GB News host Bev Turner has been left fuming over the Valdo Calocane case, as she pointed out police "failures".

Calocane fatally stabbed university students Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar, both 19, and school caretaker Ian Coates, 65 and was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order for manslaughter due to his mental health issues. Speaking on GB News about the sentencing, Andrew Pierce said that the families "must feel really let down" by this decision. He added: "The system, yet again, is on the side of the killer."

Bev said: "Oh, it's miserable, isn't it? A lot of you getting in touch at home, just expressing your despair. She added: "The judge said there was no evidence of any substance abuse. But then the father has come out and said they didn't take a toxicology report."

Andrew said: "Because they decided he was having a psychotic episode."

Bev explained: "That's the failure of the policing and the investigation, which is the sort of thing that would leave you awake at night as a bereaved parent."