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Desk report:

Avoid 'reactive' police reforms after Nowak murder, senior black officer warns

The head of the National Black Police Association (NPBA) has warned police forces are at risk of making "not well thought-out" changes to anti-racism guidance following the murder of Henry Nowak.

Andy George, a Police Service of Northern Ireland chief inspector, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that a move to re-draft an anti-racism commitment in light of the case was "reactive".

His comments came after former Home Secretary Jack Straw told the Telegraph, external there had been an "over-correction" within policing after the 1993 murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence. He said "much greater care" was needed with police race guidance, and claimed "vocal pressure groups" had exerted too much influence. The murder of 18-year-old student Henry Nowak and subsequent police response have prompted accusations

of so-called two-tier policing by some. Nowak was arrested by officers as he lay dying after his attacker, 23-year-old Sikh man Vickrum Digwa, falsely claimed he had been racially abused by the student. Digwa was jailed for life with a minimum 21-year term on Monday, while

the Independent Office for Police Conduct's (IOPC) is investigating the response of officers.

There has been particular scrutiny of a National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) antiracism commitment, which states that ensuring racial equality in policing "does not mean treating everyone

'the same' or being 'colour blind'".

The NPCC said it was reviewing the wording after opposition politicians pointed to it as evidence of unequal standards in policing.

The home secretary supports the review. Sir Keir also said on Thursday it was "right" for the NPCC to review some

guidance. Asked about changes to guidelines being proposed this week, George said: "There's definitely lessons to be learned from the Henry Nowak case and if the [police watchdog] sees through their thorough investigation that there are things that need to be done and changed – then certainly that's the time when things should be looked at.

"For us to go forward and for the policing minister to say 'that needs to be corrected or looked into right now' –for us, when we've pushed for things that impact black communities or black individuals, we've never seen policing move as quick as what they're advocating for right now.

"So, I would say it is definitely an auto-correction – it's very swift, it's quick – I don't think it's as well thought-out as it should be.

"I think it's reactive to the current swell that we're seeing in social media and across different areas of public life at the minute."

By-election win-win for me, Reform candidate says

Desk report:

The Reform UK candidate for the Makerfield by-election said the poll was a "win-win situation" because even if he loses, he will have given "the Labour Party a bloody nose".

The by-election was called after Labour MP Josh Simons stepped down, a move he said he had undertaken to allow his party colleague Andy Burnham to run for Parliament and potentially mount a leadership bid.

Speaking to BBC Radio Manchester, Robert Kenyon said if he won, he becomes an MP, but if he lost, he had made his point as "a working class lad who has given two fingers to the establishment".

The former Army reservist also dismissed comments he made in relation to TV presenter Carol Vorderman as "squaddie humour".

Vorderman demanded an apology after Kenyon responded to a sexually graphic post about the TV presenter with a thumbs up and laughing emoji and a comment saying "He's only saying what we're all thinking".

Kenyon admitted the comment made about Vorderman was "disgusting"

but described it as a "crass joke", adding: "The person I made it to was ex-military, so it was just of what we might call squaddie banter and to make light of it."

Kenyon is one of fourteen candidates contesting the by-election on 18 June. The self-employed plumber, who became a councillor in Wigan after winning in the Bryn with Ashton-in-Makerfield North ward in May's local elections,

said he was not feeling the pressure of being thrust into the national spotlight in the lead up to the by-election.

"It's water off a duck's back," he said.

"If I lose it, I'm just a working class lad who has given two fingers to the establishment [and given] the Labour Party a bloody nose and I can hold my head up high that at least I had the guts to throw my

hat in the ring."

He said the "biggest issues" for people in the constituency "have been ignored" and that was what inspired him to get into politics in 2023.

"I got involved because we've not been listened to.

"We've been ignored for donkey's years, and I thought instead of moaning about it on the sideIines what I did is throw my hat in the ring and

have a go. "Whatever happens at least I can say I have tried." He said if he was elected, he would concentrate on local matters and not wider global "geopolitics".

