emma webber, barnaby webber�*s mother has said this doesn't help with the pain and there are lots oface and a review has been ordered into the sentence given to valdo calocane earlier on this week by the attorney general but i thank you, phil mackie there. from today, bereaved parents in england can apply for official certificates to mark the loss of a baby before 2a weeks of pregnancy. the documents are intended to help families cope with grief, as tim muffett reports. we have our little jack and aj. sometimes it does feel like it's alljust been a bad dream. and it's like i need something — to know that it was real, they did exist. nat has a healthy two—year—old daughter, but before she was born, nat lost three babies during pregnancy. i lost my first son in 2019 at 20 weeks. we lost our daughter sophie in 2020 at 38 weeks. and then in my third pregnancy, i found out that i'd lost my little girl's twin at about five weeks. until now, the loss of a baby in england before 2a weeks' gestation hasn't been officially recognised. it was hard. so whilst nat received a death certificate for

but the family webber, attacked _ psychiatrists.psychiatrists. but the family | webber, attacked with grace o'malley—kumar as they walked on, say only a tougher sentence will give them justice. tom symonds, bbc news. robin windsor, a former professional on strictly come dancing, has died aged 44. he appeared on the bbc one show from 2010 until 2013, partnering with celebrities patsy kensit, anita dobson, lisa riley and deborah meaden. windsor�*s cause of death has not yet been confirmed. lizo mzimba looks back at his life. the former dance champion joined the strictly family in 2010. robin windsor. applause and together with his first dance partner, patsy kensit, he salsad and sambad his way into the hearts of millions of viewers. taking part in strictly to me is the bestjob in the world. there are two things that i love to do and they are perform and to teach. and i think this is the onlyjob in the world where i actually get to do both of the things i love at the same time. over the next three years, he was partnered with former ea

——barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates.ent. navtej johal reports. police emergency, what's the emergency? there'sjust been a stabbing on ilkeston road, there's somebody lying in the street, i think they're dead. oh, that was awful. this 999 call was made on the 13th ofjune last year in nottingham as an eyewitness from his bedroom window saw barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar being stabbed to death by valdo calocane. ijust couldn't believe what i was seeing. it was absolutely... terrifying, just horrendous. it was seeing two young people being attacked and stabbed... yeah, it will never leave me. the eyewitness has asked to remain anonymous. it'sjust horrific. he just callously and calmlyjust turned around and casually walked off, like nothing had happened. calocane then went on to fatally step school caretaker ian coates and hit three people with his van. the 32—year—old, who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, was sentenced to detention in a high security hospital after admitting three counts of manslaught

students grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber were attacked by valdo calocane, who then stabbed tool caretaker. calocane stole his van and used it to hit three pedestrians. the families of those who died have spoken of their loss to bbc breakfast. grace is just frozen as a 19—year—old. her life is just cut short and she's sort of just stopped. our biggest fear was our little girl driving up and down the motorway. we never even ever thought that our own daughter would be killed in an incident of knife crime. police: stay where you are! this was the moment calocane was caught. last month, he was given an indefinite hospital order after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. that was to the disgust of the families of calocane's victims, who insist murder charges should have been pursued. we foolishly trusted in the criminaljustice system. we thought we would have a voice maybe to talk about knife crime, to talk about the lack of proper support for victims' families and the failings leading up to this. what we didn't expect was to be having to make such a n

grace 0'malley—kumar, barnaby webber, and ian coates were attacked by a violently ill man who hadn'ted his defence of diminished responsibility was justifiable. valdo calocane was sent to ashworth high security hospital. the judge said he would probably never be safe enough to release. but this is not a prison, and the government's chief legal adviser, the attorney general, today said the sentence was unduly lenient. the bereaved families agree because they believe valdo calocane's violence was not entirely due to his mental state. we have never doubted that calocane has a serious mental illness and is a seriously unwell man that has been for a number of years. what we do not agree with was that he was in psychosis for the whole of the attacks. so we believe he did know what he was doing. the trialjudge said that valdo calocane should be in hospital because in prison he might be a risk to inmates and he might not take medication. but what if he was to get better and be released? at that point, the court of appeal could say that he should go to prison, which would be a less lenient se

