and i think. i need people to realise that it s something that isn t just affecting my life, it s affecting everyone s life. like, people i ll know in the future, people i know now, people around me, everyone s life is affected. people who didn t even know him, but they know me, it s affecting them because it s affecting me. so it affects everybody. the thing for me that wakes me up, and it s almost the first thing i think about, is going into the hospital when we had to go and see. 0h. don t ..when i had to go and see my beautiful boy. barney s parents, david and emma, have told breakfast they had a call from the prime minister after their son was stabbed to death. but they say it was six days before they were offered any specialist counselling. that first week of just shock and despair, yeah, that s when you kind of need it the most. barney and his friend grace o malley kumar, were heading home to their university accommodation in nottingham when they were fatally stabbed
sickening crimes both shocked the nation and wrecked the lives of the surviving victims and the families of them all. over the last two days in court, the harrowing details of what you did have been fully recounted and explored by the advocates and the expert witnesses. at four o clock in the morning of 13th june last year, barnaby and grace, bothjusti9 13th june last year, barnaby and grace, bothjust 19 years 13th june last year, barnaby and grace, both just 19 years of age, were walking back to their student accommodation after a night out in the city centre they were almost home when you attack them. what followed was truly shocking. you pulled out a daggerfrom the bag you were carrying and set about barnaby and a relentless stabbing attack. with astonishing bravery, greece tried to save him by pushing you away and sacrifice her life in the intent as youth then dealt with are intent as youth then dealt with are in the same brutal fashion before turning back to burnaby to r
you are seeing there, we heard from ian coates s son, talked about valdo calocane going on it calculated killing spree, the man is a killer, his family have suffered a great loss, the city of nottingham suffered a great loss, he said, and the nhs mental health trust and the police need to be accountable. he made a mockery of the system and then he said there that he d got away with murder. we know that valdo calocane had pleaded not guilty to three counts of murder, but his guilty pleas, guilty for three counts of manslaughter with diminished responsibility, they were accepted. but ian coates s son saying he got away with murder. they were his words. then we heard from grace o malley kumar s father, she was a gift to them, there had been missed opportunities with regard to valdo calocane, and he said it would forever play on their minds, how all of this requires further review. lots of anger. lots of questions about why valdo calocane was on the streets of nottingham that day
in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: england s cricketers are caught in a spin. it has been a difficult start to their test series against india. good evening, welcome to the bbc news at six. the families of three people stabbed to death in nottingham last summer have expressed their fury at the way police and prosecutors have handled the case, saying true justice has not been served . the relatives of 65 year old ian coates and students grace o malley kumar and barnaby webber, who were both 19, were speaking after the sentencing of their killer, valdo calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic. he will be detained indefinitely in a high security hospital after pleading guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. barnaby webber s mother, emma, said calocane should have been charged with murder, and accused one senior officer of having blood on his hands because the force had failed to arrest calocane for a previous offence. our midlands