Vickrum Digwa is seeking to appeal his conviction and sentence for the murder of student Henry Nowak. Multiple reports say Digwa fatally stabbed Nowak and was later jailed for life. The sentence being appealed includes a minimum term of 21 years in custody. Coverage from UK outlets and the BBC indicates the case is being taken to the Court of Appeal. One report notes Digwa is serving the 21-year minimum term, which was handed down in June. Another source describes the stabbing as taking place in Southampton last December, when Nowak was 18. While the articles describe Digwa’s application to challenge both the conviction and the length of his sentence, they do not provide details of the grounds for appeal. The reporting focuses on the procedural development—Digwa’s attempt to overturn or reduce the outcome after his life sentence—and confirms the key elements of the original sentencing, including the 21-year minimum period.