On the rampage in nottingham. What went wrong?. And the government keeps saying the country s 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 o malley 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 doctor s 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
Latest individuals to be sentenced to prison terms after pleading guilty to being involved in violent disorder in recent days. Meanwhile, in northern ireland executive ministers are set to meet before the stormont assembly is recalled to address the recent violence in belfast. The first minister and deputy first minister have stated that their top priority is to face down racism and intimidation. This follows attacks on businesses in the city after immigration protests turn violent. And we are just waiting for that sitting to begin, so that is the stormont assembly being recalled. Let sjust the stormont assembly being recalled. Let s just show you some pictures from a little earlier in northern ireland. And these pictures that we have coming in are from a press conference of the executive ministers there in northern ireland. I think we have a few challenges there, butjust to remind you this was a press conference that had, that was coming in a bit earlier. This was a press conference w
Yeah, totally happy, which i haven t been for a long, long time. America s xander schauffele is the open champion, holding off england sjustin rose to lift the claret jug at royal troon his second major title in three months. Temperatures this week will be closer to the july average, feeling pleasantly warm. Will be mostly dry but there is some rain in the forecast today and on thursday. I will have all the details shortly. It s monday the 22nd ofjuly. Our main story. Joe biden has dropped out of the us presidential race saying it was in the best interests of his party and the country not to run. He d faced weeks of pressure to step aside after a faltering performance in a tv debate with donald trump. Mr biden and dozens of other democrats have now thrown their support behind vice president, kamala harris, who has vowed to earn and win her party s nomination. Our state department correspondent tom bateman has the story. Breaking news, president biden dropping out of the 2024 race. De
Officials say at least ten people have died in the latest student protests in bangladesh where the national tv station headquarters has been set on fire. And the skeleton of a stegasaurus fetches a record price at auction. Hello, welcome to verified live. Brexit has fractured relations between the uk and europe. But it s time to turn a page. That s according to britain s new prime minister keir starmer. The relationship is today under the spotlight at blenheim palace in the south of england where european leaders are meeting. The war in ukraine and gaza is no doubt being discussed extensively but also how leader cooperate on defence. Another key topic will be tackling illegal migration. Let s go live to blenheim palace. Lewis vaughanjones is there for us. No shortage of huge topics. Absolutely right. Interesting summit, and you raised the key issues that will be talked about, and a different way of talking about them this is not the summit we are used to when they ended a documen
Because nhs was under such extreme pressure because of nhs was under such extreme pressure because of underfunding, before the pandemic, because of underfunding, before the pandemic, so that it was not able to cope pandemic, so that it was not able to cope and pandemic, so that it was not able to cope. And more generally, the social and economic inequalities that were damaging and economic inequalities that were damaging the health of the people, what we damaging the health of the people, what we know, if you look at two countries, what we know, if you look at two countries, the uk and the us, pre pandemic, our countries had the slowest pre pandemic, our countries had the slowest improvement in health and the biggest increase in health inequalities of any rich country pre pandemic, and then during the pandemic, pre pandemic, and then during the pandemic, the countries that were most pandemic, the countries that were most hit pandemic, the countries that were most