That would include starting a campaign for a new hospital in Wigan as the current one was not "fit for purpose", stopping plans for a housing development on green belt land and tackling houses of multiple occupation, which were "putting strains on resources".

When asked about how he would fund the hospital, he said it was clear that currently, money could be "found when needed" and that "over £2bn a year" was spent on hotels accommodating asylum seekers.

On the subject of immigration, Kenyon said he believed in "sensible immigration", adding: "If anybody is coming in to the country, they are very welcome to come but we need you to offer us something basically."

He added that people in the area could relate to him because he was "one of them".

Desk report:

Starmer considers watering down defence spending plan

Sir Keir Starmer is considering watering down his long-delayed plan to fund Britain’s military over fears that it is unaffordable.

The Prime Minister and Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, were expected to invest £18bn in the next four years, which would still be billions of pounds short of what is required. Sir Keir and Ms Reeves are now considering whether to change the defence investment plan (DIP) to invest just £15bn.

The pair met on Tuesday for the second time in a week to discuss watering down the DIP in the wake of concerns over the public finances because of the Iran war, The Times reported.

The conflict in Iran has already driven up energy costs and weakened the economy. The Strait of Hormuz, a key global shipping lane, remains blocked and Sir Keir has warned that the longer it remains so, the worse the hit to Britain’s finances.

Sir Keir has been accused of weakness over defence and has refused to set out a timeline for his promise of increasing the military budget to 3 per cent of GDP. On Thursday, Lucy Rigby, who as the Chief Secretary to the Treasury is Ms Reeves’s de facto deputy, failed to deny that the spending increase could fall from £18bn to £15bn. She told Times Radio: “I can confirm that we will be spending more money on defence.”

When asked whether the full £18bn would still be spent, she responded: “You’re going to forgive me, and I don’t think you’d expect me to get into the numbers. The defence investment plan, which is what you’re referring to, will be published soon.”

Challenged on whether it would be next week, Ms Rigby said: “We’ve said it will be published soon and

it will indeed be published soon. But more importantly it’s going to set out how we’re going to get value for money for taxpayers and set out how we’re going to fund defence.”

This week, defence insiders signalled the DIP could be ready by June 11, a week before a major summit of Nato defence ministers on June 18. John Healey, the Defence Secretary, has refused to confirm whether

the Treasury has signed off on the plan, insisting Sir Keir was “determined” to publish it before the summit. The Nato meeting will be held in Ramstein, Germany, on the same day as the Makerfield by-election, which marks the next moment of political peril for Sir Keir.

The crucial vote in Greater Manchester is expected to result in Andy Burnham, Labour’s candidate, returning to the Commons, allowing him to challenge for the Labour leadership, or Reform UK winning in Makerfield for the first time since the constituency was created in 1983.

Either outcome would represent a significant blow to Sir Keir’s authority despite the defence investment push forming part of efforts to reset his premiership after last month’s local election wipeout.

Almost 100 Labour MPs have demanded that the Prime Minister set out a timetable for his departure.

‘Exceptionally hard’ A-level maths exam leaves students in tears

Desk report:

A-level students have launched a protest over an “exceptionally hard” maths exam paper that left pupils in tears.

Year 13 pupils have called for Pearson Edexcel to conduct a review of this year’s mathematics paper one amid concerns that the questions were too difficult.

Comments on a petition, which has received 13,000 signatures, have compared the exam to a “war crime”, “torture” and “the physical manifestation of 18 years of psychological trauma”. “This petition is not an attempt to avoid accountability for performance, nor is it an assertion that examinations should be made easier,” the petition states.

“Rather, it is a request that Pearson Edexcel examine whether the level of challenge presented by this paper was proportionate and whether grade boundaries should be adjusted accordingly

to ensure fairness for all candidates.”

