U.K. may review 21-year sentence in case where stabbed teen was arrested after killer claimed he was victim

The U.K. Prime Minister expressed deep distress over the case of Henry Nowak, a teen fatally stabbed and then falsely arrested as the victim. The government is now considering reviewing the 21-year sentence of the actual killer, who claimed self-defense. This case has sparked significant public outrage and calls for justice reform, highlighting the need for a thorough review of legal and procedural practices to prevent such miscarriages of justice in the future. The implications could lead to broader changes in how self-defense claims are evaluated and prosecuted.