During Prime Minister’s Questions, Labour leader and Prime Minister Keir Starmer criticises Reform UK leader Nigel Farage for allegedly exploiting the murder of Henry Nowak. Starmer says Farage has “shown exactly who he is” and argues that Farage is using the case to create “grievance and division.” The comments come in an emotional exchange at PMQs. Starmer also references pleas for calm from Henry Nowak’s family, portraying the public discussion as something Farage is not respecting. The reporting focuses on Starmer’s accusations and his characterisation of Farage’s approach, rather than presenting new investigative details about the murder itself. The exchange highlights a political disagreement over how the case is discussed publicly, with Starmer positioning his criticism as a response to the family’s wishes and the tone of political campaigning around the tragedy.