‘Uncertain and overwhelmed’

The petition said it recognised that examination papers were designed to challenge students, but noted there was “widespread concern” among students, teachers and tutors that the paper represented a significant increase in difficulty.

It added: “Across schools

and colleges, students who consistently achieved high grades in mock examinations, past papers, and classroom assessments reported leaving the examination hall feeling uncertain and overwhelmed.” Reports from candidates suggested that difficulty was not confined to a handful of demanding questions at the end of

the paper, but was instead present throughout large portions of the assessment.

“Many students felt that questions required multiple layers of reasoning, extended algebraic manipulation, and unfamiliar approaches beyond what had typically been expected in previous examination series,” the petition said.

Yahya, a commenter on the

petition, wrote: “Walking out that exam hall, I couldn’t feel any of my senses, couldn’t see properly because of the tears rolling down my face, couldn’t hear properly because of the trauma warping my hearing.

“All I could feel was sadness and rage. I [spent] what felt like my entire life preparing for this exam. But nothing could have prepared me for whatever the devil wrote on those pieces of paper.”

‘A war crime’ Eric, another commenter, wrote that the paper was “a war crime”, while Jessalyn, a third commenter, said she “wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy”.

“This was not a paper. This was a war zone. In fact, the enigma code was easier to crack than some of those questions,” Yuri wrote, while Phoebe added: “Had an anxiety attack in the exam hall for the last 30 minutes, so I couldn’t even write anything.”

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Badenoch: Henry Nowak’s parents want common-sense policing

The family of murdered student Henry Nowak want to see “common-sense” policing where everyone is treated equally under the law, Kemi Badenoch has said.

The Conservative leader met Mark Nowak and Lucy Ross, as well as the teenager’s stepmother, Katie Woodcock, on Thursday and pledged she would create a “positive legacy” for the Southampton University student. The private meeting came as politicians continued to trade blows about “two-tier” policing in Britain and the 18-year-old’s treatment by officers at the scene of his murder.

The family were also due to meet Sir Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister, in Downing Street on Thursday.

After meeting the family, Mrs Badenoch said: “Everyone knows I have strong views about how we should deal with equality under the law. What the family agreed with me on is that we need to bring common sense back,

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and that is what we should all be fighting for.”

Mr Nowak was arrested and handcuffed as he lay dying while his Sikh killer, Vickrum Digwa, who had stabbed him five times, was treated as a victim by officers. Digwa had falsely claimed he had been subjected to racial abuse. Speaking after his son’s killer was sentenced to life with a

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minimum term of 21 years for the murder in December 2025, Mr Nowak appealed for calm on the court steps and said the family wanted his “heartbreaking story to make change for the better”.

He said: “We do not want his death to be used to create further division, hatred or tension. We want his story

to make our streets safer for everyone.” Speaking after the meeting, Mrs Badenoch said the family felt trust in police had been broken.

She said they wanted political parties and religions to work together to rebuild trust in the police. Posting online, Mrs Badenoch said: “Their

courage is extraordinary. They have endured the most appalling loss, it is a life sentence for them.

“They have also faced the agonising decision to release the harrowing body-worn camera footage, knowing how painful it would be and how strongly people would react. They did so because they want truth, accountability and change. “They have asked that we work across political parties and religions to rebuild trust in the police. That trust has been broken because of what happened, and I agree with them on that.”

She added: “Henry’s family do not want anger to tear communities apart. They are a family who have friends across faith and race, and so did Henry. His family want his memory to help bring our society together.

“I promised the family that we will work to ensure there is a positive legacy for Henry out of this tragedy. That is my focus now.”

brave’: Emotional Princess of Wales hugs fellow cancer survivor

The Princess of Wales hugged a fellow cancer survivor as she “rang the bell” to mark the end of treatment, in a tearful moment on a royal engagement.

The Princess consoled and congratulated 30-yearold Claire Lorente as she marked the milestone.

Ringing the bell is a rite of passage for cancer patients who successfully complete treatment in British hospitals.

