The Bureau has condemned the UK police force for serious failings over the death of 18year old Henry Nowak.
On December 3, 2025, 18-year-old University of Southampton student Henry Nowak was fatally stabbed five times by Vickrum Digwa after filming and taunting him over a ceremonial knife. Officers arriving at the scene believed Digwa’s false claims of racial abuse and assault, dismissing Nowak’s pleas and cuffing him despite his injuries; he died from internal bleeding. Digwa received a life sentence on June 1, 2026, while Nowak’s family calls for a full police probe and action on knife crime without fuelling division. Nigel Farage labelled the police response proof of ‘two-tier Britain,’ drawing both support and criticism.
A statement from the Bureau was issued over the tragic death.
“We here at the Bureau are utterly shocked and dismayed at the treatment of Henry by UK police. 9 times Henry stated he couldn’t breath. 4 times he stated he was stabbed, and the response – I don’t think you have mate – is beyond disgusting. The police took the side of the murderer because they were afraid of the race card being played, and it cost the life of a young man who had an entire future to look forward to. We urge not only a review of this practice, but for those at the very top to step down and take responsibility for allowing the UK to become so anti-British.”
The world is now in shock after seeing the family of Vickrum Digwa to also be prosecuted for their involvement in the murder, with some even going as far as to suggest they be deported.
The UK has suffered greatly at the hands of those who break British values, and its people are now at breaking point.
The Bureau extends its condolences to Henry’s family.
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