Channel 4 re-aired an anger-inducing episode of 24 Hours in Police Custody last night (December 16). In an episode, which originally aired back in 2021, viewers watched on in disgust as the story of Paul Jenner's death unfolded.

The shocking programme shed a light on male victims of domestic abuse - a subject sadly often overlooked - as Sherry Naidoo's repeated assaults on her partner resulted in tragedy.

The episode saw the police called to the scene of an attack on a man left badly injured at a home in Bedfordshire, which later turned out to be Naidoo's partner, Paul. The victim was transferred to hospital where he received urgent treatment for brain trauma after suffering two bleeds to the brain.

Paul Jenner was assaulted by his girlfriend Sherry Naidoo, which led to his eventual death 12 days later.

Paul had hoped that Naidoo would reform after previously serving six months in prison for grievous bodily harm against him. However, the abuse continued - sadly resulting in the loss of his life.

At Luton police HQ, where the show is located, investigating officer Alicia Lawrence revealed that she recognised the man as the victim of a previous assault. It was then revealed that the officer had previously worked on trying to get Paul to admit what had happened - but he refused.