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two students, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, and 65—year—old ian coates, were killed by valdopoint that are detailed of missed opportunities. the families of the victims expressed their anger and distress at its findings. enough is enough. from today, change will happen. this is a watershed moment. we are dealing with an investigation into nottinghamshire's_ the report found that there was no contact between valdo calocane he wasn't forced to take long lasting anti—psychotic medication, and calocane's family's concerns were not properly acted upon. it's changed its risk assessment process and employed more nurses since the attacks. have you ever read before in patient records such a stark warning that a patient could end up killing someone? i will be honest with you, i have not seen that written in a set of patient records before. nature of that warning? that there were failings in calocane's care. navteonhal, bbc news. in the years before the attack, in which the three girls at a dance class last summer. the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history. sweden's never see

a review into the care that valdo calocane simonjones reports.s since ian coates, barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar were stabbed to death, but their families say they are still fighting for answers. taser, taser! do not move. stay where you are. this is the moment valdo calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic, was arrested. he was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order for manslaughter. an independent review of his care prior to the attacks, published on wednesday, found his risk was not fully understood or managed. good morning, everybody. once again, thanks for your attendance. relatives of his victims told a news conference that the authorities, who they say failed their loved ones, still need to be held to account. make this trauma stop and make ourfight stop now. you have confirmed there will be a public inquiry, but agree the terms that we have been pleading for. all of the agencies, organisations, institutions and vitally individuals must then and will be compelled to attend, give evidence and tell the truth. the families met sir keir

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a review into the care that valdo calocane that there had been a catalogue of failings.e stabbed to death, but their families say they are still fighting for answers. taser, taser! stay where you are. this is the moment valdo calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic, was arrested. order for manslaughter. an independent review of his care prior to the attacks, published on wednesday, found his risk was not fully understood or managed. good morning, everybody. once again, thanks for your attendance. that the authorities, who they say failed their loved ones, still need to be held to account. to the prime minister and the rest of the government, make this trauma stop and make ourfight stop now. you have confirmed there will be a public inquiry, but agree the terms that we have been pleading for. make it statutory. all of the agencies, organisations, institutions and vitally individuals must then and will be compelled the families met sir keir starmer when he was leader of the opposition last year. they will meet him again, this time as prime minister, on wednesday. of the police

in a statement in response to the review, they say the family of valdo calocane have also released ads an urgent and the care provided to calocane. was among the dead. with police saying they think the attacker acted alone. graham satchell reports. late into the night, police were still at the school in sweden as they investigate how and why so many the attacker making his way through the building, and runs for their life. this resident nearby was filming on her phone oh, my god! inside the building... alarm. ..students took refuge under their desks. centre for adult learners. when i looked behind me, i saw three people everyone was shocked. they said, "get out, get out." was happening, parents tried desperately to keep in touch with their loved ones. thing and has been very scared. is terror—related, and that the shooter — sweden has one of the highest rates of gun crime in the european union — blamed largely on gang rivalry. at a local church, families have been gathering, waiting for news. the dead have not yet been identified. of course, people are very upset, what has happened h

valdo calocane — who has paranoid schizophrenia — attacked students barnaby webber and grace o'malleyiminished responsibility. in june 2023. he killed three people. and school caretaker ian coates, who was 65. he then attempted to murder three others. and attempted murder. before the attacks, he was sectioned under interactions with health—care services reveals investigators found that the offer of care apologised to the victims' families and said improvements have been made. it's really clear to me that we could have done better and i want to extend my apologies to all of those with my organisation. shortly after calocane was sentenced to an indefinite we need everybody to be so we can get all interviewed so we can get all of the information, at the beginning this court case beginning when this court case was going on, it was very was going on. it.was very . it was done rushed, it was done very and we are finding, quickly, and we are finding, years down the line, of 55: 7w q= -: if we know q qq qqqqiwaerqnonvahat these failings. if we know what been brought out in this has been broug

