Banned in Britain

On December 3, 2025, a young British man, Henry Nowak, was murdered in Southampton, about 80 miles southwest of London. Henry was stabbed five times by Vikrum Digwa, a Sikh man. When police came upon the scene of the stabbing, they handcuffed Henry and ignored the young man’s pleas that he had been stabbed and needed help. The police dismissed Henry’s pleas altogether, believing that he had somehow insulted the Sikh man. Nowak died shortly after the police handcuffed him.

Some five months later, the video of the arrest and death of Nowak was finally released. The young man was celebrating his first semester at Southampton University, and his death while in police handcuffs has sparked outrage throughout Britain. The circumstance displays a stark example of Britain’s two-tier policing that turns a blind eye to rampant crime from supposed oppressed minority groups in Britain and instead targets law-abiding and peaceful Brits.

While several British outlets have reported on this murder and the police’s response to it, Mayar Tousi was informed that the British government has blocked his TousiTV report on it (though the video is still available for viewing outside the UK). The video below shows the police bodycam footage of the police response/non-response to the stabbing of Henry Nowak, as well as a very heated response from Tommy Robinson and a response from Reform Leader Nigel Farage.

WARNING: Strong Language in the video.