nottingham trent university. we are assuming that these are two young people that have died, of course we know that the universityder, but it is hard to tell. we are still little older, but it is hard to tell. we are st branch, saying we are of nottingham branch, saying we are devastated that this has led to the deaths of two students and injuring three others. our thoughts are with the all of the victims of this horrific attack. we had another statement from the university of nottingham student union earlier on, saying that they were devastated and shocked by these tragic events and that they had cancelled their ball this evening. i wonder if actually, at the time the statement was released, this was about an hour ago before news broke from the university of nottingham that two of their students had been killed, if indeed the university of nottingham students union had been informed that this point that two of their fellow students had died in this attack. it is devastating for this city. it is synonymous with its two big universities, the university of nottingham and nottingham trent university. we are assuming

here at the university of nottingham. and if you'rejust joining this live coverage, we are bringing you images of a vigil at the university of nottingham campus in honour of two students who were killed in the attacks in the city yesterday. the vigil is in memory of 19—year—old grace o'malley kumar who was studying medicine here at the university and 19—year—old barnaby webber, known as barney to his friends, who was studying history here. both of them had only started university last year, they were just at the end of their first year at university. and were just completing the end of their first year exams. and the university's graduate ball which was due to take place yesterday was cancelled given what had happened earlier in the day. now, what is normally a time of celebration, students completing another year of university, has now turned into a time of deep horror and shock. there are around 80,000 students in the city of nottingham, notjust students in the city of nottingham, not just at the university of nottingham

we don't know their age, gender or university of nottingham. we don't know theirage, gender orany university of nottingham. we don't know their age, gender or any other details. i think we are going to see over the next coming hours is a city thatis over the next coming hours is a city that is going to be devastated by this. we are going to have the vigil tonight and i think we can expect to see a lot of students in attendance this evening, people from the two main universities there i am sure, will be coming this is bbc news, i'm samantha simmons, live at nottingham where three people were killed in the city in the early hours of the morning. in the past hour, the university of nottingham is confirmed that two of their students following what witnesses described as a knife and van attack. asi—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. police say they are working with counterterrorism officers but keeping an open mind over the incidents. officers say they were called to wilkerson road at 4am where two people were found dead in the st

as i said just then, i am speaking to you from the campus of the university of nottingham. a behind me is going to be packed with students for a vigil. earlier, i spoke to the vice chancellor of the university of nottingham. they talked about how the students are coping with the events of yesterday and what the ritual will be like. is events of yesterday and what the ritual will be like.— ritual will be like. is in a state of shock- _ ritual will be like. is in a state of shock. this _ ritual will be like. is in a state of shock. this is _ ritual will be like. is in a state of shock. this is tragedy. - ritual will be like. is in a state of shock. this is tragedy. to l ritual will be like. is in a state - of shock. this is tragedy. to their families, my deepest condolences. i think everyone feels touched and shocked by this. we are doing everything we can to support our students and staff in terms of their well—being through this really difficult period. we well-being through this really difficult period.— well-being through this really difficult period. we have been startin:

huntington academy followed by professor cheryl west, vice chancellor of the nerve to eight university of nottingham. together with the reverend, the chaplain of the university. we will then hear from alex noris mp and caroline henry, the police and crime commissioner. we will then move back to counsellor david millan and move into a minutes silence. after that we will hear from some of our faith leaders across our great city of nottingham put up together with contributions from members of the family and our portfolio holderfor communities before we close the event. without further ado i'm going to introduce counsellor mccullough, lord mayor of nottingham. thank you. as lord mayor i would like to welcome _ as lord mayor i would like to welcome you all here today and thank you for— welcome you all here today and thank you for coming. this has been a very sad week_ you for coming. this has been a very sad week for— you for coming. this has been a very sad week for our city. the events on tuesday— sad week for our city. the events on tuesday were a tragedy and so it is important — tuesday were a traged

