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates ong those in the king's first birthday honours list. let's bring you live pictures now from london, where king charles will soon become the first monarch in more than 30 years to take part in trooping the colour on horseback when he rides in his inaugural birthday parade. charles will take the royal salute during the ceremony — staged on horse guards parade in the city centre. the royalfamily, and more than 8,000 spectators are watching on. just to give you an idea of the running order of today and the itinerary. 10:a5am, in around half an hour's time, his majesty the king is expected to leave buckingham palace, escorted by the household cavalry. and then at 11 o'clock precisely, in around a0 minutes, the king will arrive on horse guards parade to take the royal salute. he will then review his guards writing down the ranks of footguards and cavalry. so these are life pictures that you are seeing now. that is just outside buckingham palace there. and then later in the day, in around a cou

afterjust a's knife attack in nottingham, which saw the death of ian coates, barnaby webber, and grace 0'malleyrday's attacks is due to get under way shortly. attacks is due to get under way shortl . , ., ., , , attacks is due to get under way shortl . , . . , , ., , shortly. understandably, there has been a very — shortly. understandably, there has been a very sombre _ shortly. understandably, there has been a very sombre mood - shortly. understandably, there has been a very sombre mood here - shortly. understandably, there has been a very sombre mood here at. shortly. understandably, there has i been a very sombre mood here at the university of nottingham. mas university of nottingham. was followed offended _ university of nottingham. was followed offended a number of news watch viewers, including this person, who wondered, are we the only people watching he got the cameras were far too intrusive, showing close up images of the grieving families? the vigil was very moving once it began, but the focus on the grief of the families during the wait was intrusive in the extreme. peter morgan agree

students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, who were both 19, and 65—year—old school caretakermackie, is in the city. phil what happened today? a brief appearance at nottingham crown court this morning for a man called valdo calocane but gave his name is ada mendez when he appeared in court. he is a year old from nottingham and charged with the attempted murders of sharon miller, wayne birkett and mask grown owski. he is accused of stealing ian coates' van and driving into them. members of ian coates' family were in court today for the brief hearing and addressed by the judge, in court today for the brief hearing and addressed by thejudge, who in court today for the brief hearing and addressed by the judge, who said that they had showed the utmost restraint over the past week. he said there are a number of people here today who are profoundly and devastatingly affected by this case and can i say that throughout you have shown the utmost restraint and dignity and thanked them for it. we also heard from prosecutor peter ratcliffe who said the case itself was very complex, there w

with the mothers of barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, urging people to "hold no hate". with your loved ones. you never know when it will end. thank ou for never know when it will end. thank you for showing — never know when it will end. thank you for showing love _ never know when it will end. thank you for showing love to _ never know when it will end. thank you for showing love to our - never know when it will end. thank you for showing love to our babies. she was— you for showing love to our babies. she was so— you for showing love to our babies. she was so beautiful on the inside, she was— she was so beautiful on the inside, she was a — she was so beautiful on the inside, she was a treasured and adored child _ she was a treasured and adored child she — she was a treasured and adored child. she wanted very few things in life. child. she wanted very few things in life she _ child. she wanted very few things in life. she wanted to be a doctor. she wanted _ life. she wanted to be a doctor. she wanted to— life. she wanted to be a doctor. she wanted to play hockey with he

particular, a student who studied _ victims in particular, a student who studied here, 19—year—old grace 0'malley19—year—old grace o'malley and 19—year—old barnaby webbed _ o'malley and 19—year—old barnaby webber. barnaby was studying history here, grace _ webber. barnaby was studying history here, grace was a medical student and we _ here, grace was a medical student and we heard from the vice chancellor of the university and that vigil— chancellor of the university and that vigil explaining how this was supposed to be a time for students of relaxation and celebration and it was the _ of relaxation and celebration and it was the end of the academic year. for grace — was the end of the academic year. for grace and barnaby, the end of the very— for grace and barnaby, the end of the very first year as university students — the very first year as university students and they were walking home from a _ students and they were walking home from a night out when they were killed _ from a night out when they were killed the — from a night out when they were killed. the vigil was moving in other— killed.

it's alleged valdo calocane stabbed barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates on tuesday ——sed in a grey t-shirt and — what can you tell us? dressed in a grey t-shirt and jogging _ what can you tell us? dressed in a grey t-shirt and jogging bottoms, | what can you tell us? dressed in a i grey t-shirt and jogging bottoms, by grey t—shirt and jogging bottoms, by the colour khanate here at nottingham magistrate scott spoke only to confirm his name which she gave as an alias of adam mendez, his date of birth and address, which he gave as no fixed abode. —— valdo calocane. he has been charged with the murders of the two students by nippy and grace and also of ian coates. —— barnaby webber. he was also charged with attempted murder relating to three members of the public hit with a van in the city centre shortly afterwards. these attacks have caused a huge outpouring of grief. there have been vigils attended by thousands of people, when we heard from the family members of the victims. there was also a moments silence at the start of the ashes test in birmingham. valdo calocane, th

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valdo calocane is accused of stabbing university students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, andear—old is also charged with attempted murder after three people were hit by a van. dressed in a gray t—shirt and jogging dressed in a gray t—shirt and jogging bottoms here, he spoke only to confirm his name, which he gave as an alias of adam mendez, his age, and his address, which he gave us no fixed abode. he's been charged with the murders of 19—year—old students... and 65—year—old primary school caretaker ian coates. they were fatally stabbed in the early hours of tuesday morning on the streets of nottingham. the 31—year—old also faces three counts of attempted murder related to three members of the public who were hit by a van in the city centre shortly afterwards. these attacks have caused a huge outpouring of grief, thousands of people attended two very emotional visuals here in the city where we also heard from the victims families. there was also a moment's silence yesterday at the start of the ashes cricket test series between england and australia in birmingham. valdo caloca

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in an emotional address at a vigil yesterday, the fathers of barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar by the most horrific events. i've lost my baby boy and i can't even comprehend how i'm going to deal with it. and he loved it — he loved it here. his heart will be with you guys for ever. and thank you so much. grace was also like barney, she loved coming up to nottingham. the love that we have out here. ijust wish we had it everywhere. so... look after each other. many students have spoken of their shock and disbelief at what happened and hundreds of them have turned up to this vigil on campus. i know barnaby. he was a lovely boy. he was, like, very proactive in sports. a lot of shock. it's such a sad, sudden situation. i think, because we're first years, it's like it's kind of hit you really hard because we're going home to families, as well, and it's awful that that's something that's not going to happen for their families and friends. on days like today, it makes you realise how important. it is to look out for your family and friends and particularly . for the family and friends

he is accused of stabbing to death 19—year—old students grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber beforeear—old ian coates in a separate location and then used his van to drive into three pedestrians in a different location one of whom is critically injured at the hospital. the latest is he is now in a stable condition. valdo calocane is a jewel guinea and portuguese citizen and has a uk settled status and we know he was a student at the university of notre—dame ham, recently graduated in mechanical engineering. the chief comfortable of the police force says this is a very significant development in this case and, of course, not farfrom here development in this case and, of course, not far from here the tribute continued to grow in nottingham city centre. barnaby webber�*s visited yesterday and many more people expected to visit today. thank you, kathryn stanczyshyn in nottingham. there's a warning that people seeking to re—mortgage could end up paying nearly £3,000 more a year. the think tank, resolution foundation predicts the typical two—year fixed rate deal will hit 6.25% later this