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Composite photo of Nottingham attacks victims Ian Coates, Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar

MoJ staff accused of accessing Nottingham attacks case files

Police are investigating claims MoJ staff illegally accessed Nottingham attacks files.

A row of Ian Coates' family and blood bike representatives standing behind a motorbike with fluorescent yellow livery and the word blood on the side.

Life-saving bike named after attacks victim

The motorbike was presented to Ian Coates's family at Nottingham Forest's City Ground.

Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar, both 19, and 65-year-old Ian Coates

Nottingham attacks families welcome homicide review

Families of the victims have been campaigning for changes to be made to the justice system.

Friends, Abi Brant and Freya Tyler standing next to each other wearing matching white t-shirts which say BW#53 53K ultramarathon.

Friends run in memory of Nottingham attacks victim

Fellow students of Barnaby Webber said they felt him with them as they ran 33 miles in his memory.

Barnaby Webber in black and white check pyjama bottoms and a sports hoodie, sitting in a chair in the corner of a room, near a lit fireplace. He is smiling at the camera and looked relaxed.

Barnaby Webber family brand Panorama show 'shameful'

The mother of Nottingham attack victim Barnaby Webber says the BBC should have involved families.

Sinead O'Malley Kumar and husband Sanjoy at the finish line of the Nottingham's half marathon.

Nottingham attacks victim's mum runs in her memory

Sinead O'Malley-Kumar raised funds for the foundation started in her daughter Grace's name.

Ifti Majid, chief executive of Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, is pictured wearing black-rimmed glasses, a dark blue suit, white shirt and tie

NHS trust boss's apology to attack victims' families

The chief executive tells its annual general meeting he is "truly sorry" for failings.

A child in the water, with a DFDS ferry in the background

Barnaby Webber fundraiser: Pupils complete Channel swim

Two teams of pupils took around 15 hours to complete the swim for the Barnaby Webber Foundation.

Isla Grist sitting on a sofa. She is wearing glasses and has her hair in a pigtail

Barnaby Webber family make first charity donation

The family of the student killed in the Nottingham attacks make a first donation in his memory.