that concludes the vigil here at the university of nottingham. and just how much time it will take for these students to really comprehend and process what has happened. the vigil is finished now but people are still standing in silence here, the book of condolence has been opened here for both the victims. let is not forget the third victims. let is not forget the third victim of yesterday's attacks, ian coates, in his 50s, a caretaker at a school here in nottingham who died in a separate incident yesterday. he was also mentioned individual today, but a very, very deeply moving ceremony here in nottingham where we heard from the parents of both the 19—year—old victims who died yesterday in that attack. we do, of course, have more on this story on the bbc website and a special live page as well. to stay with us. applause welcome to bbc news. i will take you straightaway to the city of nottingham because a vigil has been taking place over the last little while after the dreadful events of yesterday, the two students who were killed in a 65—year—ol

of the university — happened? i'm stood in the middle of the university of— happened? i'm stood in the middle of the university of nottinghamuniversity of nottingham campus| the university of nottingham campus where the vigil took place earlier, you can see behind me there are still people laying flowers and paying their respects, which gives you an idea of how much this has moved people here. the vigil this afternoon was full of such raw emotion, everyone around me seems to either be in tears or on the verge of them, but perhaps the most affecting moment is the one we saw earlier which was entirely, it seems, unplanned. the university told us beforehand that the families would not be talking, they were simply here, they said, to soak in the love of the students and staff. but it seems on the spur of the moment, at the end, the two fathers decided to step up to the podium and address the huge crowd in front of them. despite being stricken with grief they spoke with such empathy and eloquence, it was a moment that few who witnessed a here will ever forget. few who witnessed a here will ever foruet. �* , ., ., few who witness

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of at the university of nottingham. or sourse— at the university of nottingham. or two — at the universityened and shocked by what's taken place. but for people in this community, it is a horrific series of events and especially for those that the university who will have known these people, these two young students with their whole lives ahead of them, 1—1 young girl who wanted to be a doctor who was on this medical degree to follow her father's footsteps into the practise as a doctor to and that life snatched away from her, her fellow students, his fellow students, their tutors , all of students, their tutors, all of them just want that opportunity to try to prove sps these absolutely horrific events that unfolded just yesterday morning . our home security editor, the images that you're seeing on your screen now, if you are watching us on tv or online , as watching us on tv or online, as this vigil taking place at the university of nottingham. and i've just had some 1“ trite. “g“51“ and i've just had some information in i've just had some information tn tront— i've just had some informat

many at the vigil were students from the university of nottingham. milies of those who died linked hands and laid flowers. police are questioning a 31 year old man on suspicion of murder. rajini vaidyanathan has more from nottingham. nottingham is a city in shock and the city— nottingham is a city in shock and the city in nottingham is a city in shock and the city in mournin-. nottingham is a city in shock and the city in mournin-. three nottingham is a city in shock and the city in mournin-. three people the city in mourning. three people killed _ the city in mourning. three people killed in_ the city in mourning. three people killed in a — the city in mourning. three people killed in a series of attacks there've _ killed in a series of attacks there've been visuals across the city, _ there've been visuals across the city, including one here at the university— city, including one here at the university of nottingham. that was in memory— university of nottingham. that was in memory of two of the three victims — in memory of two of the three victims in

and now that information coming out from the university of nottingham that two of their students diedtingham university students union where they said they were devastated and shocked by the tragic events, but it didn't allude to any of their fellow students being killed in this incident. but they said we stand in solidarity with our students in the wider city and our thoughts are with the families and friends of those harmed, alongside those directly and indirectly affected by the unfolding of these terrible events. we have made the decision to cancel the event this evening. in the meantime, we are continuing to work with the university and relevant authorities to understand the situation. that came from the nottingham university students union, and we've had a statement, direct from nottingham university confirming two of their students have died. we have a statement i've just been handed, from not universally, they say it is with great sadness we confirm the sudden and unexpected death of two about students following a major incident in nottingham city centre overnight. we are shoc

mas university of nottingham. was followed offended _ university of nottingham. 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 agreed. never in my 55 years on this planet have i ever turned off any news coverage, due to it being too voyeuristic and upsetting, but your current coverage was absolutely unnecessary. nobody was absolutely unnecessary. nobody was available from bbc news to discuss those points, but we were given the statement. the tragic events in nottingham this week were of huge interest to our audience, who expressed concern for and condolences for the families of the victims. uk media was invited by the university to cover the event, and we aimed to include the vigil as part of our overall coverage, highlighting not only what happened, but also the lasting impact of violence will have. it is always our intention to be as sensitive as possible to the families and those affected, and we a

