Nottingham families say NHS and police have 'blood on their hands' over killings

Tuesday, 13 August 2024 (8 hours ago)

Nottingham families say NHS and police have 'blood on their hands' over killings

A review has found "errors and misjudgements" in the care of a killer who stabbed three people to death in the Nottingham attacks.

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Nottingham families say NHS and police have ‘blood on their hands’ over killings

he families of the victims of the Nottingham attacks say those responsible for failings in Valdo Calocane’s care have "blood on their hands".

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