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Tristan Kirk

Angela Rayner ‘afraid to leave home’ after she was blamed for Sir David Amess death

Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner speaks during Prime Minister’s Questions (House of Commons/PA)

(Picture: PA Wire)

Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner broke down in tears and was left scared to leave the house after she was blamed for the killing of Conservative MP Sir David Amess, a court heard.

The Labour politician’s office received three phone messages from 53-year-old Stuart Kelly in the wake of the deadly attack on Sir David at a constituency surgery last October.

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