Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets Henry Nowak’s family at Downing Street for a private discussion and says he wants to “right the wrongs” connected to the case. In reporting on the meeting, Starmer is described as being “profoundly humbled” to speak with the teenager’s family. The outlets agree that the discussion takes place in Downing Street and that Starmer publicly frames the encounter as part of a commitment to address concerns raised by the family. The reports present the meeting as a direct engagement by the Prime Minister rather than a policy announcement, focusing on Starmer’s personal remarks about the case and his stated intention to take action to correct what he characterizes as wrongdoing. No additional investigative details, outcomes from the meeting, or specific measures are included in the provided excerpts, but the coverage consistently emphasizes Starmer’s vow and his characterization of the meeting as a humbling experience.