back to our main story, the vigil at the university of nottingham for the youngest victims of the attackstated families there, but it was clear they wanted to be there and to say thank you for the support? absolutely sophie, there were some emotional moments throughout the course of this very powerful vigil, but i think the most moving was when the two fathers stood up on the platform, and addressed this huge sea of faces in front of them. and the courage and the emotion with which they spoke to the huge crowd in front of them, was absolutely palpable and i think the moment that will stay with people, perhaps the longest, is when david webber, who was still clearly so consumed with grief, said to the crowd, they have lost my child, i have lost my baby boy. and that caused a huge ripple of a reaction across the crowd. it has been an incredibly emotional afternoon here. bud has been an incredibly emotional afternoon here.— has been an incredibly emotional afternoon here. and very difficult time for nottingham _ afternoon here. and very difficult time for nottingham for - afternoon here. and

two of those who died were students at the university of nottingham.you got a real sense from the families ofjust how devastated they were. and just how they are trying to fathom this, trying to come to terms with what has happened. but the message from the families was the message from the families was the community needs to stay united, needs to come together and needs to support each other. and i think the fact so many people are bringing flowers, bringing football shirts because the three who died were very keen sports fans, it gives you a sense of even if the people here didn't know the victims they have been really moved by what has happened. 0k, simon, for now thank you. that is simonjones i live in nottingham. the line breaking news to bring you related to a separate stabbing attack, this time of 48—year—old man has been arrested after a police officer was stabbed at an address in maidstone. police saying that happened on thursday evening. so last night. police say a 48—year—old man has been arrested after a stabbing of a police officer. that l

of the biggest tragedies in the mediterranean. also on the programme... the man being questioned about the nottingham attacks is 31—year—old valdo calocane — a graduate of the universityttingham. a bbc investigation finds the number of russian soldiers killed in the war with ukraine is far higher than moscow's officialfigures. predicting spillages in our waterways — we see the pilot scheme using al to try to get early warnings about pollution. and the first ashes test is under way — england face australia and they are off to a good start and coming up on bbc news, manchester united have confirmed england's striker alessia russo will leave when her contract expires this summer, with wsl rivals arsenal the heavy favourites to sign her. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. police in greece have arrested nine people in connection with the sinking of a migrant boat off the country's southern coast on tuesday. at least 79 people are known to have died — but hundreds are still missing. even though 104 people were rescued, there are suggestions that 750 were on board. the greek authorities are facing questions about what actions they took before the incident. so

that two ot— university of nottingham that two of the— university of nottinghamr has said that it is safe right now in the cttw. — it is safe right now in the cttw. war,— it is safe right now in the city. well, thank- it is safe right now in the city. will fies/m“ rig it is safe right now in the- city. well, thank you very much , will hollis there from magdala road. and what you can see behind will there is that big police van. there are some forensic behind it and forensic tents behind it and police officers busying themselves. that was the scene where was. where that third body was. i'm going take now to going to take you now to nottingham police's headquarters, nottinghamshire nottingham police's headqu police nottinghamshire nottingham police's headqu police station,|amshire nottingham police's headqu police station, where'e nottingham police's headqu police station, where we central police station, where we are expecting a police conference in the next couple of minutes. really and those are the microphones all laid out as we await to hear from the head of no

well, youjoin me from the campus at the university of| from the campus at the university of nottinghambut it has been very sombre here, understandably. two of the victims are studied here, they were in their first year at university and their lives were cut short so cruelly and so brutally. we have had a statement actually in the last half—an—hour or so from the family of one of the victims, grace o'malley kumar, who was studying medicine here. i will radio some of the statement from the family. they say that grace was an adored daughter and sister, a truly wonderful and beautiful young lady. not just a wonderful and beautiful young lady. notjust a sister to her brother james but his best friend, he is completely heartbroken. she will be so dearly missed. the statement goes on to say how proud the family were of her achievements and how she was a truly lovely person. she was resilient and wise beyond her years, grace was so happy in life, fulfilling her ambition to become a doctor whilst playing top flight hockey at university. a very moving statement there, and the other victim barnab