Hugging Mrs Lorente and Pablo, her tearful husband, the Princess asked their baby, Enzo, “isn’t Mummy brave?” as the family and hospital staff cried and cheered.

The Princess is in remission from cancer, and had chemotherapy at The Royal Marsden Hospital in London. On an engagement at The Christie hospital in Manchester, the Princess met patients and their families and saw how they were cared for.

She spoke candidly about how cancer “puts so much in perspective” and makes “you hold onto what’s important”.

In an unplanned moment, Mrs Lorente, who was waiting with her family to ring the bell, caught sight of the Princess and put her hands over her mouth in surprise.

The Princess enveloped her in a hug, saying: “Well done, well done you. What a journey... a tough one. Well done, you’ve been amazing.”

Turning to Mr Lorente, who was wiping tears from his eyes, she hugged him and said: “Well done. I know, it’s just as hard for family and loved ones.”

Appearing to refer to her own illness, she added: “For the children, my parents alongside. You go through it with us.”

The Princess saw the

couple’s baby and leaned in to say: “Who’s this! I saw you earlier, didn’t I! Isn’t mummy brave?”

‘Overwhelming but brilliant’

Stepping back to give Mrs Lorente her moment, the Princess watched her pause before ringing the bell, appearing to take in the milestone.

“This is your day,” she said. “You can do it.”

Mrs Lorente said afterwards: “Finishing the treatment itself was a massive thing, so obviously sharing [it] with the

Princess was overwhelming but absolutely brilliant at the same time. “My journey is not over but feels like I’ve finished a part of it, and feels like I’ve come so far. It was an amazing lifetime thing to share it with her and I’m never going to get to do it again.

“I don’t think anyone else will experience what I experienced with her.” Patients and staff congregated at the entrance of the hospital as the Princess arrived, wearing a blue dress and bee earrings

– a nod to the Manchester worker-bee symbol.

After being cheered through the reception and corridors, she spent time in the Oak Road treatment centre with patients undergoing chemotherapy.

Speaking to patients, the Princess said: “How are you managing? What the human body can put up with is amazing.”

When one patient said he “couldn’t have done it” without the support of his wife, the Princess replied: “I was just saying, it’s hard for the loved ones. “You need to support yourself alongside all the things you can’t control. Your body changes so much, not just physically, emotionally, the deeper side of ourselves.” She added: “It’s so hard for the families. It puts so much in perspective and you hold on to what’s important.”

The Princess met former patient Neil Neaverson, 60, who practises acupuncture after finding it helpful while being treated at the hospital.

“Cancer diagnosis is deeply personal,” The Princess said. “Being able to tailor it to the patient’s needs is fantastic and allows you to live a happy, healthy life beyond treatment and diagnosis.”

NHS encourages South Asian communities to seek support through NHS Talking Therapies

Desk report: Looking after mental health is as important as caring for physical health, yet many people struggle to recognise when they need help or feel their symptoms are serious enough to seek support.

Around one in five adults in England, an estimated 9.4 million people are affected by a common mental health condition, millions are missing out on treatment that could help them.

An NHS campaign is encouraging people from South Asian communities to seek support for common anxiety-related mental health conditions, as many continue to struggle in silence or delay seeking help due to stigma, cultural expectations or not recognising symptoms.

Mental health challenges can affect anyone yet in many South Asian families, people may minimise their symptoms, feel shame, or believe they should “just get on with it”. Conditions such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD),

Social Anxiety Disorder, Phobias, Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) and Panic Disorder are treatable, and support is available through NHS Talking Therapies, with the option to self-refer online.

NHS Talking Therapies are free, confidential and effective, and can be delivered in person, over the phone or online. Support is available in multiple South Asian languages through

multilingual therapists or confidential interpreters, ensuring people can speak comfortably in the language that feels most natural.

