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Hello there, I'm Alicia McCarthy, and this is today in Parliament from BBC Radio 4 for Wednesday the 3rd of June,

where the Prime Minister criticises Nigel Farage over his response to the murder of 18-year-old Henry Novak.

We must not allow this tragedy to be hijacked by anyone who seeks to divide us.

But the reform UK leader demands Kier Stama takes action.

End this divisive practice of two-tier policing and make sure that all British citizens are

treated the same.

Also on this programme, a former minister hits out at the government as MPs continue to

debate the Mandelson files.

And a minister reckons the government is going to have to get tough to tackle

childhood obesity. That is not going to happen by accident. It's not going to happen by any

colleagues being a bit in fact used colourful language, Lily Lived. But first, the Prime Minister

has accused the reform UK leader Nigel Farage of exploiting the death of Henry Novak to create

grievance and division. The 18-year-old student was handcuffed and arrested while he lay dying

after being stabbed. His killer, Vikram Digwa, had falsely accused him of racism.

Nigel Farage had suggested that the British public react with pure, cold rage to the actions

of the police.

At the start of Prime Minister's questions, Sakeer Stama paid tribute to Henry.

He was clearly a kind and thoughtful and much-loved young man.

He acknowledged there were serious questions to answer about the police's actions.

Last night, 11 officers were injured in protests about the handling of the incident,

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