Jo Cox’s murder in Leeds in June 2016 shocked the nation. For the first time in since the 1990, when Ian Gow was killed by the IRA, a sitting British MP was brutally murdered for doing their job. There were 26 years between those two tragic incidents, and now British politics is left facing a second deadly attack in five years. But what steps can we possibly take to ensure that this violence ends?
"Layla Moran, MP of Oxford West and Abingdon, cost taxpayers £173,665.94, spending £130,072.44 on staffing, £21,093.07 on accommodation, £18,110.94 on office costs, £2,487.71 on staff travel and £1,901.78 on MP travel."
Anneliese Dodds, the shadow chancellor and MP for Oxford
East, has been accused of “sitting on the fence” after avoiding stating whether
the Labour Party supports...