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Mother of Nottingham stabbing victim Barnaby Webber says 'difficult discussions' need to be had in Britain as she questions why her son's killing wasn't treated as racism in wake of Henry Nowak murder
Barnaby Webber was stabbed in Nottingham, and his mother is urging Britain to address difficult discussions around racism, questioning why his killing was not labeled as racist like the Henry Nowak murder. She highlights disparities in how racial motivations are recognized in such cases.
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