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On 1 June 2026, shortly after the sentencing of Henry Nowak\u2019s murderer, the man who is touted to be our next prime minister put out a statement: \u201cToday\u2019s revelations will further damage people\u2019s confidence in our political system.\u201d It will, I predict, come to be regarded as shocking that Andy Burnham could speak of \u201ctoday\u2019s revelations\u201d and mean, and assume that everyone else would understand, not the horror of Nowak\u2019s murder, but another round of Mandelson rigmarole. Nothing could better demonstrate what Tony Blair, in his recent essay, called a \u201cpolitics bubble\u201d \u2014 a blinkered, superficial clique of which Burnham, for all his anti-Westminster posturing, is very much a part.<\/p>\n

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But soon enough it became obvious, even within the bubble, that Nowak was not just a murdered teenager but a moment<\/i>, a moment demanding a response. After days of trying to quell the situation, Sir Keir Starmer has hosted the Nowak family at Downing Street. Yet the response so far has generally been half-baked. There are vague references to avoiding \u201cdivision\u201d, indistinguishable from what came in the wake of Manchester and Southport. There seems to be no effort whatsoever to grapple with the \u2014 admittedly difficult \u2014 facts of the case. Nigel Farage has been met with incoherent screeching. It is seriously suggested that his call for \u201cpure, cold rage\u201d somehow \u201cincited\u201d yobs to hurl bins at discombobulated bobbies. \u201cEleven police officers were injured during unrest in Southampton last night\u201d, said James O\u2019Brien: \u201cis that cold enough for you?\u201d One wonders what he thinks \u201ccold\u201d means. Starmer called Farage\u2019s \u201cappeal for rage\u2026 unforgivable\u201d, but he feels angry all the time. The Mandelson rigmarole made him \u201cabsolutely furious\u201d. Does the murder of Nowak make him furious? Does it not fill him with pure, cold rage? <\/p>\n

The bubble\u2019s response is awash with deflection and denial. Their Hail Mary is that we all have goldfish memories, or that we will have the good graces to forget the events of the past six years. \u201cBeware those cunningly politicising people\u2019s pain,\u201d said Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi MP. In 2020 he wrote that \u201cwe cannot allow #GeorgeFloyd to become merely another statistic, but need structural change to ensure a better society for all\u201d. Not only do calls for \u201cstructural change\u201d now fall on deaf ears: you are guilty of \u201csowing division\u201d or \u201cpoliticising pain\u201d if you dare to make them.<\/p>\n

The government\u2019s effort to cast \u201ctwo-tier policing\u201d as a crankish conspiracy theory also rests on some forlorn hope of collective amnesia. In 2020, it was unilaterally decreed that the police should junk color-blindness as an ideal. They were foolhardy enough to put this in writing: \u201cOur commitment to racial equity\u2026 does not mean treating everyone \u2018the same\u2019 or being \u2018color blind\u2019.\u201d Shabana Mahmood recently had to intervene to ensure that the sentencing guidelines would not grant special leniency to ethnic minorities. Now they have the temerity to say that the very notion of two-tier justice is a far-Right fantasy, that the only reason anybody in Britain believes it is Elon Musk. I have always disliked that voguish and overused term, \u201cgaslighting\u201d: gaslighting is simply lying, and usually bad lying at that. The \u201cpolitics bubble\u201d response to Nowak\u2019s murder, their flat-out denial of two-tier policing, isn\u2019t making us question our own sanity. We are only questioning theirs.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

It has become the standard position of the \u201cpolitics bubble\u201d that now is not a good time to speak about the Nowak murder. This is the gist of Starmer\u2019s response to Farage, and of the calls from various quarters against \u201cpoliticizing\u201d something that is, apparently, otherwise non-political. It is deemed improper or uncivil to try to draw any lessons from it at all. Instead we are told that the tragedy should not be \u201cpoliticized\u201d because this would be disrespecting the wishes of a grieving family. What kind of sick person would do that? Only \u201cscum\u201d, wrote Dan Hodges \u2014 a rather divisive word. Drawing a leaf from this book, Robert Peston asked Farage: \u201cWhy does the family of Henry Nowak mean nothing to you?\u201d The strategy has ascended now to the highest level, to be limply deployed by the prime minister at PMQs. Rage, Starmer declared: that is Farage\u2019s \u201cresponse to a father who\u2019s lost his son and asked for that not to happen\u201d.<\/p>\n

The strategy is selective. We have heard much in recent days about \u201cexploiting\u201d and \u201cweaponizing\u201d: the bubble is exploiting and weaponizing people\u2019s compassion. They are demanding that total deference be paid to the wishes \u2014 or, rather, what they purport to be the wishes \u2014 of a family that has been through unspeakable anguish. But no such deference has ever been paid to the family of Rhiannon Whyte, stabbed to death with a screwdriver by an asylum seeker in 2024. Her grieving mother has said that Starmer has \u201cblood on his hands\u201d; her message, that we should stop the boats, remains unheeded. Sir David Amess MP was murdered by an Islamist extremist in 2021. His daughter has been repeatedly appealing to Downing Street for a public inquiry. Starmer still has not commissioned one: Katie Amess says he has \u201cjust ignored us\u201d.<\/p>\n

