This is The Guardian.

Some people are just not leaving the house.

People are telling their members of their family who wear turban not to leave the house.

End this divisive practice of two-tier policing. I'm really shocked that he pretends to have respect for Henry's family.

Something has shifted in the past two years now where they are attacking the police.

We know that there are disparities in the criminal justice system.

The data is very clear that disparities are against people of color.

From the Guardians today in Focus, this is the latest with me, Lucy Hoff.

There's been appalling riots in Southampton in the wake of the sentencing of the killer of Henry Novak, a young student who was murdered in Southampton in December of last year.

Amnamedan, you're our Community Affairs correspondent.

I mean, obviously,

the circumstances of this are appalling. The violence, I think, was triggered by the sentencing of his killer on Monday and the subsequent release of footage of the policing around that murder.

I mean, the footage is horrifying. We should start there before we come

on to last night's riots. It's an extremely difficult video to watch. It's completely harrowing.

This story, first and foremost, is about the murder of an 18-year-old boy. And I'm not surprised

that the video has sparked so much anger there are parallels to other deaths in custody

both in the UK and abroad

and it's quite shocking to have a teenager

say over and over again that he can't breathe

and that not being met with a proper response

what's happened to you right not being met with a proper response.

What's happened to you, right?

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