The Latest Breaking News from Valdo Calocane

Failings in killer Valdo Calocane’s treatment laid bare in new report

Calocane was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order after killing three people in Nottingham in June 2023.

The Independent UK · Feb 5, 2025

Report on failings in Calocane’s care should be watershed moment, charity warns

Marjorie Wallace, boss of mental health charity Sane, said the publication of the review in Valdo Calocane’s care ‘should act as a watershed moment’.

Evening Standard · Feb 5, 2025

Valdo Calocane possibly spared prison due to incomplete evidence, families say

An independent review of the Nottingham triple killer’s care was published on Wednesday.

Evening Standard · Feb 5, 2025

Mother of Nottingham attacks victim brands BBC Panorama episode as ‘shameful’

Emma Webber has criticised the programme which investigated into the mental health background of her son Barnaby’s killer.

Evening Standard · Sep 29, 2024

The prestigious school struck by triple tragedy after yacht disaster, stabbing and Nottingham attack

School has seen three former or current pupils die in high-profile and tragic circumstances in little more than a year

The Independent UK · Aug 24, 2024

Does England’s Mental Health Act need reform in light of CQC review?

After report found ‘errors and misjudgments’ in Valdo Calocane case, how can mental health care be improved?

The Guardian - UK · Aug 16, 2024

Mental health services are beset by complex and profound problems

Letters: Experts respond to the review into Valdo Calocane’s care and shed light on the challenging conditions in which NHS clinicians have to operate

The Guardian - UK · Aug 16, 2024

OPINION - The shocking case of Valdo Calocane has shone a terrible light on the NHS's failings

If you ask most people how the crisis in the NHS has had an impact on their lives, they will recount stories of a horrifying 12-hour wait in A&E, a cancelled operation or a delayed cancer diagnosis. Politicians know this: it explains the obsessive focus on the waiting list or…

Evening Standard · Aug 15, 2024

One third of NHS psychosis services used to treat patients like Valdo Calocane are failing standards

Health minister Wes Streeting said Barnaby Webber, Grace O’Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates “might still be alive” today if “the NHS had been there when it should have been”

The Independent UK · Aug 13, 2024

Nottingham attack victims might still be alive if not for NHS failings, Wes Streeting says

Health Secretary reacts to ‘distrressing’ Care Quality Commission review into care of Valdo Calocane before he stabbed three people to death

Evening Standard · Aug 13, 2024