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valdo calocane, speaking about valdo calocane, you remember him about the murders in nottingham? big press release coming out about that one. we'll look at it. also today, another failing. i mean, how many times do we have to hear lessons have been learnt this time? axel rudakubana and the prince prevent programme. how on earth do you think we can stop these things happening, if indeed you think that we can? and the chagos islands, why on earth are we considering sending £18 billion, apparently, to somewhere that we already own? you tell me. and nigel farage says that cancelled local elections are a one way ticket to a dictatorship. do you agree? >> with. >> with. >> keeping me company tonight? a new face of the panel. we've got patrick o'flynn, the political commentator and columnist, and zoe grindelwald, the political journalist and broadcaster. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live for your 6:00 news headlines. >> michelle. thank you. i'm katie bowen. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. the governments counter—terrorism prevent programme, prematurely c

we weren't just failed once, valdo calocane was sectioned four times and four times didn't change, his't change. we've heard before by the cqc that this was a systemic failure, but i wanted more grit, i wanted more detail in this report, which had about some of them, one of the most to his gp. who is known previously to mental which means basically put back into the community to cause it beggars belief that someone of state for health onto the trust to actually made this possible. irresponsibly back in the community. neil, let's turn to you. as we heard in that news conference, dr kumar what would have to happen for that to actually go ahead? well, the government has obviously promised an inquiry. an inquiry can be wide ranging. so compelability of witnesses, to be judge—led, to enable documents to be produced and investigations, nine in total. _ some concluded, some not so where the families' very grave in many instances, they've been marginalised and have been ignored. of all this is that there are going to be so many gaps questions of relevance to their roles and responsibilities, c

so nottingham killer report the nhs has now allowed triple killer valdo calocane to skip his medication because he was scared of needles. and they have allowed that report to be seen in full. >> has. >> has. >> well despite a history of violence and intimidation and multiple admissions to hospital, the care and the community that valdo calocane received was little to non—existent. as you said, not taking his medication and not engaging with any care workers for nine months before the killings. >> has there been a miscarriage of justice? world leading experts claim the former nurse, lucy letby, did not murder a single baby. >> and the great chagos giveaway. the prime minister has apparently doubled the money to give to mauritius £18 billion, the giving of taxpayers money, and they have the island. >> migrant luxuries. get this taxpayer cash is being used for playstations, yoga, dj lessons and how to be perform in a circus for those migrants crossing illegally into britain. can you believe it? >> and trump's plan to take over gaza. the american president has announced ambitions to change

. >> elsewhere, nottingham killer reports the nhs released the full report into the triple killer valdolocane and they allowed him to skip medication. get this. >> well, keir starmer, he manoeuvred himself didn't he, around those tough questions whether kemi badenoch should have pressed a little harder, one might say. but keir starmer, he just doesn't want to. he doesn't want to address the covid restriction . question. the covid restriction. question. the question which, you know, you can assume why he doesn't want to address that, but also on chagos saying, oh, you know, you could have read the report on this, you could have read the brief on this. you could have read the brief. well, why don't you brief the nation on why you're doing this? >> this is his new line. for every question kemi badenoch asked the prime minister whether it was the chagos deal, whether it's the rosebank licence review, the astrazeneca deal to all of these questions. keir starmer said, why didn't you ask for an official briefing for this? almost implying that she's not doing her job, although i'm not doing her

and the mother of barnaby webber, who was stabbed to death by psychopath valdo calocane, has branded the inquiry into nhs failings a horror show. on today's show, i'm delighted to say i'll be joined by emma webber in the studio, who says there are other calocane out there. enough is enough. from today, change will happen and we will make sure that happens. and that's all coming in the next houn that's all coming in the next hour. waafs the show. pleasure to have your company. so yesterday's show, you may have noticed, went into meltdown towards the end. the plug was pulled. a lot of people saying was it keir starmer.7 was it derby county fans.7 was it my missus? no, derby county fans? was it my missus? no, it was just a little technical gremlin. but we are back today and we're better than even back today and we're better than ever. kemi badenoch has made the first major policy announcement of her reign as conservative leader to clamp down on immigration. we'll be joining her live with chris. hope to grill her on that. do we trust anything the conservatives say anymore, or is simply a

full statutory inquiry, saying names must be named after an independent review has revealed killer valdoar of needles prevented him from taking anti—psychotic medication before the killings. barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were murdered in the summer of 2023 by calocane. health secretary wes streeting says it's clear there were failings in how the care provided to calocane was managed at every level. grace's father, doctor sanjoy kumar, says for the loss of our beautiful, brave daughter grace, there must be change. barnaby webber's mother has called for a meeting with the prime minister. elsewhere, the prime minister. elsewhere, the prime minister locked heads with kemi badenoch in prime minister's questions today over the chagos islands deal. the conservative party leader challenged sir keir starmer on the money being spent, accusing labour of spending money that belongs to our children and their children, labelling it an immoral surrender. the prime minister hit back by arguing that legal certainty was needed over the status of the islands and the strategically impo

