first of all, let's remember that the hotline has also been set up by nottinghamshire police.ormation on this incident or are concerned about a family member or friend who may have been caught up in events, you can call this number. my my colleague courtney is is in the newsroom. you have a map behind you. give us a better idea of how these events unfolded. i give us a better idea of how these events unfolded.— give us a better idea of how these events unfolded. i have been working with the bbc's _ events unfolded. i have been working with the bbc's forensic _ events unfolded. i have been working with the bbc's forensic hub. - events unfolded. i have been working with the bbc's forensic hub. they - with the bbc�*s forensic hub. they are known as bbc verified. they are systematically working through this incidence, working very quickly to verify each piece. i want to bring you the latest, which is about where the arrest occurred. this road is confirmed by the bbc, this is where the arrest took place. you might be wondering where this is in relation to the other incidents. keep

statement from nottinghamshire police that just came statement from nottinghamshire police thatjust came into us, which said that police are keeping an open mind over the motive of the attack. they said they are working alongside counterterrorist policing to establish the facts. they did stress that they would normally do that in this type of circumstance. they say that the man still remains in custody, 31—year—old man, on suspicion of murder. they don't believe anyone else was involved in this incident. they did say earlier, in an earlier statement, that they believed these three incidents were linked. as the police have said, they are keeping an open mind. it is still not quite clear how the event unfolded, but the team here at bbc verified, have been working to piece it all together. here is my colleague, courtney bembridge. these are the scenes — colleague, courtney bembridge. these are the scenes people _ colleague, courtney bembridge. these are the scenes people in _ colleague, courtney bembridge. tire are the scenes people in nottingham woke up to this morning. police lights flash

that is a dedicated emergency phone line set up by nottinghamshire police. e biggest investigations as will hearing a little earlier, that nottinghamshire police have ever had to face. lots of officers called in from surrounding forces to provide extra support, just the sheer manpower of people needed on the ground to police these cordons. daniel sanford has been looking at the motivation. clearly because of the method, the stabbing and the vehicle, that is a very important question. you can see behind me the van, from which one of the people was arrested early this morning, you can see there are dense on the front of the van. there is damage to the window, it does look as if that ban might have run into people. the question that has to be dealt with, in terms of whether it is terrorism —related, is what is the alleged motivation? is it political or religious? that is something that is still being considered by people in charge of counterterrorism and the uk. it is the national director for counterterror terrorism who has to make the decision. i think the pro

you said, this is probably the largest| said, this is probably the largest investigation nottinghamshire policeice forces? i think they have already brought in, i have seen officers from derbyshire, south yorkshire have landed assistance. that is a very usual in this situation. this is under immense strain today, they drafted in detectives to investigated, drifting in. people have got to control the accordance, which uses up officers. it has a knock—on effect, and it won't end today. the investigation will go on for some considerable time, and there is work in community reassurance. hearing that that two other people who died is university students will create huge concern for university community. people used to go out late at night, clubbing, walking back to campus or their accommodation. that will require a lot of reassurance and police presence, so that will stretch the personnel, which is why i'm sure other forces will offer their services, and there is a system in place for that. thank you, dann . a system in place for that. thank you, danny- a very. _ system in place for that. thank you,

we know that noting nottinghamshire police _ the van driver. driver. we know that noting i nottinghamshire police have set up a helpline for anyone affected in any way but there will be a lot of people who need different kinds of support here. perhaps people who were not personally affected but deeply moved from that. what kind of support is on offer notjust from your faith support is on offer notjust from yourfaith community, but in support is on offer notjust from your faith community, but in the wider community as well? certainly many churches _ wider community as well? certainly many churches are _ wider community as well? certainly many churches are open, _ wider community as well? certainly many churches are open, i - wider community as well? certainly many churches are open, i think- many churches are open, i think peters is today, for people of all faiths and no faith to just come and be in a space where they can be quite for a few moments, light a candle if they want to. i will be here today to come if you need to talk because not ever

