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Keir Starmer says Nigel Farage is using Henry Nowak's death to stir anger, going against the family's explicit wishes for calm. The Labour leader condemned the Reform UK boss for calling for 'pure, cold rage' after Nowak died. The Prime Minister also urged people to do serious work, not be angry, following Farage's appeal.
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