UK Prime Minister accuses Nigel Farage of exploiting Henry Nowak's murder for political gain

During a heated exchange in the British Parliament, Prime Minister Keir Starmer accused far-right leader Nigel Farage of exploitation. This comes after violence erupted in Southampton on Tuesday, June 2, during an anti-police gathering. Protesters were reacting to footage from last December showing police officers handcuffing a dying student, who had been falsely accused of racist insults by his Sikh murderer.

Eleven officers were injured in the Southampton incident. In the House of Commons, amidst jeers, Nigel Farage, leader of the anti-immigration Reform UK party, reiterated his argument of an anti-white police force. He had previously called on Tuesday for a "cold rage" response to Henry Nowak's assassination.

Farage stated, "It is now obvious to millions of people in this country that we live under a two-tier police state. The instructions given to police officers by their superiors are clear and written. They state that different ethnic groups should be treated differently."

Prime Minister Starmer expressed his fury and shock at Farage's attempt to incite anger and exploit the tragedy. He criticized Farage for exploiting the tragedy for division, especially when the family had explicitly pleaded for it to stop. This controversy arises just two weeks before a crucial by-election where Reform UK hopes to defeat the Labour candidate.

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