or friend, nottinghamshire police have orfriend, nottinghamshire police have set up a specialoday's incident. we have also had a joint statement from nottingham's three labour mps, not bertone, lillian greenwood and alex norris. they have all said they were shaken by the events in the city, theirjoint statement was posted on twitter. i will read it out for you. our city has been devastated by the deaths of three people this morning, thoughts and prayers are with the families and prayers are with the families and loved ones of those who died and those injured. we are grateful for the efforts of the city's emergency responders in tackling these incidents, they must be allowed to do theirjobs and investigating them. nottingham is a beautiful city and home to brilliant people of all backgrounds, we are shaken by these events, but we will be done collectively as a community and healed together. nottinghamshire police have set up a dedicated line for anyone with information on this morning's incident, or with concerns about a family member or friend. let's take another look at the t

it is key we have not heard on camera from nottinghamshire police yet.people to be patient while investigations go on. if you are concerned. nottinghamshire police have set up a dedicated emergency phone line. the number is 0800 096 1011. we have heard from three mps who represent nottingham. they are all labour mps. they issued a joint statement. they posted that on twitter and said, our city has been devastated by the deaths of three people. they sent their thoughts and prayers with the families and loved ones of those who died and were injured. they said, we are grateful for the efforts of emergency responders in tackling these incidents. and echoing thoughts of other politicians they said the police must be allowed to do their jobs when it comes to investigating what happened. what is telling is how much they paid tribute to nottingham. they said a beautiful city, home to people from all backgrounds. they said they are shaken by events and will meet people collectively to heal. when we report on these incidents, there is always the impact on the wide

at the moment it is being handled by nottinghamshire police.nior coordinator, if the declaration comes, scotland yard's counterterrorism department will take over, i am sure.— counterterrorism department will take over, i am sure. former bbc correspondent. — take over, i am sure. former bbc correspondent, danny _ take over, i am sure. former bbc correspondent, danny shaw. - take over, i am sure. former bbc correspondent, danny shaw. it i take over, i am sure. former bbc correspondent, danny shaw. it is| take over, i am sure. former bbc i correspondent, danny shaw. it is too early to speculate what the motive might be. a lot of people are on social media, but we are waiting to hear from the police. social media, but we are waiting to hearfrom the police. once social media, but we are waiting to hear from the police. once they update us on the investigation, all we have is that statement from police several hours ago that talked about these three separate but linked incidents, one which happened on ilkeston road after 4am where two people were fo

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at the moment is being handled by nottinghamshire police.cotland yard counterterrorism department will take over. at counterterrorism department will take over. . , , ., ., ., take over. at this stage, we do not know what — take over. at this stage, we do not know what the _ take over. at this stage, we do not know what the motives _ take over. at this stage, we do not know what the motives are. i take over. at this stage, we do not know what the motives are. as i take over. at this stage, we do not| know what the motives are. as you say, nottinghamshire police are overseeing that investigation for now. just about the areas in nottingham, we heard from one eyewitness that he was not surprised that this sort of crime might have taken place in that area. our colleague at bbc radio nottingham said that she was a price. you probably know the area as well, what with your assessment of that? ~ well, what with your assessment of that? . ,., , , well, what with your assessment of that? . , , , that? well, sadly, there is very little that surprises _

station— nottinghamshire central police srohoh going— nottinghamshire central police station as get some clarity on that. and as hort— get some clarity on that. and as wort ws— get some clarity on that. and as wort wswe-— get some clarity on that. and as mark was-we may- get some clarity on that. and as mark was we may well get mark was saying, we may well get sorhethhp— mark was saying, we may well get sorhethhe trorh — mark was saying, we may well get something from the— mark was saying, we may well get something from the home secretory— something from the home secretary suella braverman, soon as secretary suella braverman, soon cos-vow— secretary suella braverman, soon os-vow ch— secretary suella braverman, soon os-vow pet— secretary suella braverman, soon as you can get loads more as well. you can get loads more on as well. you can get loads more oh—storw- on this developing story, though— though, on our website. gbnews.com- though, on our website. gbnews.com the gbnews.com it's got all the west— gbnews.com it's got all the latest breaking— gbnews.com it's got all the lat