valdo calocane has branded the inquiry into nhs failings a horror show.n today's show, i'll be joined in the studio by emma webber, who says there are other calocane out there. enough is enough from today. change will happen and we will ensure it. and a group of panicked labour mps from 89 seats where reform came second at the general election, urging sir keir starmer to shout louder on both legal and illegal immigration. i'll be joined by one of the labour mps to ask them is this the beginning of a red wall revolt? and at 4 pm. today, reform uk will hold an emergency press conference. they are expected to blast labour's plans to cancel may's elections in nine council areas, meaning 5.6 million votes will be postponed. we'll be there for you live exclusively on gb news. and that's all coming in your next. okay. and we're going to go straight now to the house of commons. the security minister is speaking on the inquiry into prevent. >> on each. >> on each. >> of these occasions. >> of these occasions. >> the decision. >> the decision. >> at the time. >> at

full statutory inquiry, saying names must be named after an independent review has revealed killer valdoocane fear of needles prevented him from taking anti—psychotic medication before the killings. barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were murdered in the summer of 2023 by calocane. health secretary wes streeting says it's clear there were failings in how the care provided to calocane was managed at every level. grace's father, doctor sanjoy kumar, says the loss of our beautiful, brave daughter grace there must be change. barnaby webber's mother has called for a meeting with the prime minister. a brief bit of breaking news this evening. it's understood that the grenfell tower is set to be demolished. bereaved families of the fire were reportedly told of the fire were reportedly told of the government's decision this evening at a meeting with deputy prime minister angela rayner. however, members of the grenfell united group said that some of the bereaved and survivors are upset about not having their views heard or considered in this decision, saying that angela rayner ref

full statutory inquiry, saying names must be named after an independent review has revealed killer valdo calocane fear of needles prevented him from taking anti—psychotic medication before the killings. barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were murdered in the summer of 2023 by calocane. health secretary wes streeting says it's clear there were failings in how the care provided to calocane was managed at every level. grace's father, doctor sanjoy kumar, says for the loss of our beautiful, brave daughter grace, there must be change. barnaby webber's mother has called for a meeting with the prime minister. elsewhere today, the prime minister locked heads with kemi badenoch in prime minister's questions this lunchtime over the chagos islands deal. the conservative party leader challenged sir keir starmer on the money being spent, accusing labour of spending money that belongs to our children and their children, labelling it an immoral surrender. the prime minister hit back by arguing that legal certainty was needed over the status of the islands and the strategically importan

an independent review has revealed that triple killer valdo calocane fear of needles prevented him froming his anti—psychotic medication. >> now, this report also highlighted how the risk to mental health carers was managed by making arrangements for staff to not visit calocane home alone, but a plan wasn't made if he came off medication. >> well, that, says the families of the three victims barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates prepare to hold a press conference today where they will demand a public inquiry. >> so is it time to ask why calocane slipped through the net? with us now, former conservative special adviser lauren mckevitt. lauren, you think you've heard everything there is to hear in these cases? and then we look at the background here and society or the institutions just don't be able seem to be able to cope with a man like this who's bipolar and schizophrenic. >> what i find interesting about this story is this is the same story that we were talking about three weeks ago, with relation to axel rudakubana, the, the, the killer from last year. the system that e

full statutory inquiry, saying names must be named after an independent review has revealed killer valdoocane fear of needles prevented him from taking anti—psychotic medication before the killings. barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were murdered in the summer of 2023 by calocane. health secretary wes streeting says it's clear there were failings in how the care provided to calocane was managed at every level. grace's father, doctor sanjoy kumar, says for the loss of our beautiful, brave daughter grace, there must be change. barnaby webber's mother has called for a meeting with the prime minister. and the prime minister locked heads with kemi badenoch in prime minister's questions this lunchtime over the chagos islands deal. the conservative party leader challenged sir keir starmer on the money being spent, accusing labour of spending money that belongs to our children and their children, labelling it an immoral surrender. the prime minister hit back by arguing that legal certainty was needed over the status of the islands and the strategically important diego garcia mi