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The heartbroken families of the two students killed in the knife and van attack in Nottingham have joined thousands of people for a moving vigil in…

Nottingham City Council announced that a vigil will be held in the Old Market Square on Thursday from 5.30pm.

The heartbroken families of the students killed in the Nottingham atrocity broke down at a moving vigil where they gave an extraordinary message of hope.

David and Emma Webber sported shades as they visited Nottingham University and read through tributes left for Barnaby and his friend Grace OMalley-Kumar.

Relatives of medical student Grace OMalley-Kumar and history student Barnaby Webber could be seen embracing as crowds joined them in their grief on the University of Nottinghams campus.

University students Barnaby Webber and Grace Kumar, both aged 19, were stabbed to death in the early hours of yesterday.

The suspected Nottingham attacker was driving a white van at around 5.30am on Tuesday when officers arrived, Tasered him, dragged him out of the vehicle and handcuffed him

A woman has said she is "heartbroken" that one of the students killed in the Nottingham attack collapsed in her garden and died. The 31-year-old arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody. Watch coverage of the case live on Sky News in the stream below.

David Webber also addresses an emotional vigil attended by thousands, saying "I've lost my baby boy".

Nottingham City Council announced that a vigil will be held in the Old Market Square on Thursday from 5.30pm.