nottinghamshire police _ makes them with. nottinghamshire police are _ makes them with. everyone affected. as i said, and i will reiterate, police have asked for time — will reiterate, police have asked for time and space, and patients while _ for time and space, and patients while those inquiries continue. i'm being _ while those inquiries continue. i'm being continually updated by the police _ being continually updated by the police and agencies on the ground the families of all the victims have been _ the families of all the victims have been informed, and are being supported by specialist police officers _ supported by specialist police officers. as there are casualties and fatalities, there is a real need for emergency care for those families, _ for emergency care for those families, as you would imagine, and specialist _ families, as you would imagine, and specialist support is being put on for those — specialist support is being put on for those directly affected. i echo the sentiment of the house, as expressed by the prime minister, that we _ expressed by the pri

chief constable kate meynell has said that nottinghamshire police police ieiieve— nottinghamshire policeg on the— had live accounts of what was happening on the scene. 1“ had live accounts of what was happening on the scene. c. happening on the scene. woken up at happening on the scene. woken up ei sse— happening on the scene. woken up ei sse ey— happening on the scene. woken up ei sse iy vies— happening on the scene. woken up at 530 by what he thought was the sound of gunshots. now it could be that the police did use guns to stop the progress of the van, but equally , it could have van, but equally, it could have been used batons been they used their batons because see the front because we can see the front window of the van has been smashed in more than one place. window of the van has been smaofzd in more than one place. window of the van has been sma of course,)re than one place. window of the van has been sma of course, the han one place. window of the van has been sma of course, the front ne place. window of the van has been sma of course, the front of place. window of the van has

interesting that the police statement said again that nottinghamshire police is working closety— nottinghamshireth counterterrorism policing. that'sjust me that they have _ policing. that'sjust me that they have not— policing. that'sjust me that they have not ruled out the possibility that there is a terrorism link in this inquiry _ that there is a terrorism link in this inquiry. there were some extra details _ this inquiry. there were some extra details added to the statement that we had _ details added to the statement that we had earlier. we had the ages of the two _ we had earlier. we had the ages of the two students who died, they were both aged 19. and the man in his 505, _ both aged 19. and the man in his 50s, whose van was stolen by the alleged _ 50s, whose van was stolen by the alleged perpetrator. so a bit more detait _ alleged perpetrator. so a bit more detait i— alleged perpetrator. so a bit more detail. i think what we can see now, it would _ detail. i think what we can see now, it would appear, is that there was an incident— it would appear, is that there was an incident in which t

nottinghamshire police believes the nottinghamshire police believes ffee eeeerefe— nottinghamshire policethe city. it wasn't just a eewefe— in the city. it wasn't just a eewefe ef— in the city. it wasn't just a couple of vehicles. i couple of vehicles. this was eeefe— couple of vehicles. this was eeeee ef— couple of vehicles. this was dozens of vehicles. and i could see the blue lights flashing through my curtains. i could see the sort of the gap between the flashing lights. of course, that woke me up. i sat in bed for about ten minutes just hearing the sirens going off going the sirens going off and going off going off. and off and going off. and i actually messaged my girlfriend at saying something major at 6 am. saying something major must here must be happening around here because never heard an because i have never heard an emergency this. it emergency response like this. it was else . you was like something else. you know, just never heard know, i've just never heard sirens like it my life . the sirens like it in my life. the prime minister rishi- l l i l �*"»i the prime minister ri

it does not nottinghamshire police. it does noi appen— nottinghamshire police.l motivating factors might have been. another very important piece of information that we got from our sources is the confirmation that the prime suspect in the murder of those three individuals and the injury of three others is a west african migrant , someone west african migrant, someone that we're told has a history of violence . now, what we don't violence. now, what we don't know is what his status in the country was, whether he was here lawfully, where he was here illegally or even an asylum seeker. we don't know that. but there will still , regardless of there will still, regardless of any of those factors , be any of those factors, be questions to be asked about that history of violence , whether history of violence, whether that was a history of violence from west africa and if so, was that something that was declared or even looked into before for this man entered the united kingdom, or indeed was it a violent acts that were committed while in this country? because, of cours

