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"I don't think the police have just gone to the woke manual." @GilesCoren delivers heated rant on the "politicisation" of Henry Nowak's death.

Robert Jenrick accuses Kemi Badenoch of politicising the murder of Henry Nowak. Anna Mikhailova | Robert Jenrick

Henry Nowak’s last moments as he’s arrested while dying leaves Kate McCann in tears. “For that to be the last thing that you hear…I just think that’s unforgivable.” Kate McCann | Stig Abell

Patrick Maguire winces over Starmer’s failed PMQs call and response. “They’re not willing to join in. They’re all looking up returns from Euston to Wigan so they can get a selfie with Andy Burnham.” Patrick Maguire | Hugo Rifkind

"A lot of people here think Rupert Lowe is on the brink of at least a coalition government." The Times’s @KatyBalls explains why Rupert Lowe has become a surprising talking point among MAGA and how his online profile is helping fuel speculation about his political future.

Keir Starmer should rip up Ed Miliband’s “unnecessary” net zero agenda, Tony Blair tells #TimesRadio. “It’s not that I'm a climate denier, but it's just coming to terms with this reality.” Calum Macdonald

"How can it be fair to cite immigration as a factor?" Times Radio's John Pienaar challenges Reform's Danny Kruger on the claim that Henry Nowak's murder was a result of "mass immigration". John Pienaar | Danny Kruger

Reform will exploit the murder of Henry Nowak “for all it’s worth”, says Times Radio’s Andrew Neil. “This is a huge story with huge political ramifications.” @AFNeil | Kate McCann

Andrew Neil tears into Starmer as the “Mandy files” revelations deepen. “Those who think Starmer is simply ill-equipped to be prime minister, well, they’ll have their view confirmed.” Andrew Neil

Henry Nowak’s family have called for all knife exemptions to be revoked, says The Times's Southwest and Countryside correspondent Will Humphries. “They weren't drawn into, or didn't mention explicitly religions or faiths, but they just said anyone shouldn't be allowed to do that.”

“We would like to explore twinning with a Palestinian town.” The new Green mayor of Lewisham Liam Shrivastava tells #TimesRadio he is “very keen” to show solidarity with the people of Palestine.

“He talks about values, but I think what Londoners value is not being mugged, not being raped by a serving police officer.” CEO of Palantir UK Louis Mosley says London Mayor Sadiq Khan is “putting politics over public safety” by blocking the tech firm’s deal with the Met Police.

“There’s enough fury in politics at the moment.” Discussing the reaction to the murder of Henry Nowak, The Times's @J_amesMarriott says that politicians should resist the pressure to inflame public anger before the facts are fully established. Charlotte Ivers | @HugoRifkind

The police are “frightened” to handle race-related crimes objectively following the tragic murder of student Henry Nowak, Reform UK crime adviser Colin Sutton tells Andrew Neil on Times Radio. He says ‘two-tier policing’ is leaving the public exposed. Andrew Neil Colin Sutton 🇬🇧🩵

Nicola Sturgeon and Peter Murrell should not have been married and leading the SNP, former SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford tells Times Radio. @BlackfordIan1 | Calum Macdonald

“He has used the religion to mask and hide and defend him in an indefensible crime.” Sikh Federation adviser Jas Singh says Henry Nowak’s killer Vickrum Digwa has abused Sikh beliefs to justify his actions and the community has condemned the crime “in the strongest terms”.

“A flow of money is going to go through Russia?” “Yes but Stig you’re trying to set this out in a really absolutist way.” Chief secretary to the Treasury Lucy Rigby defends the government’s decision to water down sanctions on Russian oil. Stig Abell | Kate McCann

Lesson learned: never ask Andrew Neil for a higher tip! “I called the owner later that night, and he was fired in the morning.” Stig Abell | Kate McCann

The Labour Party hasn’t come up with a new idea since the leadership contest started, says Times Radio’s Andrew Neil. “There is no battle of ideas.” Andrew Neil | Kate McCann