@drsanjoykumar
Campaigner for family safety & accountability 🇬🇧☘️ In your name Grace……..my daughter, my love. (opinions are my own, I represent no organisation)
Talk @TalkTV🚨“There were opportunities to prevent the Nottingham attacks, yet serious questions remain over the decisions made and the IOPC’s investigation.” Dr Sanjoy Kumar and Emma Webber discuss failings around the Nottingham attacks, the families’ continued fight for answers, and why Shabana Mahmood has confidence in the IOPC. @JuliaHB1 @drsanjoykumar @MrsEmmaWebber
Lee Coates @coatesaholicHappy birthday Dad / Grandad whiskers Will continue to do you proud as best we can Think about you every day! But obviously we can never forget Nov 5th haha You will never be truly forgotten by the people who actually loved you ❤️ I imagine you B & G are having a smirnof ice right now.... looking down on the fireworks xxx
GB News @GBNEWS'It was not only lenient but unduly served' Watch the moment Henry Nowak’s killer Vickrum Digwa has his prison term increased
Jonathan Pie @JonathanPieNewsA fair bit of justice is being handed out today.
ITV News @itvnewsHenry Nowak’s family were told there were 'no concerns' with officer conduct by the police watchdog, the IOPC. In an exclusive interview with ITV News UK Editor @PaulBrandITV, the family says they were unaware of the contents of officers’ bodycam footage from the scene of the crime, which detailed the 'horrific' final moments of their son's life. Speaking publicly for the first time, Henry's father, Mark and stepmother, Katie, said they only saw the video on the first day of the trial of their son's killer. Watch 'Dear Henry: Our Fight for Justice' on November 5th, 9pm, on ITV1, ITVX or stream on YouTube via the link in our bio. #henrynowak
Dovey Marr 🕊️ @doveyymargeauxx👇🏻 Watch this. I’m sorry, but I couldn’t even make it through this without crying. I’m absolutely heartbroken for these parents. The love they have for their children and the fact that they’re still fighting for justice and for their stories to be heard.. just breaks me. 😭 It’s the same with Rhiannon Whyte’s mum and sister, and Henry Nowak’s family. How can a government be more concerned with covering its own backside than giving grieving families the answers, accountability and justice they deserve? These families have already suffered the worst thing imaginable. They lost real people. People who were deeply loved, who mattered, who had lives, futures and people who needed them. People who added something good to this grim world. They shouldn’t have to spend the rest of their lives fighting to be heard. 💔
Talk @TalkTV🚨“There were opportunities to prevent the Nottingham attacks, yet serious questions remain over the decisions made and the IOPC’s investigation.” Dr Sanjoy Kumar and Emma Webber discuss failings around the Nottingham attacks, the families’ continued fight for answers, and why Shabana Mahmood has confidence in the IOPC. @JuliaHB1 @drsanjoykumar @MrsEmmaWebber
Natalie Fahy @nat_fahyI'm off to the @IpsoNews conference today where I'll be speaking on a panel about the difficulties of reporting when someone restricts your access or bans you / your team. Hopefully see a lot of familiar faces there!
ITV News @itvnewsThe Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has faced mounting scrutiny in recent years, with cases including the murder of Henry Nowak and the Nottingham attacks prompting questions about the watchdog’s effectiveness and whether it remains fit for purpose. Amid wider concerns over its handling of complaints and its ability to hold police forces to account, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood told @PaulBrandITV she had full confidence in the body during an interview on November 2.
BettyBoo @BettyBoochichi2Here’s the Chair of the Nottingham Inquiry, Her Honour Deborah Taylor, questioning Rachel Watson on the IOPC’s timescales. I think the look on her face at the end of the video, tells you all you need to know.