police about the progress of the investigation when we have that press conference, because nottinghamshire police and investigations, it won't have one on this scale for many years, but they have experienced detectives who i'm sure will also be drawing on the support of officers as is necessary. we will also be drawing on the support of officers as is necessary.- of officers as is necessary. we are expecting that _ of officers as is necessary. we are expecting that police _ of officers as is necessary. we are expecting that police news - expecting that police news conference in ten minutes' time around 5:30pm, huge story, dominating the headlines here in the uk. so of course we will bring that to our viewers as soon as we get that. danny, in the meantime, the police operation here on the ground of course very much ongoing, i'll step out of the way because of the police cordoned here in the square has been lifted, you can't quite see it but one of the... that's been removed in the past few minutes so people are walking freely across this area now, but the streets are parallel to it, they are still

nottinghamshire police have report it to the police. - nottinghamshire police have said they— nottinghamshireolice have said they were— nottinghamshire police have said they were working— nottinghamshire police have said they were working alongside counter—terrorism police on we.— counter—terrorism police on we. we— counter—terrorism police on this. is there— counter—terrorism police on this. is there anything at this stage— this. is there anything at this stage we— this. is there anything at this stage to suggest— this. is there anything at this stage to suggest that this could be e— stage to suggest that this could be e eewe— stage to suggest that this could be a terror related— stage to suggest that this could be a terror related incident? wee— be a terror related incident? were we— be a terror related incident? were w e— be a terror related incident? were w e very— be a terror related incident? we're in a very early stage of we— we're in a very early stage of the investigation. �*fw�*wz; : the investigation. we need to wow— the investigation. we need to allow the police the time and the s

it does not nottinghamshire police. it does mi appear— nottinghamshire police.s is a west african migrant , someone west african migrant, someone that we're told has a history of violence . now, what we don't violence. now, what we don't know is what his status in the country was, whether he was here lawfully, where he was here illegally or even an asylum seeker. we don't know that. but there will still , regardless of there will still, regardless of any of those factors , be any of those factors, be questions to be asked about that history of violence , whether history of violence, whether that was a history of violence from west africa and if so, was that something that was declared or even looked into before for this man entered the united kingdom, or indeed was it a violent acts that were committed while in this country? because, of course, there is also an onus on the authorities to look to remove habitual violent offenders who are from overseas but are living in the uk. and at the moment, mark,— but are living in the uk. and at the moment, mark, we- 313 c

another thing as well, they are disputing reports out there that calls were made to nottinghamshire policehey say this is not the case. and the statement that they issued recently goes over some of what we already knew about the three different attacks, the first one, they say, they first got the call at 4.04 in the morning to ilkeston road, that is where the two students were found dead. and the statement also talks about how their investigation continues at pace. chief constable kate meynell said, first and foremost my thoughts are with all of the families affected. i am very aware of the impact of these horrendous crimes will have had not only on nottingham and nottinghamshire but across the whole country, and she says she is determined that we all work with community members, students from both universities in the city, and others impacted, to reassure and support them. those are just some things from that statement. we know that they are continuing to question a 31—year—old man of west african origins, he has lived in the uk for many years, they say he was not a british citizen but he

counterterrorism police are supporting nottinghamshire police in the investigation. lice have told us they have been looking through cctv, they have been looking through cctv, they have been speaking to witnesses, they say they are building up a bigger picture of what happened but they do now have more time to work on that picture and decide whether they are in a position to bring any charges against the suspect.- position to bring any charges against the suspect. position to bring any charges auainst the susect. ':: :: , .,, against the suspect. over 100 people have drowned — against the suspect. over 100 people have drowned after— against the suspect. over 100 people have drowned after a _ against the suspect. over 100 people have drowned after a boat _ against the suspect. over 100 people have drowned after a boat capsized i have drowned after a boat capsized in nigeria on monday. the vessel sank in the river niger well carrying around 300 passengers after a wedding. the search and rescue efforts have been under way and police say 144 people have been rescued. 0ur

