Watch as mourners gather at vigil for Nottingham attack victims
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Your support makes all the difference.Watch as mourners hold a vigil for the victims of the Nottingham attacks on Thursday 15 June.
Police have confirmed three people were killed and another three injured in connected attacks on Tuesday morning.
Two of the victims, Barnaby Webber and Grace Kumar, were students at the University of Nottingham.
Both 19-year-olds were found dead in Ilkeston Road shortly after 4am.
A third man, Ian Coates, 65, was found dead with stab wounds on Magdala Road.
Police have also revealed that the suspect in the knife and van attack studied at the same university as two of the victims.
It is understood the suspect studied mechanics at the university and graduated in 2022, the year before the two victims started.
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