Henry Nowak's killer appeals conviction and sentence

Henry Nowak's killer appeals conviction and sentenceImage source, Hampshire and Isle of Wight ConstabularyImage caption, Vickrum Digwa was jailed for life with a minimum term of 21 years for Henry Nowak's murderPublished6 minutes agoThe man who murdered student Henry Nowak is seeking to appeal against his conviction and sentence, the Court of Appeal has confirmed.Vickrum Digwa was jailed for life with a minimum of 21 years in June after fatally stabbing the 18-year-old in Southampton last December.The sentence has already been referred to the Court of Appeal as "unduly lenient" by the Solicitor General, Ellie Reeves.But on Friday, the court confirmed Digwa is seeking to appeal against his conviction and sentence.Get in touchDo you have a story BBC Hampshire & Isle of Wight should cover?Contact formContact formYou can follow BBC Hampshire & Isle of Wight on Facebook, external, X (Twitter), external, or Instagram, external. Related topicsHampshire & Isle of WightSouthamptonMore on this storyMan admits violent disorder at Henry Nowak protestPublished9 JuneSikh group calls for inquiry into Henry Nowak deathPublished8 JuneHenry Nowak deserves legacy that goes beyond tragedy, says PMPublished5 JuneWoman falsely identified as officer in Nowak case 'scared for safety'Published4 JuneStarmer accuses Musk of trying to whip up division over Henry Nowak murderPublished4 JuneHenry Nowak murder: What we know about how the events unfoldedPublished3 June