nottinghamshire police have announced 31—year—old valdo calocane has been charged with three counts ofr over the deaths of students barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar, both aged 19, and ian coates, 65, who were all fatally stabbed on tuesday. that man has been named as first, 31 years old. he has been charged with three counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. —— valdo calocane. the first relates to two students who were stabbed as they walked home in the early hours of tuesday morning and the third murder charge relates to ian coates, a school caretaker. it is alleged that the took him out of his vehicle and stabbed him further valdo calocane then use that van to plough into three people and those are the attempted murder charges. in terms of the suspect, we know that he was a student here at the university of nottingham. he graduated last year. he had been studying mechanical engineering. he was a dual national, he had portuguese nationality and also guinea—bissau, which is in west africa. he was living permanently here in the uk due to his portuguese nationality a

i'm in regular contact with the chief constable of nottinghamshire police. en you have celebrity _ with other itv bosses. you have itv, then you have celebrity doing i with other itv bosses. you have itv, then you have celebrity doing this i then you have celebrity doing this over here, then you have this morning doing this over here, and gradually these cultures can become toxic, they can become poisonous, because they are close and pete browne by the very nature. —— free trial. —— febrile. i use the example of the bbc here when they started dismantling the bbc club system that these to have, which was a very useful cross—fertilisation tool where people talk to each other on a social level about issues. once you take that away and people are not meeting across the different programmes that are being made, have we taken away some form of reference for people to actually air these views totally informally without going through the management system? i will start and hand over to kevin. i will start and hand over to kevin. i think— i will start and hand over to

force and remain— nottinghamshire police force and remain patient as a tirelessly work to investigate is no place for hate _ it's so important there is no place for hate in — it's so important there is no place for hate in the healing process. it's important we remain united and come _ it's important we remain united and come back— it's important we remain united and come back stronger from this tragedy _ come back stronger from this tragedy. as nottingham together. applause. ., ~ ., ., ., applause. thank you, caroline. in a minute we're — applause. thank you, caroline. in a minute we're going _ applause. thank you, caroline. in a minute we're going to _ applause. thank you, caroline. in a minute we're going to have - applause. thank you, caroline. in a minute we're going to have a - applause. thank you, caroline. in a. minute we're going to have a moment of silence. we will start that silence when the clock behind us sounds for six o'clock. after the sixth ring for the hour we will be silent for a minute. we got a few minutes yet. you might be standing with loved ones, you might be s

it is right that nottinghamshire police are working — that nottinghamshire police are working with counterterrorismterrorism policing. but it is also fair to say that everybody in all professions on the front_ that everybody in all professions on the front line are keeping an open mind _ the front line are keeping an open mind as _ the front line are keeping an open mind as to— the front line are keeping an open mind as to what the precise motive might— mind as to what the precise motive might have — mind as to what the precise motive might have been. fine mind as to what the precise motive might have been.— mind as to what the precise motive might have been. one of the victims has been named _ might have been. one of the victims has been named as _ might have been. one of the victims has been named as barnaby - might have been. one of the victims has been named as barnaby webber| has been named as barnaby webber from taunton in somerset. this evening vigil took place in their memory. evening vigil took place in their memo . ., , , ., memory. one of the students that were sadly — memory. one of the

not coking— nottinghamshire police not rowng one— nottinghamshire police not taking the leadw— motive or until they are sure know were— motive or until they are sure that there was— motive or until they are sure that there was and then they wru— that there was and then they wrkk coke— that there was and then they will take over— that there was and then they will take over the lead of this investigation— will take over the lead of this investigation . _ will take over the lead of this investigation . oca3yr r3~3rt q investigation. okay. fascinating stuff there. mark white, thank you for your update . you know, you for your update. you know, we covered this topic yesterday and i mean, all of us, so many people, you got in touch with me. it was just so just so much shock. and today there has been that vigil which took place , that vigil which took place, david. i mean, this is just such a like i was saying to mark, then my goosebumps, they come up on my arms thinking about this, talking about this . you saw the talking about this. you saw the parents of some of these victims to

