On the rampage In Nottingham. What went wrong . And the government keeps saying the countrys broken. But as it kicks off its Spending Review process, with ministers asked to find savings, can it fix it and cut costs at the same time . Hello and welcome to newsnight where we aim to offer up insights and illuminating interviews to end the day. The terrible killings of Grace Omalley Kumar and barnaby webber, bothjust19, and 65 year old ian coates In Nottingham last summer have cast a long shadow. Few will forget the dignity of the bereaved families as the city of nottingham came together in the days after the stabbings, or the horror as the full details emerged. Tonight, Panorama Hasjust broadcast the first interview with the killer Valdo Calocane s family. They shared his medical records with the programme, which detail a doctors warning his Mental Illness was so severe he could end up killing someone. Here throughout the programme to discuss this and other stories, the former Labour Sha
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that could cost the government around £5 billion. 45% of the public sector will actually be affected by what is decided today. when we talk about the sectors, let me give you a little idea. we re talking about the nhs, and don t forget thatjunior doctors are currently on strike. this is the first day of a five day strike. it is potentially the longest as well in their current industrial action. we have the nhs and that includesjunior industrial action. we have the nhs and that includes junior doctors, doctors and dentists, and radiographers as well later this month will be taking strike action. the pay decision, public sector pay decision, will also impact on the police, on teachers, the armed forces and of course, the justice system. many people will be watching what that rate will be set at, because, remember, the prime minister is also attempting to control inflation. earlier this month he did indicate that he would be unlikely to agree to what, well, he hinted, that he w