An inquiry into the Nottingham attacks hears evidence from a final witness on Friday, as reported by outlets including the Evening Standard and Belfast Telegraph. The mother of someone connected to the proceedings states that the Nottingham attacks show parallels to the Henry Nowak case. The reports indicate that the inquiry is taking testimony as part of its ongoing assessment of what happened, and the mother’s comments form part of the evidence presented to the inquiry. Details about the specific points of comparison, the nature of the alleged parallels, and any findings or conclusions from the inquiry are not provided in the excerpts available. The coverage nevertheless frames the testimony as a comparative argument linking the Nottingham attacks to the earlier Henry Nowak case, suggesting similarities that the witness believes are relevant to the inquiry’s review. The reports also confirm that Friday is the final day of witness evidence, meaning the inquiry’s consideration of testimony is reaching a key stage. No decisions, outcomes, or judgments are described in the supplied summaries.