to some breaking news now, and nottinghamshire police have announced murder charges against a 31—year—oldfter tuesday's events in which three people died in nottingham. they were stabbed to death. valdo calocane who is 31, has also been charged with the attempted murder after three people were hit with a van and injured. live now to simon jones in nottingham. valdo calocane will appear in front of magistrates tomorrow morning here in nottingham. the three back charges of murder relate to two students who were studying here in the city. they were found stabbed to death at about four o'clock on tuesday morning. the third charge of murder relates to a school caretaker, 65—year—old ian coates. he too was found stabbed to death. it is then alleged that the suspect used his van to plough into three other people, who are out on the streets. that is what the free attempted murder charges relate to. as regards the suspect, he is 31 years old and police say he is of no fixed abode. we know he is a former student at the university of nottingham. he graduated from the university last year, having stu

nottinghamshire police have set “p 40s.re police have set up a hotline for anyone who may have witnessed the incident this morning. they have asked for anyone who believes that family members may have been caught up on this to also call. when you report on these incidents it is worth remembering the impact on the people living in these communities, as emma has evidenced. the mental health tool and the trauma that witnessing some of these horrific events can lead to. on that note, my colleague has spoken to an eyewitness called lynn, who shared a very distressing account of what she saw. what did ou see account of what she saw. what did you see exactly? _ account of what she saw. what did you see exactly? 5:30am - account of what she saw. what did you see exactly? 5:30am i - account of what she saw. what did you see exactly? 5:30am i was - account of what she saw. what did i you see exactly? 5:30am i was going to work and — you see exactly? 5:30am i was going to work and a — you see exactly? 5:30am i was going to work and a

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we have just had more details from nottinghamshire - more details from nottinghamshire police.different parts. but, they talk about the sequence of events, some of which we already knew. i will just go through it as we are getting it. they say: detectives have spent countless hours piecing together the movements of what happened yesterday. they have scoured extensive cctv coverage and spoken to many eyewitnesses to get accounts. they say that at 404 in the morning a call was made to police to go to ilkeston road. they quickly attended, and that is where they found a man and woman unresponsive. we now know those two victims to be students here at the university of nottingham, grace kumar and barnaby webber. they then talk about a man who attempted to take gain access, i suspect, who attempted to gain access to a supported living complex. he was denied entry. they then say that they got a call to magdala road, where a man had had his van stolen. that of course is the next victim, ian coates, who we talked about, the school caretaker. and, then, they talk about the van being used

. - it's right that nottinghamshire police are working _ with counterterrorism policing.air to say that i everybody, in all professions everybody and all professionals on the front line are keeping - an open mind as to what the precise motive might have been. one of the victims has been named as barnaby webber from taunton in somerset. this evening, a vigil took place in their memory at a church in nottingham. one of those attending had a family connection with one of them. one of the students that was sadly killed was one of the best friends of my brother's girlfriend. of my brother's girlfriend, so i've just been on the phone to him and her to offer my condolences, and they're devastated. the centre of nottingham is much quieter tonight. the police cordons have been lifted around here. details about this incident have unfolded slowly, but on a tragic day for the city, people here are left asking the question — why did this happen? navtej johal, navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from acr

, dare nottinghamshire police, dare i say,— nottinghamshire police, dare i say, mayhe— nottinghamshireng at those pressures. i mean, i retired about a good few years ago now and obviously now leads law school and i'm passing my research is still terrorism policing and the roles i'm doing , i keep in touch with it. but i think policing now there's more pressure from social media observations . pressure from social media observations. i mean, i go back to the nicola bulley case where lancashire had to deal with individuals who were becoming amateur sleuths, going to the area, tramping over crime scenes . these are added pressures. patrick that the police could do without at and that's why i said this is you know, it's that thing of we all have responsible motty not to go to assumptions. but you're right of course it's pressure. people want to know and we were the and are we safe? were the mistakes made at the home office 7 mistakes made at the home office ? mean, dwyer, in his ? i mean, mark dwyer, in his report earlier said, you know, there was nothing really to raise suspicion on this

