Well, here at saint pancras station, perhaps the first chance for members of the Great Britain Olympic Team to get a sense of the impact that theyve made on audiences and the General Public here in britain. Of course, the paris games, as close as were going to get to a home olympics, just a trainjourney away. And thatjourney for some of the medallists, a chance perhaps, to really begin in earnest a sense of reflection. My coach said it quite nicely, theyve got a whole lifetime for it to sink in. And i guess that takes in a little bit, like im going to be an olympic champion for the rest of my life, and this whole game has been an amazing experience. And to yeah, to say it again, like to be part of this team. Im so, so proud. And for the third time as well, itsjust phenomenal. Even before i left, my family were already organising a party on the 24th for me just to get. And i was like, its only going to be my family. But now i think the whole community is going to turn up. Um, but yeah,
Key details about the risk posed by Valdo Calocane were minimised or omitted by nottinghamshire Health Care nhs Foundation Trust. The Health Secretary, wes streeting, says he expects services across england to learn from the review. Our social Affairs Editor Alison holt has this report. Injune last year, Valdo Calocane, who has paranoid schizophrenia, went on a rampage through the streets of nottingham. It led to the fatal stabbings of 19 year old Students Grace Omalley Kumar And Barnaby webber and 65 year old caretaker Ian Coates. Three others were also seriously injured. Cctv picked up Calocane Walking for hours before the attacks. Todays report describes him as having been acutely unwell for the previous few years, but says Mental Health Assessments missed key details and minimise the risks he posed to himself and others. The Care Quality Commission says that over the two Years Calocane was in the care of nottinghamshire Mental Health Services, there were difficulties getting him to
Well, here at saint pancras station, perhaps the first chance for members of the Great Britain Olympic Team to get a sense of the impact that theyve made on audiences and the General Public here in britain. Of course, the paris games, as close as were going to get to a home olympics, just a Train Journey away. And that journey for some of the medallists, a chance perhaps, to really begin in earnest a sense of reflection. My coach said it quite nicely, theyve got a whole lifetime for it to sink in. And i guess that takes in a little bit, like im going to be an olympic champion for the rest of my life, and this whole game has been an amazing experience. And to yeah, to say it again, like to be part of this team. Im so, so proud. And for the third time as well, itsjust phenomenal. Even before i left, my family were already organising a party on the 24th for me just to get. And i was like, its only going to be my family. But now i think the whole community is going to turn up. Um, but yeah
He was rather enjoying himself for the first few weeks and he is very much looking forward to a Summer Holiday and its been a very long campaign for holiday and its been a very long campaignfor him holiday and its been a very long campaign for him but that Summer Holiday is been cancelled because of these riots in the fallout from them and Sir Keir Starmer is seeing this is no laughing matter and obviously its very shocking and unbelievable in the Prime Minister has been very quick to try to address them in this in harsh punishments being handed out to those involved and theres many more cases going to the legal system now. But keir starmers bigger challenges not to deal with the immediate cause of the unrest in those involved in the violence comes trying to think about whats really going on here and there is obviously a Trigger Moment for this violence but theres something more substantial happening under and its clear across the seat and for a new prime Minister And Leader of the nat
Hello and welcome. We start here in the uk, where more than A Hundred people have been arrested after demonstrations organised by the far right descended into scenes of violence in towns and cities across england and Northern Ireland on saturday. Clashes broke out at far right rallies in locations including liverpool, manchester, bristol, and hull, as well as belfast. Rioters threw missiles at police, injuring a number of officers, and in some places looted shops or set them on fire. The government insists that the police have all the resources they need to deal with the disorder. Many of the demonstrations have been fuelled by anti immigrant sentiment. Leanne brown reports now from hull. Charred remains of stolen goods, Smashed Windows and debris, still strewn across the streets. This hull in the aftermath of Last Nights riots. It was a night of violence the city had never seen before in recent times. Fireworks were thrown, cars were set on Fire And Police officers were injured, but t