the mother of barnaby webber has just given her reaction.cted, so we have met with both the attorney general and the solicitor general this morning who have reviewed the referral for the unduly lenient sentence that was handed to valdo calocane. find unduly lenient sentence that was handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? _ handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? the _ handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? the conclusion | was the conclusion? the conclusion was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively _ was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they _ was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they agreed - was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they agreed with - was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they agreed with us | was effectively they agreed with us and that having reviewed all of the papers, they feel that it is appropriate that it now gets referred to the court of appeal which will go to the royal court of justice with three high courtjud

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barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were stabbed to death in nottingham city centre.ous contact with their killer valdo calocane, and their handling of the investigation. here's our midlands correspondent navtej johal. ian coates, barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar, a school caretaker and two university students. their deaths shocked the country and united a city in grief. since then, theirfamilies' pain has increasingly been accompanied by frustration and anger at what they see as failings by the authorities in relation to the man who killed their loved ones. valdo calocane was initially charged with murder, but this was downgraded to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility because of his paranoid schizophrenia. he was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order last month. the independent office for police conduct has now announced that it will investigate nottinghamshire police following a voluntary referral made by the force of complaints from the victims' families. they allege there were flaws in the handling of the investigation and missed op

we will be joined on the sofa by the family of barnaby webber.t together going forward? how you have a voice, how you look after yourselves as well? keep strong, fight for what you know to be right, fight for the people who can no longer speak themselves and speak for them, who can no longer speak themselves and speakfor them, as who can no longer speak themselves and speak for them, as they are doing. and already i am confident that they will have some success with the review that they appear to have one. so with the review that they appear to have one. 50 well done to them. and my heart goes out to them for their loss. �* , ., my heart goes out to them for their loss. �* ,, .., my heart goes out to them for their loss. �* i. _, ., my heart goes out to them for their loss. �* , ., _, ., loss. and you continue to fight? yes, for loss. and you continue to fight? yes. for as _ loss. and you continue to fight? yes, for as long _ loss. and you continue to fight? yes, for as long as _ loss. and you continue to fight? yes, for as long as i _ loss. and

barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates were killed in nottingham lastjune.tes was stabbed in a different location in the city. three other people were struck by a van. they were all attacked by valdo calocane, who admitted manslaughter. he was given a hospital order after he was found to be suffering from paranoid schizophrenia at the time. but that sentence is now to be referred to the court of appeal after the attorney general intervened. victoria prentis said the nation have been shocked by the case and that... members of the victims�* families yesterday met the attorney general in private and said afterwards they were glad of her decision. i did cry. i think it's been a very long, very difficult... well, since it happened injune, but particularly the last few weeks, it's been very publicly done. i think there was a sense of being listened to. and the fact that we were online with the coates family and the 0'malley—kumar family, there's just a real sense of the beginning of hopefully justice being done here. the court of appeal will now look at the case u

the mother of barnaby webber, emma, said it was an abhorrent way to conduct an investigation and said aware of this data breach. she's previously criticised the police investigation and spoke about her concerns to breakfast last month. it's also the failings of the police to investigate and act accordingly up to the attacks and also the investigation of the case we've got real concerns about, and the way that we've been managed by the cps. nottinghamshire police say no other officers were found guilty of misconduct. the families of the three victims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. there are 7.6 million people on the nhs waiting list in england but the true scale of the backlog is likely to be much higher. that's because a significant number of people are stuck on so called hidden waiting lists, where they have started treatment but are still waiting for vital ongoing care for conditions such as cancer, heart failure and eye disease. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. rigby! come on, sit. good boy. margaret is living with the knowledge she h