nottinghamshire police have said inew— nottinghamshire police have said inew win— nottinghamshire policeearly stage of the investigation . we need to allow investigation. we need to allow the police, the time and the space to carry out all of their operational activity to determine the motive. it's right that nottinghamshire police are working with counter terrorism policing, but it's also fair to say that everybody in all professionals on the front line are keeping an open mind as to what the precise motive might have been. but of course, it is onw— have been. but of course, it is oniw ow— have been. but of course, it is oniw en— have been. but of course, it is only our gb news— “ but of course, it is only our gb news home and eeewiiw— only our gb news home and security editor— only our gb news home and security editor mark white, who has confirmed— security editor mark white, who has confirmed background has confirmed the background oiowi— has confirmed the background about_arrested.| about the individual arrested. sinew— about the individual arrested. sweiw in— about the individual ar

we have just a short while ago been told by nottinghamshire police that they have been granted an additionaley will have until around 5:30pm as we understand it tomorrow morning —— 5:30am tomorrow morning as we understand it. we understand at that point tomorrow morning they may well have to decide whether to bring charges or not. we understand that the suspect was a former student at the university of nottingham. he graduated last year having studied mechanical engineering. he is a dual national from guinea—bissau, which is in west africa and also portugal. he was living here full—time in the uk due to his portuguese nationality as part of the eu resettlement scheme. simon, we can see the flowers behind you but we can also see nottingham getting back to some sort of normality. i know there have been a number of vigils. just tell us how the community is getting back to normal and coming to terms with what happened earlier this week on tuesday. you can see the flowers here and this has really become a focal point for a community trying to make sense of what happened. if i show you the situati

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currently keeping an open mind as to the motives behind these attacks, but i can confirm nottinghamshire policeuiries by counter—terror police, though this does not mean that it is currently being treated as a terrorist attack. after the drama of yesterday morning's raids, the police are now working methodically through the evidence, to see whether a case can be built against the man being held on suspicion of murder. as well as the three dead victims, a man remains in a critical condition in hospital. daniel sandford, bbc news, nottingham. let's return to navtej johal in nottingham tonight. we heard some very eloquent and moving contributions earlier tonight. i'mjust wondering moving contributions earlier tonight. i'm just wondering really what the impact of this now is likely to be on those people locally who just wonder how this could have happened? i’m who just wonder how this could have ha ened? �* , who just wonder how this could have hauened? �* , ., happened? i'm stood in the middle of the university — happened? i'm stood in the middle of the university of— happened? i'm stood in the mi

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currently keeping an open mind as to the motives behind these attacks, but i can confirm nottinghamshire police though this does not mean that it is currently being treated as a terrorist attack. after the drama of yesterday morning's raids, the police are now working methodically through the evidence, hoping they can build a case against the man being held on suspicion of murder. as well as the three murder victims, a man remains in a critical condition in hospital. danieljoins us from nottingham now. do we know any more about why this happened, daniel? as you heard from the home secretary, counterterrorism police are still involved in assisting in the investigation but they haven't taken it over. that suggests it hasn't become clear there was a political or religious motivation for the attack but it is baffling. why would it be that someone at four o'clock in the morning would suddenly stab two apparently complete strangers to death on this street and then walk across the city, try and break into a homeless hostel and then go round the corner when he was turned away, stab someone and then ste

i'm in regular contact with the chief constable of nottinghamshire police. to take this opportunity to urge anybody who has any information about this incident to come forward and report it to the police. this is a city whose people are characteristically stoic. but it has been truly shocking and a difficult time for all those now wanting answers. frances read, bbc news. we will be live with our correspondent in nottingham for the latest details from the city. we willjoin her surely. thousands ofjunior doctors across england will start a 72—hour strike this morning, in an ongoing dispute over pay and conditions. the bma is pressing ahead with the action after rejecting a 5% pay offer. the health secretary steve barclay said the strike will put patient safety at risk and hamper efforts to cut waiting lists. with more details here's our health reporter katharine da costa. have you seen two people have called in sick for today's shift, which is going to make things extra difficult. tom and matt are both junior doctors working in the emergency department at the