As part of the campaign, Dr Nighat Arif and Harmeet Kaur recently joined the hosts of Two Chickpeas in a Pod podcast, a South Asian-led show known for opening up honest, culturally grounded conversations around identity, stigma and lived experience. In their episode,

they explored the realities of anxiety conditions, the cultural pressures that often keep people silent, and the difference NHS Talking Therapies can make. They shared the following reflections:

Dr Nighat Arif, said “Most people with mental health conditions just want to be believed and rightly so. These struggles often build over years, hidden by fear, shame, or the feeling of

being ‘broken’. That’s why it’s so important to seek help early, and why NHS Talking Therapies exist so people can self-refer online and be supported by trained professionals without long delays, regardless of background or circumstance.”

Harmeet Kaur said “I still experience anxiety every day, but Talking Therapies, including CBT through the NHS, has helped me learn how to cope with it. It’s allowed me to recognise my thought patterns and understand where they come from, instead of feeling stuck in them. Talking Therapies helped me move from just surviving to actually thriving.”

Anyone who feels their mental health is affecting their daily life whether through anxiety in social situations, panic attacks, flashbacks, compulsions, phobias or distressing thoughts is encouraged to seek support.

Find out more or self-refer at nhs.uk/talk

British soldier killed in Iraq training exercise was 'devoted family man'

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A British soldier who was killed in a training exercise in northern Iraq has been remembered as "a lover of the outdoors" and "a devoted family man".

Lance Corporal James Stewart Freeman, 29, of the Royal Anglian Regiment, died on Sunday during a joint training exercise in Erbil with the US, the Ministry of Defence said.

Defence Secretary John Healey said Freeman served the country "with dedication, professionalism and pride", adding: "My thoughts are with his family, loved ones and colleagues at this devastating time."

The US Army issued a statement on Monday confirming one of its soldiers also died in the exercise. Freeman was based at Kendrew Barracks in Rutland in the East Midlands and was in Iraq as part of Operation Shader, the UK's war against the Islamic State group.

The MoD said he died in

"routine training activity".

Freeman joined the Army in 2016 and had also served in South Sudan, Cyprus, the Falklands, Jordan, Romania and Kenya.

He served as a rifleman, mortarman and machine gunner and his most recent appointment was as a Section Second in Command within the Assault

Pioneer Platoon.

"He was deeply invested in this role, pushing the capability, and always suggesting improvements to techniques, kit and equipment. He had a promising career ahead of him," the MoD said in a statement. "A lover of the outdoors, he would often go clay pigeon shooting and regularly share

stories about shooting with his dad.

"Above all, he was a devoted family man and never passed up on the opportunity to share that with his peers."

Colonel James WHM Bishop, commander of Operation Shader, said Freeman was "larger than life and magnetically charming".

"His absence leaves a profound, irreplaceable void,

and he will be missed beyond measure by everyone who had the privilege to serve alongside him."

Lieutenant Samuel Frost, an Officer Commanding, said Freeman would be "sorely missed, rightfully commemorated, and never forgotten".

"He as one of the best. His passing is a shock to the company, and his wife and daughter have my profound sympathy."

Corporal William S Thorpe also paid tribute, describing Freeman as "my best friend".

"A man who was committed to achieving any task before him to the highest standard and always professional, but also someone to talk to in confidence, either for advice or, most often, for a moan.

"I do not believe I would be where I am today without him."

Who is Khalilur Rahman, Bangladesh FM who beat Cyprus to UNGA presidency?

Desk report: Bangladeshi Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman has been elected as the 81st president of the 193-member United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). He will assume office when the UNGA session opens in September.

Rahman, who earlier held several portfolios at the UN, won the presidency after defeating Cyprus’s Ambassador Andreas Kakouris in a closely contested vote, taking the helm of the world’s most representative diplomatic body during a time of global geopolitical turmoil. Who is Khalilur Rahman?

A career diplomat, Rahman joined Bangladesh’s foreign service in 1979. He also held senior UN positions in New York and Geneva, including as the spokesperson for the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and as special adviser to the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD).