the 13th ofjune last year in nottingham, as an eyewitness — from his bedroom window — saw barnaby webbere what i was seeing. it was absolutely terrifying. the eyewitness has asked to remain anonymous. we're calling him richard. the first thing i saw was valdo calocane attacking barnaby, and barnabyjust falling to the floor and was basically motionless. i saw grace come over to the assailant and try and stop him attacking barnaby. the assailant then turned on to grace, plunging the weapon into poor grace. it was just horrific. he just callously, and calmly, just turned around, casually walked off, like nothing had happened. calocane then went on to fatally stab school caretaker ian coates, and hit three people with his van. the 32—year—old, who's been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, has been sentenced to detention in a high security hospital after admitting three counts of manslaughter. thejudge said calocane's mental condition satisfied the criteria, giving rise to the partial defence of diminished responsibility. but the families of his victims believe he should have been tried f

the mother of barnaby webber responded to news of the appeal.e have met with both the attorney general and the solicitor general this morning who have reviewed the referral for the unduly lenient sentence that was handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they agreed with us and that having reviewed all of the papers, they feel that it is appropriate that it now gets referred to the court of appeal which will go to the royal court ofjustice with three high courtjudges who will review all of it and assess if they are also an agreement which could mean the sentencing also will change. as we've been covering, britain's opposition labour party is calling for an �*immediate' humanitarian ceasefire in gaza, for the first time since the conflict began in october. it follows days of internal party debate over a parliamentary motion tabled by the scottish national party — which calls for a ceasefire. let's speak to the shadow foreign secretary, david lammy. let me begin by asking you why you have changed your p

yes, the families of grace 0'malley—kumar, barnaby webberand 0'malley—kumar, barnaby webber and ian 0ebberand ian coates have welcomed today's announcement. they have issued a joint statement saying, "we are optimistic that when this reaches the royal courts ofjustice for its appeal, there will be an outcome that provides some of the appropriate justice that we have all been calling for." they go on to say, "it is important to remember that this isjust say, "it is important to remember that this is just one part of the tragic failures in this case. the investigation into the mental health trust, the cps and nottinghamshire and leticia police forces still continues." they maintained that there are serious failures in all three agencies that must be fully addressed and that proper change should be made. emily, thank you very much. should be made. emily, thank you very much-— should be made. emily, thank you ve much. ., , .,~ , very much. some more breaking news from the uk — very much. some more breaking news from the uk concerning _ very much. some more breaking news from the uk concer

the mother of barnaby webber, emma, said it was an abhorrent way to conduct an investigation and saida breach. she's previously criticised the police investigation and spoke about her concerns to the bbc last month. it's also the failings of the police to investigate and act accordingly up to the attacks, and also the investigation of the case we've got real concerns about and the way that we've been managed by the cps. nottinghamshire police say no other officers were found guilty of misconduct. the families of the three victims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. aruna iyengar, bbc news. now let's turn to a story that's been a real talking points through the course of today. headteachers in england have been given government guidance on how to stop children from using mobile phones in schools. although the advice has been welcomed by some, there are questions over how much of a difference the guidance will make. the education minister, gillian keegan, shared her thoughts on the new guidance. i think, to be honest, that this will be successful because wher

barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were all stabbed by valdo calocane — who was convicted to remain anonymous, says he wishes he could have intervened to save barnaby and grace. navtej johal reports. police emergency, what's the emergency? there'sjust been a stabbing on ilkeston road, there's somebody lying in the street, i think they're dead. oh, that was awful. this 999 call was made on the 13th ofjune last year in nottingham as an eyewitness from his bedroom window saw barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar being stabbed to death by valdo calocane. ijust couldn't believe what i was seeing. it was absolutely... terrifying, just horrendous. it was seeing two young people being attacked and stabbed... yeah, it will never leave me. the eyewitness has asked to remain anonymous. it'sjust horrific. he just callously and calmlyjust turned around and casually walked off, like nothing had happened. calocane then went on to fatally step school caretaker ian coates and hit three people with his van. the 32—year—old, who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, was sentenced