i'm in regular contact with the chief - contact with the chief constable of nottinghamshire police, butmation about this incident to come forward and report it to the police. this is a city — report it to the police. this is a city whose _ report it to the police. this is a city whose people - report it to the police. this is a city whose people are characteristically stoic. but it has been truly shocking and a difficult time for all those now wanting answers. frances read, bbc news. two people have been shot dead and a third injured in a shooting at a military training range in gifu prefecture in central japan. they are all members of japan's ground self defence force. police have arrested a teenage soldier on suspicion of murder. this is a story thatjust broke in the last couple of hours. live now to our correspondent in tokyo shaimaa khalil. gun ownership in japan gun ownership injapan is really tightly regulated, so how did this happen? good morning. — how did this happen? good morning, victoria, - how did this happen? good morning, victoria, yes, - how did this happen? good | morni

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nottingham, nottinghamshire. policeou, mr speaker. can i thank the home secretary for her statement , for advance sight of statement, for advance sight of it, and join with her and with the whole house in expressing our deep sorrow and shock at this truly awful attack. the families of those who- t the families of those who have been tied— families of those who have been niiied newe— families of those who have been killed have expressed their iriiwiee— killed have expressed their tributes to _ killed have expressed their tributes to their lost loved dnd— tributes to their lost loved ones. and so— tributes to their lost loved ones. and so i— tributes to their lost loved ones. and so i join them in paying— ones. and so i join them in deying iriiwie— ones. and so i join them in paying tribute to barnaby weber and paying tribute to barnaby weber end ereee— paying tribute to barnaby weber and grace kumar,_ paying tribute to barnaby weber and grace kumar, two young, ieienied— and grace kumar, two young, talented students who h

well, a litter ealier, we had this statement from chief constable kate meynell, of nottinghamshire policedent. and we are working extremely hard to try and understand exactly what has happened. i can tell you that a 31—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody. we are not looking for anyone else in connection with the attacks, and i can reassure the public that it is safe to visit the city centre. there may be some road restrictions in place as we continue to establish exactly what has happened. at the moment, we believe that the suspect has stolen this man's vehicle and driven it to milton street, where he has been driven at members of the public. we are still in the early stages of the investigation and need to determine exactly what the motives were behind this attack. we are keeping an open mind and are working closely with counter—terrorism policing to establish the facts as we would normally do in this type of circumstances. i want to thank those who live and work in our city for their patience and understanding in incredibly difficult circu

yesterday nottinghamshire police were granted extra time to continue questioning the 31—year—old manaldo amissao mendes calocane who graduated in mechanical engineering from the university of nottingham last year. and it is not thought at the moment the fact he was a former student is connected to those attacks on tuesday. as you can see, more people are coming this afternoon to look at the flowers, place flowers, take photographs, just read the notes on the bouquets. there is a bouquet from the home secretary suella braverman. she brought it here yesterday afternoon. another bouquet has the word heartbroken. a card to put together by a child with a picture of a rainbow and inside it simply reads, everybody is really sad. joe black, thank you. drones and missiles have been launched against kyivjust as african leaders arrive in ukraine on a peace mission. seven african leaders, from countries including south africa and egypt, are due to meet president zelensky before heading to russia tomorrow. yalda hakim is at the scene of this morning's missile attacks. explain what is happening. a

people are asking questions about what has been in the last hour, we got an update from the nottinghamshire policeut the incident which happened earlier today. about the incident which happened earliertoday. if about the incident which happened earlier today. if you are just joining us, welcome to our continuing coverage of that incident in nottingham. three people dead, three people injured, and police have arrested a 31—year—old man on suspicion of murder. he remains in police custody, and we got a statement from the police, they say they are keeping an open mind over they are keeping an open mind over the motive of the attack. we know they were called to three separate incidents, i will take you through them. the first one was just after 4am on ilkeston road, two people found dead in the road. another incident in milton street, where they said a van attempted to run over three people. i havejust updated you on the condition, one man in critical condition, and also to others who suffered minor injuries, a third man found dead in a magdala road shortly after. another important thing is to say ple

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