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What happened to Jo Cox’s killer as cyclists ride in MPs memory

Jo Cox was elected to Parliament in May 2015 but was savagely murdered just over a year later by neo-Nazi Thomas Mair while on her way to a constituency surgery

Daily Mirror

Former Tory leadership hopeful Penny Mordaunt receives chilling death threat

Police launched an investigation after a letter threatening to kill Penny Mordaunt and her family was sent to her constituency office in Portsmouth

Daily Mirror

Record number of cyclists take part in 288-mile ride to remember Jo Cox

The Jo Cox Way event was started in 2016 by North Yorkshire businessman and keen cyclist Sarfraz Mian.

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Geocaching, the real-world treasure hunt game for the smartphone age

Hidden within a tree hollow is a small capsule. Within is a tiny scroll with hundreds of signatures and dates. This is geocaching, an outdoor treasure-hunting game.

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Jess Phillips spoke to Jo Cox’s family before meeting man who attacked office

The Birmingham Yardley MP spoke at Glastonbury Festival.

The Independent UK

Far-right Britain First candidate running in by-election near murdered MP's constituency

Ashlea Simon will be standing for Britain First in the upcoming Wakefield by-election which is just seven miles from Batley which was the constituency where murdered Labour Party MP Jo Cox worked until her death at the hands of a far-right extremist

Daily Mirror

Tory MP told 'I hope you get cancer and suffer in agony' in 'sick' abusive email

Peter Bone read out the e-mail in the Commons on the sixth anniversary of Labour MP Jo Cox's murder - as he condemned the 'sick' element of society that sends abuse

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Expert warns of 'Lone wolf' British neo-Nazi threat in UK

'Their ability to achieve their aims by violence is virtually nil. But that doesn’t mean that the threat of neo-Nazism and fascist activism more generally has gone away'

Wales Online

British neo-Nazi threat ‘remains high’ after demise of banned group NA

Professor Matthew Feldman said society should remain vigilant to ‘lone wolf’ attacks despite the successful dismantling of National Action.

The Independent UK

Founder of neo-Nazi group National Action jailed for eight-and-a-half years

Alex Davies was last month found guilty of being a member of the organisation after it was banned on December 16 2016.

The Independent UK

Record number of schoolchildren on anti-terrorism course to stop them becoming Neo-Nazis

The Home Office stats raise fears of a fresh generation of fanatics like Thomas Mair – the maniac serving life for killing MP Jo Cox in Birstall, West Yorks, in 2016

Daily Mirror

Steph’s Packed Lunch: Ex-MP reveals she had to Google ‘where to buy stab vest’ leaving host Denise Van Outen stunned

‘Unfortunately, because a lot of politicians aren’t particularly well-liked, you don’t get the level of support from the general public that maybe others in frontline services like doctors or police officers would get’

Liverpool Echo

My sister was killed for being an MP – still, violent threats are seen as ‘going with the job’

Now an MP myself, I see politicians and their staff who every day are subjected to an avalanche of hatred and intimidation, says Kim Leadbeater, MP for Batley and Spen

The Guardian - UK

Democracy is in danger because of threats to MPs, warns sister of murdered Jo Cox

After the murders of Jo Cox and Sir David Amess, Jo's sister Kim Leadbeater joins forces with dozens of fellow MPs to highlight the abuse, deaths threats and intimidation they still face

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The Guardian - UK

Culture wars ‘deeply dangerous’, Warsi warns at Jo Cox event

Speaking at memorial lecture, former Tory chair says what defines a nation is ‘deeper than flags and fanfare’

The Guardian - UK

From Michael Foot’s ‘donkey jacket’ to Barnard Castle beer … inside the People’s History Museum

The Manchester museum owns 60,000 objects tracing Britain’s political history, including a pike from Peterloo and Andy Burnham’s jacket. Now it’s up for a £100,000 prize

Daily Record

Scots pensioner to stand trial accused of threatening Nicola Sturgeon

William Curtis is also charged with being involved in the assault and abduction of a sheriff.

Wales Online

Welsh morning headlines: News, coronavirus and sport as Joe Biden accuses Putin of 'genocide'

Biden had previously said he believed Russia's actions were not genocide, just "war crimes"

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Homegrown terrorist to be jailed for Sir David Amess murder

Jurors spent just 18 minutes in retirement before delivering verdict

The Independent UK

Homegrown terrorist to be jailed for murdering veteran MP Sir David Amess

Ali Harbi Ali was convicted of murder and preparing terrorist acts at the Old Bailey.

The Guardian - UK

Prime minister pays tribute to Sir David Amess after killer convicted

Politicians call for focus to be put on slain MP’s life and work – rather than on deeds of his murderer

The Independent UK

Sir David Amess killer will ‘rot in jail and die in ignominy’

Brendan Cox, the widower of murdered MP Jo Cox, spoke out after the conviction of Ali Harbi Ali.

The Independent UK

Jo Cox murder trial ‘helped build strong case’ against second MP killer in five years

Director of Public Prosecutions Max Hill QC reflected on the murders of two MPs in five years as Ali Harbi Ali was brought to justice.

The Guardian - AU

Here be trolls: New Zealand’s female politicians battle rising tide of misogyny

Led by Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand women are entering uncharted territory in politics – and encountering increasing levels of abuse

The Independent UK

Victims of extremism urged to share experiences to help UK tackle terror

A call for evidence has been launched that will help shape the Government’s response to extremism.

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