vice chancellor of the university of nottingham i together. e for staff here as well, who have remembered dearly was to students who had not just a brilliant academic careers, but also were accomplished sportspeople. grace 0'malley—kumar represented category in hockey and barnaby or barney as his friends remember him, was a fantastic cricket player. i was a fantastic cricket player. i was talking to some of his friends and they did not have anything to say, saying it has only really been a day since news got out of what has happened to them. so this is a really difficult, difficult time for people here. yesterday evening, there was another vigil that took place at saint peter's church in the city centre. we were there earlier today and people were arriving through the course of the day as well. i spoke there to the bishop of southwell and nottingham, paulwilliams. tt was nottingham, paulwilliams. it was deel nottingham, paulwilliams. it was deeply moving- — nottingham, paulwilliams. it was deeply moving. as _ nottingham, paulwilliams. it was de

we're now going to close the event with some music from students from the university of nottingham.up, follow me, way to call. # rise up, follow me i will lead you home. # oooh.. applause. in music from the students of the university of nottingham and being that special vigil in nottingham or barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian codes who were killed in the city on thursday morning. i think the message from the city can be summed up by counsellor where he said there light, love and hope will be in bedded in the hearts of nottingham and unitas. —— ian coates. you are watching bbc news. we're now going to take you to our scheduled programme which is sportsday for the introduced today by jane dougal. hello and welcome for that lots coming up on the program. including the signing ofjude bellingham to riau madrid. also the first day of the us open. we start with cricket. there is just one day to go until england kit claw the ashes back from australia. some good news coming out of the camp which could help them do that. captain ben stokes says he has real confidence that he can bo

we've also had a statement from the university of nottingham, two of the victims were university students is a very student heavy city, the vice chancellor said all of us at nottingham are deeply shocked and saddened by the deaths of two of her students following a major incident in nottingham city centre. the university community willjoin an offering our deepest condolences to the family and close friends as well as other victims of the incidents. that's very much with them at this incredibly difficult time. and says the university supporting students who have been affected by what happened. we can listen now to the account of a witness who on tuesday spoke to the bbc and told us what he saw. i woke iwoke up i woke up at half five and heard shouting outside, usually i hear a lot of stuff like that so i chose to look out the window to see what was going on, that academic can be anything really so i chose to look outside and i see a police van, a police car even and a police officer walking alongside the car as it was slowly approaching a white van that had just been parked on the road. an

three counts of murder, and three of attempted murder, following this week's knife and van attacks in nottingham. valdo calocane is 31, and a recent graduate of the universityy webber and grace o'malley—kumar, who were both 19, and ian coates, who was 65, were stabbed in the early hours of tuesday. our midlands correspondent navteonhal reports. barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates, three victims whose deaths have left behind grieving families and a city in mourning. police have been investigating the fatal stabbing is on the streets of nottingham in the early hours of tuesday morning. and today, they've charged 31—year—old valdo calocane with their murder. he's also been charged with attempted murder after three people were injured when they were hit by a van. valdo calocane, a graduate from the university of nottingham, used to live here, in haverfordwest, in wales. this man first met him when he was a teenager. first met him when he was a teenager-— first met him when he was a teenauer.~ �*, ., , first met him when he was a teenaier_. �*, ., , ., teenager. we's to play football at the car park _ teenager. we's to play football at the car pa

nottingham. three people have been killed, two of them were just 19 years old, studying at the university of of nottinghamjoined by our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. so many unanswered questions and pill —— and people don't know what happened. -- and people don't know what happened-— -- and people don't know what hauened. ., , ' . ., happened. really difficult day for the city and _ happened. really difficult day for the city and a _ happened. really difficult day for the city and a difficult _ happened. really difficult day for the city and a difficult day - happened. really difficult day for the city and a difficult day for - happened. really difficult day for the city and a difficult day for the university with two 19—year—olds losing their lives. the chief constable described it as a very sad day for the city and she has promised to do everything to get justice for the victims. we also have a man in critical condition in hospital so there is still concern about that. the investigation begins now. there is a vc huge amount of forensic work going on at the moment, we have seen forensic off

