The families of three people killed in last year's Nottingham attacks spoke out today following a damning NHS review into their killer's mental health care.

The review revealed "important" concerns about Valdo Calocane's care were ignored before he fatally stabbed Grace O'Malley-Kumar, Barnaby Webber and Ian Coates.

The independent homicide review found mental health services failed to understand the risks posed by the paranoid schizophrenic.

The victims' families are due to meet with the government next week to discuss a statutory public inquiry into the case{ai:summary}<p>Families of the victims of last year's Nottingham attacks have criticized the NHS after a review highlighted failures in the mental health care of killer Valdo Calocane. The report indicated that significant concerns about his treatment were overlooked, leading to the tragic stabbings.</p><p>The independent review emphasized that mental health services did not adequately assess the risks associated with Calocane's paranoid schizophrenia, raising serious questions about the system's effectiveness. #health</p>

'Cover ups and lies led to the deaths of our children,' Families of Nottingham attack victims call for national inquiry

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