Former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie has criticised Prime Minister Keir Starmer over plans to meet the family of Henry Nowak at Number 10, arguing that the meeting risks placing the grieving family in the national spotlight. MacKenzie questions whether the Prime Minister’s approach is appropriate, suggesting that a private visit to the family’s home area in Southampton would have been a more sensitive way to offer support and hear their concerns.

The comments come amid growing public attention surrounding the circumstances of Henry Nowak’s death and the ongoing legal process examining the actions of the authorities. With a full jury inquest scheduled to take place next year, questions continue to be raised about whether delays in the response of emergency services and police played a role in the tragic outcome. The case has attracted significant media coverage and prompted calls for accountability and reform.

During the discussion, MacKenzie argues that politicians should be careful not to turn personal tragedies into public political moments, while supporters of the meeting may view it as an important opportunity for the family to raise their concerns directly with the country’s leadership.

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