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understandably, there's been a very sombre mood here at the university of nottingham. d offended a number of newswatch viewers, including a] manzi, who wondered, "are we the only people watching who felt 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". pete morgan agreed, "never in my 55 years on this planet have i ever turned off any news coverage due to it being too voyeuristic and upsetting". "but your current coverage was absolutely unnecessary". nobody was available from bbc news to discuss those points, but we were given this statement. "the tragic events in nottingham this week were of huge interest to our audience, who expressed concern for and condolences to the families of the victims". "the uk media was invited by the university to cover the event, and we aim to include the vigil as part of our overall coverage, highlighting not only what happened but also the lasting impact the violence will

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valdo calocane, who's 31, graduated last year from the university of nottingham. y webber and grace o'malley—kumar who were 19, and ian coates who was 65, were stabbed in the early hours of tuesday morning. our midlands correspondent navtej johal has the very latest and is in nottingham. barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates, three victims whose deaths have left behind grieving families and a city in mourning. for the last few days police have been investigating their fatal stabbing is on the streets of nottingham in the early hours of tuesday morning. and today they have charged 31—year—old valdo calocane with their murder. he's also been charged with attempted murder after three people were injured when they were hit by a van. valdo calocane, a graduate from the university of nottingham, used to live here in haverfordwest in wales. this man first met him when he was a teenager. first met him when he was a teenager-— first met him when he was a teenaaer. ~ , ., , teenager. we used to play football in the car park— teenager. we used to play football i

it was on tuesday morning that initially to students from the university of nottingham who are returningth at around 4am. it's then claimed the suspect went on to steal a van and killed the driver of that van. it's claimed the suspect then ploughed that van into a group of people. you can get more on that story on our website, you can get more on that story on ourwebsite, including you can get more on that story on our website, including the continuing investigation. iwant our website, including the continuing investigation. i want to leave you with something a little bit different. an indian teenager has broken a world record for the longest dance marathon by an individual with a time of 127 hours of solid dancing. he danced for five days straight and has broken the record which was 126 hours set by a nepalese dancer in 2018. she joins us now. it's so good to talk to you. i can't believe you did this, why did you want to do this so badly? danceis did you want to do this so badly? dance is my passion and i want to represent my country through dance so i decided i could do this to mark in

nottingham. we are reporting on the aftermath of the incidents which took place yesterday, which left three people dead. i speak to you from the universitymemory of the victims who died in the attack. we know the identities of the three people who lost their lives. two of them were students studying here at this university. they were 19—year—old grace kumar and 19—year—old barnaby webber. grace kumar was studying medicine, barnaby webber was studying history. the other victory was in his 50s, he was school caretaker ian coates. his school has given a statement giving a statement that he was a much loved colleague who always went the extra mile for the benefit of the children. he will be greatly missed. 0f children. he will be greatly missed. of course, in particular on the campus, we will be hearing from friends, colleagues, people who knew and loved grace kumar and barnaby webber. there really is a very sombre mood. it is difficult to convey that on camera, but there really is a quiet, contemplative mood here on campus today. understandably. even

and i rajini vaidyanathan live at the university of nottingham, where two of the teenage victims studiedas the state funeral for the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi is taking place.

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it's actually part of a study at the university of nottingham into how autonomous cars could work oni mean, they say that research is serious, but this has been good fun. a ghost driver's being used because current legislation means you can't have a car without someone in the driving seat — so the team have replicated what would be a computer driving a car... it's really interesting watching people's responses from outside the vehicle as they see a seemingly driverless car. but once you get inside, you can really see how this works. you've got david in the front behind the seat... ..and then someone in the back manipulating the visual display on the outside of the car, which shows when the vehicle is giving way, for example. the trust was very high. we see that in the survey results. we see that in people's behaviours. they don't wait for the vehicle and cross behind it — they cross in front of it. when you have a display in front of the car, people are much more confident to walk out in front of it, because the intent is clear. it has been a dramatic week in politics. this was hours

