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Hello.
Just a warning that the first half of today's episode of Newscast includes a conversation
about the death of Henry Nowak and that body cam footage from the police which shows his last moments.
Moments which included police officers handcuffing him, placing him under arrest and reading him his rights.
A piece of video that's quite harrowing to listen to.
So just a warning that we will play some of it.
But we'll mainly be talking about the political reaction to the dramatic video.
And that's coming your way on this episode of Newscast.
Hello, it's Adam in the Newscast Studio.
And just a reminder, the first conversation we're going to have in today's
episode may include some details that you find distressing.
So please bear that in mind.
And the story we're going to talk about is the death of Henry Nowak.
He was an 18-year-old student who was stabbed to death after a night out in Southampton by a man called Vikram Digwa,
who was sentenced to a life sentence yesterday at Southampton Crown Court, serving a minimum of 21 years behind bars.
And it's not just the details of the sentence or the court case that has gripped people today.
It is some footage released by Hampshire police from a police officer's body-worn camera
that shows how the police responded in the moment when they attended the 999 call,
where Vikram Digwa is lying and saying that he has been the victim of a racial attack by Henry Nowak.