Between 1986 and 1991, he served as the first secretary at the Permanent Mission of Bangladesh to the UN.

Rahman became foreign minister in February, when the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) won the country’s first election since a student-led uprising ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in 2024.

He previously served as national security adviser and the high representative on the Rohingya issue in the interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus.

Rahman’s presidency will coincide with one of the most consequential processes on the UN calendar – the selection of Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’s successor – as his term expires at the end of this year.

“The UN will commence its ninth decade at a time when trust in our organisation is being tested on multiple fronts,” he told diplomats assembled at the UNGA as he accepted the new role. “Taken together, these challenges tend to undermine the public trust and confidence in the ability of our organisation to deliver its promises.” Guterres congratulated Rahman, saying, “Your remarkable political and diplomatic experience are a guarantee of success not only to the General Assembly but to the United Nations as a whole.”

How is the UNGA president selected?

While the presidency of the UNGA is largely ceremonial, it is also prestigious. It is the UN organ where countries large and small can speak, and it is the scene of the world’s largest annual diplomatic gathering. The UNGA president is normally chosen by acclamation, meaning member states agree on a candidate by broad consensus. If no consensus can be reached, a secret ballot is held; in that rare case, the candidate who wins a simple majority of votes becomes president.

Before this year, the last contested UNGA presidential election was in 2016, when Fijian diplomat Peter Thomson won the presidency of the 71st session in a secret ballot, defeating Cyprus’s candidate by four votes. In 2012, Serbia’s Vuk Jeremic narrowly beat Lithuania’s candidate in another secret ballot. In 1991, Saudi Arabia’s candidate, Samir Shihabi, won the presidency in a contested vote against candidates from Yemen and Papua New Guinea.

In the secret ballot, Rahman secured 99 votes, eight more than his competitor Kakouris. A total of 190 ballots were cast, with no invalid votes or abstentions.

The presidency rotates among the UN’s five regional groups, and the 81st session falls to the Asia Pacific group. Rahman will serve a one-year term starting on September 8, the UN said.

Outgoing UNGA President Annalena Baerbock, Germany’s foreign minister, highlighted how trust towards multilateralism is under growing strain.

The UN is facing “not only headwinds, but immense pressure”, with consensus increasingly difficult to achieve and defence of the UN Charter becoming “a daily necessity”.

“The role of the president of the General Assembly is no longer simply procedural,” she said.

The US administration under President Donald Trump has tried to undermine the UN system, resorting to unilateral actions to tackle complex global geopolitical issues. Washington has withdrawn from several UN organisations, such as the World Health Organization and the Human Rights Council, and cut funding to the global body.

The US president has called the UN a “talking shop”, questioning its purpose during his speech at the annual UNGA meeting last September. “The UN has such tremendous

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potential … but it’s not even coming close to living up to that potential,” he said.

What is the UNGA?

The General Assembly is the UN’s most representative body, bringing together all 193 member states, each with one vote. Its annual gathering in September in New York is the only UN forum where world leaders from all countries can speak. The UNGA controls the UN budget, adopts treaties, addresses global issues from poverty to corruption and passes numerous resolutions that, while not legally binding, almost always reflect global opinion.

The UNGA also makes key decisions for the UN, including appointing the secretary-general on the recommendation of the UN Security Council (UNSC) and electing the nonpermanent members of the council.

The coming UNGA session will open on September 8.

On Wednesday, the UNGA elected Austria, Kyrgyzstan, Portugal, Trinidad and Tobago and Zimbabwe to the 15-member UNSC for two-year terms starting on January 1, 2027.

Germany, which had lobbied hard for a seat, failed to win the UNSC seat in a major setback for Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

The council is the only UN body that can make legally binding decisions, such as imposing sanctions and authorising the use of force. It has five permanent veto-wielding members: China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

-------------------------------Starmer accuses Musk of trying to ‘whip up division’ in UK over Henry Nowak murder

Desk report: Elon Musk is “interfering in our politics” and attempting to create division, Keir Starmer has said, in a significant toughening of government language about the X owner.