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barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar were in their first year at the university of nottingham. ir 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,

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but first let's focus in on nottingham and the deadly stabbing of three people in the early hours of tuesday morning. this was the scene a short time ago at the universityttingham where hundreds of students joined the familes of the two 19 year olds who were killed in the city in the early hours of yesterday morning. grace o'malley kumar was a first year medical student and a talented hockey player. barnaby webber, also 19, was studying history and played cricket for his university team. the third victim was named today as 65—year—old ian coates — a primary school caretaker. our midlands correspondent, navtej johal, reports from the vigil. thousands united in grief. these students have come to express their shock and share their sadness at the loss of two of their own. it's hard to find the words to express their shock and grief felt across our institution at the senseless loss of two talented students who have had their bright future brutally curtailed. barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar were in their first year at nottingham. theirfamilies, who should have been welcoming them home for the summer, were instead here at a vigil as tributes were paid

of nottingham. police are continuing to question a 31—year—old man about the fatal stabbing of two university students a 65—year—old man early on tuesday. officers have revealed what they believe to be the sequence of events. they say the first victims were 19—year—old students barnaby webber and grace kumar. officers say a man thought to be the suspect then tried to get into a homeless hostel in the city. this is a still of the cctv footage seen by the bbc which shows a man in a black hoodie trying to climb into a window at the hostel. he is stopped from entering by two people. police believe the attacker then stabbed 65—year—old ian coates, a school caretaker, before allegedly stealing his van. and using it to run over and injure three people elsewhere in the city. police have yet to establish a motive for the attacks. let's head straight to nottingham and to our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan correspondent rajini vaidya nathan who correspondent rajini vaidyanathan who has been there for the last 36 hours, and rajini, profound shock still the overriding emotion there? absolutely. ijoin you still

of the biggest tragedies in the mediterranean. also on the programme... the man being questioned about the nottingham attacks is 31—year—old valdo calocane — a graduate of the university

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it is absolutely heartbreaking to see the pictures of university of nottingham students whose young lives so full of potential have been tragically cut short. as ever, we thank the emergency services who acted quickly and courageously to save lives. will the prime minister insure that his government provides the police, the universities and those in our city with everything that they need to support our constituents following these horrendous events? [inaudible conversations] >> mr. speaker, like the rest of the country, i've been moved by the heartbreaking tributes from their love ones. this is an extraordinarily difficult time, and every parent's worst nightmare. the hearts of the whole country are with the families and all those who lost the hearts of the whole country families and all those who lost their lives. as the honorable lady will i'm sure understand i can't comment further at this stage given there's an ongoing situation but the home secretary with you making a statement after prime minister's questions. >> final question. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, my constituen

it emerged today that he was a former student at the university of nottingham. nhal reports. bell tolls silent, defiant, united, the people of nottingham chose to stand together in pain and love. for the first time since the tragic events of tuesday, at this vigil we heard from all three families of those who died. starting with james coates, one of school caretaker ian coates' three suns. it one of school caretaker ian coates' three sum-— three suns. it feels like he has touched a _ three suns. it feels like he has touched a lot _ three suns. it feels like he has touched a lot of _ three suns. it feels like he has touched a lot of hearts - three suns. it feels like he has touched a lot of hearts over i three suns. it feels like he has| touched a lot of hearts over the years, more than we assumed he had, so it's been really nice and heart—warming to see the messages and the people come out and talk about how he was when they were younger and how he helped them. some beautiful comments. my dad was an avid fisherman, he loved his family and he also loved his forest

thousands of people have gathered for a vigil at nottingham university, to remember three people killedsday as 65 year—old ian coates, a school caretaker. police in nottingham are still questioning a 31—year—old man on suspicion of murder. navteonhal has more. united in grief. these students came to express their shock and share their sadness at the loss of two of their own. theirfamilies should have been welcoming their 19—year—olds home for the summer. instead, they were here, with hundreds of others, in pain. barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar were in their first year at the university of nottingham. i've lost my baby boy, and i can't even comprehend how i'm going to deal with it. myself and emma and charlie, and all his family and friends. 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 wa