parts of the country, for the next three days, the rains will be mainly in the form of rain with red webber, and we will also have snowfall in the highlands and dry areas. due to the intensity of the rains, an orange weather warning has been issued there is a possibility of flooding of public roads, flooding of roads and flooding of seasonal rivers . we will have snowfall, and snowfall can lead to disruption of road traffic, especially in mountainous areas. therefore, we recommend that you avoid traffic in the banks of the river and unnecessary trips should be avoided. climbing to the heights should not be done. but another important phenomenon that should be mentioned is the noticeable decrease in temperature. it is happening that from today until the end of the week , we will have a sharp drop in temperature in most parts of the country, especially in the northern half of the country, this drop in temperature will be between 6 and 10 degrees. it will also lead to freezing and slippery roads in the parts where rain occurs. another point is that for the next two or three days, both the casp

barnaby webber , grace victims.ity of nottingham, as well as ian coates, the school caretaker only months away from retirement. >> but it was in january when we saw that it went to sentencing at nottingham crown court, but we didn't get a trial . we didn't get a trial. >> that's because valdo calocane , the 32 year old, has had pleas accepted under the grounds of diminished responsibility . diminished responsibility. >> hs2 not for murder but for manslaughter because the crown prosecution service accepted that valdo calocane was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia at the time. >> so in handing down the sentence, which was a hospital order, meaning that instead of going to prison, valdo calocane would go to merseyside, where he'd be spending time an indefinite amount of time in a hospital so he could be treated more . more. >> so, rather than being punished . punished. >> that's really where the problem comes in. >> so this is going to be review. >> it's going to go to the court of appeal. and in a statement on tha

precipitation in the southern parts in the form of rain with red webber it will be snowing in other areas, especially the plains and highlands and mountainous areas. we expect to have. a meteorological orange level warning has been issued for today. we will have heavy rains in parts of central hamadan provinces of qom, parts of the north and west of isfahan province, parts of chaharmahal bakhtiari, parts of lorestan, parts of kermanshah, south of kurdistan province. the rains will be good in yest province. in the southern half of sistan baluchistan province or in general in sistan baluchistan in parts of kerman province and eastern areas of hormozgan province. the rains are also good on the shores of the caspian sea, the slopes and heights of alborz also experience considerable rainfall. due to the intensity of the rains , there is a possibility of flooding of public roads. also, the snowfall that we have in the heights and areas of sarsim leads to disruption of road traffic , especially in the mountain axes. we have rains for tomorrow as well, the intensity of the rains will decrease in

barnaby webber's mum emma said true justice was not served today. true justice was not served today .you have blood on your hands. today. you have blood on your hands . this was given to us as hands. this was given to us as a fait accompli. we trusted in our system foolishly . as it turns system foolishly. as it turns out, this has been a trial by doctors and now it's being reviewed. >> it is indeed being reviewed. and as you say, it'll be a huge relief to the victims of those families . you could sense on the families. you could sense on the day that calocane was sentenced to this is indefinite amount of time in a hospital unit that they were outraged. absolutely furious about this . now that furious about this. now that decision is going to be reviewed. it's going to the court of appeal. victoria prentis, who is the attorney general. she's acting in her capacity here as a as a, as a function of the judicial rather than as a governmental employee. she's acting independently and she has reviewed the evidence there are lots of members of the pubuc there are lots of members of the publi

it will rain in the southern parts of the country along with red webber.will also have rain in busher province and we are currently having rain in some areas, although in the heights and remote areas, including in parts of the west and northwest. the country, as well as alborz and zaros heights, the rains will mainly be in the form of rain, which can lead to road traffic disruptions, especially in the mountainous areas. we advise our fellow citizens to cancel unnecessary trips. dear mountaineers, go to the heights of saudi arabia for the next two or three days don't have this barista system for tomorrow, that is , saturday and sunday of next week, after tomorrow , it will continue throughout the country, albeit with a lower and weaker intensity, that is, in the parts that i have presented to you, we still predict that for saturday and sunday as well. let's witness the rain , but another important point that we must mention is the noticeable drop in temperature that has been happening for the past few days. you must also know that we had an increase in temp

barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates died in the attacks.ling to investigate serving and former officers for domestic abuse, and sexual violence. the group claims that in some cases the men were promoted to specialist roles dealing with violence against women and girls, despite the complaints against them. the force has referred the allegations to the police watchdog. official figures show that the rate at which wages are rising dropped in the three months to december — but it still outpaced the level of inflation. the office for national statistics said wage growth dropped by 0.4% points to 6.2% in the last quarter of last year. you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, more details have emerged of the comments about israel and jewish people apparently made by azhar ali — who the labour party had been backing in this month's rochdale by—election. the party is no longer supporting him, but mrali will still be on the ballot for technical reasons. he's previously apologised for the remarks. let's speak to our political correspondent hannah mi

we're joined now by barnaby�*s mum emma webber and grace's dad dr sa njoy kumar.? i am really hoping that we aet meetings today? i am really hoping that we get listened _ meetings today? i am really hoping that we get listened to. _ meetings today? i am really hoping that we get listened to. and - meetings today? i am really hoping that we get listened to. and we i meetings today? i am really hoping that we get listened to. and we are j that we get listened to. and we are taken _ that we get listened to. and we are taken seriously with our concerns. it is taken seriously with our concerns. it is because — taken seriously with our concerns. it is because we met with politicians and it is the ministers who have — politicians and it is the ministers who have asked the attorney general to actually— who have asked the attorney general to actually conduct this inquiry. so it is very— to actually conduct this inquiry. so it is very important for us that everything is taken seriously and our concerns are listened to carefully _ our concerns are listened to carefully today

valdo calocane was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order last month for killing students barnaby webberty council has confirmed it will raise council tax by 21% over the next two years as part of £300m budget savings. street lights are to be dimmed, waste collections are to become fortnightly. the labour—run authority has been revealing details of cuts it must make after declaring itself effectively bankrupt last year. a huge meteor has been seen in the skies over lincolnshire and other parts of eastern england. the fireball was captured by people as it passed on monday afternoon. a meteor is a piece of space debris that burns up as it enters the earth's atmosphere creating a shooting star. you're live with bbc news. detectives leading the hunt for a man wanted over a brutal attack on a mother and her children in south london believe his body has been recovered from the river thames. police previously said they believed abdul shokoor ezedi — a 35—year old refugee from afghanistan — went into the river and died, hours after the attack. on monday afternoon, a boat reported seeing a body i

the mother of barnaby webber, emma, said it was an abhorrent way to conduct an investigation and saiddn't been made aware of this data breach. she's previously criticised the police investigation and spoke about her concerns to breakfast last month. it's also the failings of the police to investigate and act accordingly up to the attacks and also the investigation of the case we've got real concerns about, and the way that we've we've been managed by the cps. nottinghamshire police say no other officers were found guilty of misconduct. the families of the three victims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. arun iyengar, bbc news. a 42—year—old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder, after three children were found dead at a property in bristol. avon and somerset police made the discovery when officers attended a concern for welfare call in the early hours of yesterday morning. the arrested woman is in police custody in hospital. a major search is continuing this morning, for a two—year—old boy who fell into the river soar in leicester. police say the

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valdo calocane was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order last month for killing students barnaby webberalley kumar, and school caretaker ian coates lastjune. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds is with me. so the attorney general making it very clear that she is not happy with the sentence?— with the sentence? yes, valdo calocane pleaded _ with the sentence? yes, valdo calocane pleaded guilty - with the sentence? yes, valdo calocane pleaded guilty to - calocane pleaded guilty to manslaughter, not murder, because he said he was suffering from diminished responsibility, mental health conditions, and five psychiatric reports agreed with that position. and thejudge psychiatric reports agreed with that position. and the judge set as a result he was sending him not to prison but to a secure hospital. he did say he thought calocane would never be released, he would be there for his whole life, but because it is a hospital order he could be released if he made a significant recovery, if he was no longer a risk to the public. and so the attorney general has said that as too lenient senten

