Calls Intensify for George Cross Award to Nottingham Stabbing Victim Grace O'Malley-Kumar

The parents and MPs advocate for posthumous recognition of Grace O'Malley-Kumar's bravery during a fatal attack as she attempted to save a friend.

Grace O'Malley-Kumar, a 19-year-old medical student, was fatally stabbed while trying to protect her friend from an attacker in Nottingham.
Her parents and several MPs are pushing for her to be awarded the George Cross, the highest civilian honor for bravery in the UK.
The attack, which resulted in the deaths of three people, was described as brutal by prosecutors, with much of it captured on CCTV.
Grace's actions have been hailed as selfless and courageous, with her family hoping the award will ensure her heroism is remembered.
The George Cross is typically recommended by the Prime Minister for acts of extreme courage and heroism in dangerous circumstances.