A peculiar thing happened the other day on Times Radio with Andrew Neil. The legendary broadcaster was discussing the intricacies of the Henry Nowak murder with The Times’ Southwest and Countryside correspondent, Will Humphries. While recounting the 999 call made after the stabbing, Humphries dropped this gem into the conversation: “It’s repeatedly pressed by the […]
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The brutal murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak last December should force Britain to consider the reintroduction of the death penalty. Stabbed repeatedly on a Southampton street, the teenager gasped “I can’t breathe” to officers more concerned with handcuffing him than saving his life. In payment for this heinous crime his killer, Vickrum Digwa, received a
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There is officially no two-tier policing in Britain. We know this, because the great and the good have told us, explicitly, to listen to them and above all, to stop believing our lying eyes. Prime Minister Starmer denies the existence of two-tier policing, having previously referred to it as “a non-issue”. The Mayor of London,
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As many of you will know, I have been covering the Henry Nowak case rather extensively of late. This is not because I have nothing else to write (for the record, I have at least 10 pieces on the back burner), but because Nowak is currently the only story in town. Murders, alas, come and
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Unlike Dorian Gray, I suspect Tony Blair keeps a flawless portrait in his attic. There it hangs (like the real thing, regrettably noose-free), forever youthful, forever smirking, the Messiah of the Third Way with gleaming teeth and rictus grin crucified across his jaw. Down here in the real world, Britain looks rather more weatherbeaten: stagnant
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The murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak is both a tragedy and the ultimate indictment of British policing in 2026. A young man enjoying a night out with his friends in the run-up to Christmas, stabbed five times while attempting to flee from his assailant, including a fatal wound to his chest. Lying in agony on
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In the summer of 2020, the world fixated on a single phrase: “I can’t breathe.” George Floyd, pinned beneath a Minneapolis police officer’s knee for nine minutes and 29 seconds, uttered those words repeatedly as life drained from him. The video was visceral, the outrage instantaneous and global. Fast-forward to the early hours of 3rd
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The latest death On 3rd December last year, 18-year-old Henry Nowak, a first-year student at the University of Southampton, was stabbed four times by his alleged attacker, Vickrum Digwa. As a Sikh, Digwa was permitted to carry a ceremonial kirpan knife. Perhaps this wasn’t butch enough however, so he decided to complete his arsenal with
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‘Division’ is one of those overused wank-words governments employ to tell you whose side of the debate you should find yourself on. In Britain, towns increasingly split along religious fault lines, migrants who refuse either to follow our laws or integrate, and grooming gangs that target white, working-class girls, calling them “white slags”, are euphemised
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Earlier this month, Reform UK, Nigel Farage’s latest political incarnation, proposed one of the sharpest political ideas of modern times: to site new migrant detention centres in areas that vote heavily for the Green Party, which famously advocates for a “world without borders”. Likely locations include the historic Green Party stronghold of Brighton, but after
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