The prime minister’s comments come after weeks of posts by Musk on his social media platform about the murder of Henry Nowak, many of which have used far-right themes and talking points.

Starmer met Nowak’s family at Downing Street on Thursday to discuss a response to the actions of Hampshire police, who arrested the 18-year-old student as he lay dying from stab wounds after a false accusation of racist abuse by

the killer. He said after the meeting that he had been “profoundly humbled” and promised to take “whatever action is required to right the wrongs in this case”.

Speaking in West Yorkshire earlier in the day, where he met mayors from English regions, Starmer said Britain needed to “assert who we are” as “reasonable, tolerant people”.

He also praised the Labour MP Jess Asato, who is taking legal action against Musk’s xAI company after saying its Grok tool had helped a user produce fake sexualised pictures of her, part of a wave of images that flooded X earlier this year.

In a claim submitted to the high court in London, Asato said xAI – now a subsidiary of SpaceX, which also owns X – had breached laws connected to data protection and the misuse of private information. Asato has said that as well as creating images of her in a bikini, Grok produced a video showing her “being chloroformed and prepared for a sexual assault”.

“Jess Asato is absolutely right in the action she is taking. Disgusting images were created, in her particular case by Grok,” said Starmer, who has warned Musk’s company it would face drastic regulatory action if it did not stop the flow of sexualised images, some of which featured children. Starmer said: “I am really pleased that we took Grok on a few months ago, because that is the fight we should be in, taking on some of these platforms providers [and] some of these disgusting images, really disgusting. We won that.

“But Jess is right, she is a parliamentarian. I am 100% behind the action that she has taken. We also need to assert who we are as a country, because Musk again has been interfering in our politics in the last few days, trying to whip up division. That is not who we are in Britain.

“In Britain we are reasonable, tolerant people. When we have a terrible case like Henry’s case, Henry Nowak, we react calmly, as his family has done. When it comes to disgusting images on Grok, we take Grok on and fight, because that’s who we are as a country.”

The Hampshire Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file officers, has suspended its social media platforms after “serious threats” against its members. It said: “We had a sudden surge in online trolls and AI going through all platforms trying to find any information they could

about our members, with a view to threatening their safety.

“This is unacceptable. The safety and security of our members is our first priority. Misidentified officers have been forced to leave their homes and had serious threats made against their life.”

Musk is a regular poster of ethnonationalist content, and is a strong supporter of Restore Britain, the far-right party set up by Rupert Lowe, a former Reform UK MP.

Speaking later, Starmer’s spokesperson did not specify any particular posts from Musk that had raised concern. It was understood to be based more on the overall tone of his content, particularly over the Nowak case.

In recent weeks Musk has repeatedly argued that the case of Nowak, who was arrested by police as he lay dying from stab wounds inflicted by Vickrum Digwa, shows the UK is biased against white people.

Numerous posts on X by other users have falsely identified two Hampshire officers, one of whom has left the force, as being involved in Nowak’s arrest, with the former officer being forced to go into hiding.

Starmer’s spokesperson said this type of misinformation was a matter for Ofcom, the media regulator. They said neither the prime minister nor the government had plans to stop posting on X.

Kemi Badenoch, the Conservative leader, also met Nowak’s mother, father and stepmother on Thursday. She wrote: “Henry’s family do not want anger to tear communities apart. They are a family who have friends across faith and race, and so did Henry. His family want his memory to help bring our society together.”

The police watchdog is examining the conduct of the officers who handcuffed Nowak after he had been fatally stabbed by 23-year-old Digwa. They had gone to the scene in Southampton after Digwa falsely claimed he had been racially abused and attacked by Nowak.

Eleven police officers and one police dog were injured on Tuesday night after crowds including far-right agitators attacked officers in Southampton in what was billed as a protest about Nowak’s death and his treatment by police.