Nigel Farage urges end to two‑tier policing after Henry Nowak death

Former Brexit leader Nigel Farage called for an immediate end to what he described as "two‑tier policing" following the death of 18‑year‑old Henry Nowak in Southampton. Farage warned that if police fail to meet public expectations, “I worry about the future of our society unless we address this urgently,” and urged the prime minister to commit to non‑discriminatory law enforcement.

Raheem Kassam, editor of The National Pulse, praised Farage’s stance, noting a double standard in the establishment’s reaction to Nowak’s death compared with the George Floyd case and quoting, "It was one tier for George Floyd, and it’s a different, other tier, for Henry Nowak." Both commentators framed the incident as a catalyst for broader debate on police training, racial bias, and public trust in the UK.