it is about the nottingham attacks in which barney webber, graca malik kumar and ian coates were stabbedospital after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. the attorney general has decided that the sentencing was unduly lenient and that it should now be referred to the court of appeal. as a reminder, you are watching bbc news. we are going to move on to some other news here in the uk. the education committee has been questioning representatives from charities and the national police chiefs' council today in a session on online harms and the effectiveness of the online safety act. the committee is questioning dame rachel d'souza on her work on online safety for children and i think we can bring you some live pictures now. let'sjust think we can bring you some live pictures now. let's just listening. is to is the first time we have had legislation that pushes this back and it is really important. secondly, the other of my regulations that were incorporated, we require all platforms aimed at children to be included in the bell. anything that is user to use it a

the mother of barnaby webber said it was an apparent way to conduct an investigation and said the familiespoke about her concerns to the bbc last month. it is and spoke about her concerns to the bbc last month.— bbc last month. it is also the failinus bbc last month. it is also the failings of — bbc last month. it is also the failings of the _ bbc last month. it is also the failings of the police - bbc last month. it is also the failings of the police to - failings of the police to investigate and act accordingly up to the attacks, and also the investigation of the case we have real concerns about. and the way we have been managed by the cps. nottinghamshire police say no other officers were found guilty of misconduct. the families of the three victims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. after the break, we will have the latest on the death of alexei navalny. we heard his widow's statement earlier. we will get the latest live from moscow. we also have a government statement in the house of commons on the death of alexei navalny. also that post office story we we

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an eyewitness to the killings of barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar in nottingham says he believesold fatally stabbed three people injune last year, and has been sentenced to detention in a high—security hospital after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. our midlands correspondent navteonhal has more. what's the emergency? yes, there's been a stabbing on ilkeston road. there's somebody lying in the street. i think they're dead. oh, that was awful. this 999 call was made on the 13th ofjune last year in nottingham, as an eyewitness — from his bedroom window — saw barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar being stabbed to death by valdo calocane. ijust couldn't believe what i was seeing. it was absolutely terrifying and just horrendous. the eyewitness has asked to remain anonymous. we're calling him richard. he's never spoken to the media before about what he saw that day. the first thing i saw was valdo calocane attacking barnaby, and barnabyjust falling to the floor and was basically motionless. i saw grace come over to the assailant and try and stop hi

a line of breaking news to bring you, news that the actor carl webbers has died at the age of 76.e as boxer apollo creed in the first four rocky films alongside sylvester stallone. he was also of course featured in predator and happy gilmore. most recently seen on the small screen in the star was a spin off series the mandalorian. that was a guest role for which he received an emmy nomination. its manager has said the night he died peacefully in his sleep. —— his manager has said the night he died peacefully in his sleep. presidentjoe biden has taken part in a ceremony for the repatriation of the bodies of three american soldiers killed in a drone attack in jordan. the three soldiers, sergeants williamj rivers, kennedy sanders and breonna moffett died in the strike near the border with syria on sunday. the plane carrying their bodies arrived at an air force base in delaware, where they received military honours. the white house has said the attack on its military base, which wounded a0 others, was carried out by an iran—backed militia called islamic resistance in iraq. iran has de

barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were killed in nottingham lastjune.red to the court of appeal after the attorney general intervened. victoria prentis said the nation have been shocked by the case and that... members of the victims' families yesterday met the attorney general in private and said afterwards they were glad of her decision. i did cry. i think it's been a very long, very difficult... well, since it happened injune, but particularly the last few weeks, it's been very publicly done. i think there was a sense of being listened to. and the fact that we were online with the coates family and the o'malley—kumar family, there's just a real sense of the beginning of hopefully justice being done here. the court of appeal will now look at the case under what's called the unduly lenient sentence scheme. the judges can keep the sentence as it is, increase it or refuse the attorney general�*s application. the victims' families say the current sentence doesn't reflect the planning or premeditation of the attacks and that a hospital order was insufficien

