Hugo Gye
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247 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 16 Jul
Hugo Gye’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So there's a risk for reform after a year or more of really dominating British politics.
It's now being squeezed on all sides.
Potential Labour revival under Andy Burnham, let's see.
Potential conservative revival, and a threat on the right, which they've never had before.
Only Nigel Farage's life is looking quite a bit trickier than it was.
Henry died on the third of December last year, but the police body cam footage of his final moments has only just been released after the conclusion of his murderer's trial.
Hugo Jai is a British political correspondent for The Economist.
Some figures on the British right have compared the way he was treated by police to the death of George Floyd, which sparked the Black Lives Matter movement in twenty twenty.
The police have apologised for the way that Henry was treated as he was dying, but nonetheless the case has attracted national attention and become a major political talking point this week.
That's right.
On Tuesday night, protests led by the far right agitator Tommy Robinson in Southampton started peacefully but ended with violence.
A number of protesters were arrested for attacking riot police and there are fears that these protests could continue in the coming days.
Let's wind back a little bit just to understand what
So Henry was walking home from the pub after a night out when he encountered Vikram Digwa.
The two men became involved in some sort of altercation.
Digwer, who is Sikh and carries a ceremonial dagger that some Sikhs use as a sign of their faith, then pulled the weapon out of its sheath and used it to stab Henry multiple times.
His brother then called the police and said that they had been the victims of a racist attack, which wasn't true, and the police, therefore, when they arrived, treated Henry as the perpetrator.
And in the footage you can hear Vikram Digwa claiming that he was the victim, that he'd been attacked and talking about his supposed injuries.
For at least the first few minutes of this, the police accepted Digwa's account and treated Novak as the suspect, though the judge in the case clarified in his sentence and remarks he was sure that Henry had not in fact said anything racist or attacked Digwa in the way that the murderer initially claimed.
Digwar has now been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of twenty one years after being convicted of murder.
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