NewsUK NewsHampshire PoliceKeir Starmer has said he “felt sick” watching footage of police handcuffing student Henry Nowak as he lay dying, and that there are “serious questions” to answer about the case00:05, 03 Jun 2026Henry Nowak was 18 years old, kind and hardworking, with his whole life ahead of him. He died in handcuffs while an officer told him he had not been stabbed.‌Nothing can bring him back. But his family deserve the full truth about how he was failed, and they deserve it quickly. The IOPC investigation must be thorough, transparent and urgent.‌His killer has been jailed for a minimum of 21 years. That is justice of a kind. But it is not the whole story. Henry's father has asked that his son's murder not be used to create hatred or division.‌That wish should be respected by every politician, commentator and keyboard warrior who has sought to exploit this family's grief. Henry deserves better than to become anyone's political banner. He deserves the truth. And he deserves to be remembered for who he was - not for what others have tried to make his death mean.This Government recognises the scale of dentist shortageThe expansion of dental school places is a major breakthrough for the Mirror’s Dentists for All campaign and an important sign that this Government understands the scale of the NHS oral healthcare crisis.‌For too long, millions have struggled to get an appointment, while some desperate patients have been driven to pulling out their own teeth.New training places in areas long abandoned could help thousands finally get access to treatment and encourage young clinicians to build careers in communities left behind.But this must only be the beginning. Ministers now need to match this progress with long-term funding and reform of the broken NHS system, driving professionals away from the service. Patients deserve care they can actually access when they need it.Article continues belowSpeed recovery, King KennyOnly Sir Kenny Dalglish could accidentally reveal his cancer diagnosis on social media and still make the nation smile with a joke about his “useless technology skills”.The Liverpool legend’s warmth, humour and dignity shine through even in difficult times. Mirror readers and football fans stand firmly behind ‘King Kenny’ and wish him a full and speedy recovery.Voice of the MirrorThe leading comment of the Daily Mirror and the Sunday Mirror.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌NHSKenny DalglishHampshire PoliceDentist