could claim thousands of pounds in state benefits every single yeah >> tonight i sit down with emma webberer of one of his victims, barnaby, who says this vicious monster shouldn't get penny. >> i also talked to a top tory mp about our lack of deportation scandal for foreign criminals. >> plus , prince harry's already >> plus, prince harry's already flying back to the us after williams snub . williams snub. >> don't miss lady colin campbell's reaction and lea anderson is also in the studio. that's patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11 pm. i >> -- >> the labour member of parliament for ilford north is wes streeting and of course his shadow secretary of state for health and social care. and i think many would argue actually one of labour's most effective media performers today he was visiting a centre in bristol and this is what happened. >> wes streeting shame on you. where's streeting? you can't hide your support. where's streeting? you can't hide your support . genocide, hide your support. genocide, genocide supporter genocide supporter don't come here and pretend you care about social justic

i had a very, very interesting conversation with webber, the with emma webber, who is the mother barnabyhts of calocane. and she said that at eve actual turn , the rights of calocane. and she said that at eve actual killer| , the rights of calocane. and she said that at eve actual killer there rights of calocane. and she said that at eve actual killer there haves of the actual killer there have been ahead family's been put ahead of the family's rights victim's rights. rights and the victim's rights. so particular situation , so in this particular situation, surely have look at the surely we have to look at the remaining who surely we have to look at the rema actually who surely we have to look at the rema actually been who surely we have to look at the rema actually been killed who have actually been killed and say , do want to do? do say, what do they want to do? do they to see this guy they really want to see this guy of kind of normality we of any kind of normality so we can to a at can kick back, go to a pub at the watch the the weekend and watch the football mates are football with

emma webber, the mother of barnaby who was killed by calocane, said whilst we're desperately trying to grief battle to try and find a way forward, to return to work and support our families, this vicious monster not only has tens of thousands of pounds of taxpayers money spent to keep him inside , he can spent to keep him inside, he can also amass a small fortune of state benefits. how can this possibly be fair ? those words possibly be fair? those words resonate. how can this possibly be fair? as ever, let me know your thoughts. mel margaret gb news. com i'm. but i'm delighted now to be joined by vanessa frake, m.b.e. a retired prisoner governor and author. and vanessa, thank you very much for joining me . how can this be fair ? >> 7- >> uh, ? >> uh, good 7 >> uh, good evening ? >> uh, good evening jacob. i don't i don't think it's fair. on, uh, on any level to be honest. um, i think i think first of all, there's two ends to this. one is if, uh, cocaine had gone straight to prison, um, and then from prison, been sent to a psychic hospital, he wouldn't have been entitled to the benefit

webber and grace o'malley kumar and school caretaker. ian coates in june last year.ir families welcome today's announcement by the attorney general , saying they're hopeful general, saying they're hopeful for outcome that will provide for an outcome that will provide some of the appropriate justice they've been calling for. prince william has said today that the fighting in the middle east between israel and hamas must end as soon as possible, adding there's a desperate need for increased humanitarian support for gaza. the prince of wales said he's deeply concerned about the terrible human cost of the conflict , with too many lives conflict, with too many lives lost . it follows lord cameron's lost. it follows lord cameron's warning to israel that the fighting needs to stop . labour's fighting needs to stop. labour's also called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in a major policy shift in the party's stance on the war, the shadow foreign secretary david lammy, saying earlier the world wants the fighting to stop . and wants the fighting to stop. and lastly, lawy

barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar, both 19, were fatally stabbed along with 65—year—old ian coatesonsider whether the indefinite hospital order given to valdo calocane was unduly lenient, after he was found guilty of three counts of manslaughter. julian assange, the founder of the whistle—blowing website wikileaks, is going to the high court today in what may be his final bid to avoid extradition to the united states. he's wanted in the us for leaking secret military files over a decade ago. the prime minister is set to announce a £220 million package to support farmers to increase productivity when he addresses the national farmers' union conference today. the nfu have welcomed the funding but say it is not new money. our environment correspondent jonah fisher has the latest. liz webster and her husband farm 350 cows in wiltshire. it's really tough. but all is not well. we're at the end of the line in this farm. our kids don't want to take it on because there's no money in it. liz says a combination of factors, including brexit, rising costs and unpredictable weather has left farm