If the wishes of grieving families risk posing any challenge to the status quo, then they are ignored; if they fit the agenda, then they can be indulged. Recent years have seen a spate of \u201c[victim\u2019s name] Laws\u201d, kneejerk responses to heart-wrenching tragedies, usually ill-conceived. Martyn\u2019s Law, named after a victim of the Manchester arena bombing, is costing businesses billions, and does nothing to address the actual cause of the attack. It is not hard to see why these laws sail through parliament; who would dare set themselves against a dead child? These quick fixes duck thorny questions about immigration, integration, and crime, and bring governments back into their comfort zone: burdening businesses with statutory obligations and red tape. These laws, like the mawkish appeals now to the wishes of Nowak\u2019s family, are examples of what Madeleine Grant calls \u201ctweeslop\u201d, a \u201cmobilization of the British people\u2019s worst instincts for sentimentality and self-congratulation\u201d. It is, we might say, the British vice.<\/p>\n

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The bubble repeats ad nauseam a single sentence from the statement given outside the court by Nowak\u2019s father. It is the only part of his remarks which has garnered attention: \u201cWe do not want his death to be used to create further division, hatred or tension.\u201d The statement as a whole, however, makes perfectly clear that the Nowak family does think the murder has a political dimension. In fact it strays quite close, in places, to talk of two-tier policing, dwelling on the difference between the police\u2019s treatment of Digwa and of Nowak. In calling for \u201cstronger action\u201d on the \u201cownership and carrying of all<\/i> knives\u201d, it seems to suggest removing the legal exemptions given to religious Sikhs. The family urges a \u201ccommon sense approach to law and order\u201d: \u201ccommon sense\u201d always was, in ordinary parlance, the antithesis to \u201cwoke\u201d.<\/p>\n

But let us suppose for a moment that the Nowak family really did want the murder to be kept out of \u201cpolitics\u201d altogether. Of course we must feel sympathy for a grieving family; but sympathy cannot be our only <\/i>feeling. Victims\u2019 families do not have a monopoly on our response to a crime. It is wrong to suggest that a grieving family ought to dictate the parameters of public conversation. To grant them such a thing would be to dissolve a foundational premise of our criminal law. Crimes are not just crimes against a person or a person\u2019s family: they are crimes against the crown, breaches of the king\u2019s peace, attacks on the very fabric of society, attacks against us all. There is a good reason that the case which convicted Nowak\u2019s murderer is R. <\/i>v. Digwa, rather than The Nowak Family v. Digwa.<\/p>\n

These appeals to the supposed wishes of the Nowak family rest on the old logic of the clan. Someone from Family X kills someone from Family Y; then Family Y determines how to respond. The patriarch of Family Y, in the Nowak case, has issued (what is held to be) his definitive response; now the rest of us ought to quiet down and move on. This seems to be the government\u2019s position. But, to put it bluntly, that is not how we do things. It is not how we have done things since the very early Middle Ages. Our systems of criminal justice moved past the feud a long time ago. We moved past it when the family or the clan forfeited its traditional monopoly; when it came to accept, in other words, that any crime is inherently political, that everyone else in society has an interest in punishing and preventing it.<\/p>\n

We know, of course, that not all cultures work this way. The logic of the clan and the feud predominate in many parts of the world. It is especially important to reject the clan logic in this instance, because that very logic was at play in the murder of Nowak. The family of Vickrum Digwa embodies the alternative theory of justice which England overcame long ago. Crime, for the Digwa family, really wasnon-political. Finding their son committing a murder \u2014 catching him red-handed \u2014 they felt no higher obligation to the state, to the crown, to the king\u2019s peace, to British society. The mother hid the weapon. The brother spun a cover story. Even after Digwa\u2019s conviction, they shouted at Nowak\u2019s family in court. They resented that the case had ever got to court. Perhaps they thought the murder ought to have remained a private, family matter.<\/p>\n

These appeals to the wishes of families are appeals to clan logic; and if clan logic is now infiltrating wider British society, it makes sense that it should do so via emotional manipulation, to which Britain is so susceptible. The appeals are designed to banish avoidable events from the realm of the political: that is the plain meaning of \u201cpoliticize\u201d as a verb of disapproval. They turn human tragedies into acts of God, about which nothing can be done save a sigh and a sob. The British mainstream has always liked to tut at those Right-wing Americans who traffic in \u201cthoughts and prayers\u201d after every school shooting. But the \u201cpolitics bubble\u201d could hardly be clearer: there is to be no talk of radically overhauling the police, of abolishing \u201ctwo-tier\u201d justice, of restoring an older, liberal ideal of treating people as individuals rather than members of groups, of defining anti-racism in terms of color-blindness. There is, in the \u201cpolitics bubble\u201d, supposed to be no political talk at all. \u201cThoughts and prayers\u201d are reassuringly inert and inoffensive. \u201cThoughts and prayers\u201d are what they\u2019re after. But \u201cthoughts and prayers\u201d do not meet the moment. And they will not spare other families from the devastation that has torn through Henry Nowak\u2019s. <\/p>\n

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