and then andrew lloyd webber asked me to create the part of mr mistoffelees in cats.at was an opening to go into the west end, but i still kept my ballet as well. wow. >> now charitable causes. you've got own foundation . i think got your own foundation. i think when little bit when you explain a little bit about think we'll put about that, i think we'll put a link on as well. link on that as well. >> oh, that would be lovely. it's called wings deep foundation. it's 25 years old this . and i foundation. it's 25 years old this .and i started it foundation. it's 25 years old this . and i started it a this year. and i started it a year after princess diana's death. in memoriam of her and it's for students and kids , and it's for students and kids, and it's for students and kids, and it's to give them make up the money for their board and lodging. if the parents can't afford it and stuff like that . afford it and stuff like that. and this year we gave 12 away. wow. and um, i go on things like what i used to go on, things like they haven't asked me back by the way, the cha

of course webber's mother, emma.e. and i think a lot of people may agree with that . and on that agree with that. and on that note, the government's coughing up £66 million to fund more bobbies on the beat in a bid to fight anti—social behaviour. what took them so long? i martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel alone in this, but, um, i think it is if you if you make a big thing about leaving the country to go and live . a. to go and live. a. >> welcome back. it's 444. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. now, last september i covered the terribly sad story of sophie farrell, a ten year old who died of an aggressive form of childhood cancer. sophie is murmrr charlotte and a local tory mp. dame caroline dinenage have worked together tirelessly over the last few months and dame caroline will now chair magnificently. the children and young people cancer task force, its aim will be to improve how we detect , treat and care for we detect, treat and care for children with terminal cancer and

the mother of barnaby webber, who was slaughtered by calocane, said this may be the law, but we stronglylling and case. position? well another appalling ancit case. position? well another appalling ancit is case. position? well another appalling ancit is beinge. position? well another appalling ancit is being reviewed, i think >> it is being reviewed, i think mel stride , the department of mel stride, the department of work secretary, is work and pensions secretary, is looking into this. >> going be a number >> there's going to be a number of reviews of the awful circumstances of what happened in this case. judge could in this case. the judge could have order to refer , um, have made an order to refer, um, this back into prison this gentleman back into prison after received his after he'd received his treatment wherever treatment, wherever that treatment, wherever that treatment and therefore treatment may be, and therefore he receiving the he wouldn't be receiving the money those circumstances. so money in those circumstances. so there legal even in there is a legal remedy, even in thes

nottinghamshire police will be investigated following complaints by the families of barnaby webber, gracere killed in an attack lastjune. the police watchdog says it will look at the force 5 previous contact with their killer valdo calocane, and its handling of the investigation. police have thanked villagers in warwickshire who took matters into their own hands when they saw two men fly tipping near meriden. the men were seen throwing black bin bags and pipes onto the road, but the residents blockaded them with their vehicles and phoned the police to prevent them fleeing the scene, as jo black reports. caught in the act. piles of rubbish dumped on a country lane in warwickshire. when flytipping was suspected, local families were prompted to take matters into their own hands. adam beattie, a farmer, was first to arrive. i whipped up there in the pick—up to find a large transit van, a high—sided transit van. he was just emptying the last of his rubbish out, actually. he saw me, jumped out of the back of the vehicle. he was quite abusive to me initially, and then my son came up in a pick—up

emma webber, who was the mother of barnaby webber, one of the victims, said , says, uh, we victims, saidasise how painful this tragedy is and to learn that there has been internal, needless voyeurism of the vicious knife attacks on our loved ones is unforgivable. that's what it seems like, doesn't it? needless voyeurism and of course, they weren't just sharing the images in their own internal whatsapp group . there's internal whatsapp group. there's reports that one of the members, one of the police officers, forwarded it to his wife and a friend was sharing the gory details with people who aren't even police officers . it what even police officers. it what are they playing at? >> well, it's grotesque and absolutely unacceptable. the only cold comfort is just like, uh, the murderer that was once a police officer. uh, david carrick , that was once a police carrick, that was once a police officer . these two carrick, that was once a police officer. these two individuals commit such horrific crimes that it shocked even us. the police family. so the cold comfort is almost without exception.