and i said and said, oh, jo jo cox. and i said, oh, it's jo jo cox.ight have heard about and you might have heard about an event. no, kim, i an event. no no, no, kim, i don't watch the news. it's too depressing. i remember that conversation really? claire's a lovely the lovely bloke. stayed at the garage getting garage and remember getting in my and then my car, driving home, and then the sort of quite the rest is sort of quite a blur. i haven't revisited it very much, haven't had any counselling, make sure counselling, so let's make sure this into a therapy this doesn't turn into a therapy session and i guess since that day i have just tried to put one foot in front of the other to keep going, mainly for my parents and mainly forjo's children, but also as you say, for everybody else who was affected by jo's murder. and that's a heck of a lot of people and colleagues , people in our and colleagues, people in our local area whose lives were changed forever . and just to try changed forever. and just to try and show that when the worst possible things d

and i said and said, oh, jo jo cox. and i said, oh, it's jo jo cox.ight have heard about and you might have heard about an event. no, kim, i an event. no no, no, kim, i don't watch the news. it's too depressing. i remember that conversation really? claire's a lovely the lovely bloke. stayed at the garage getting garage and remember getting in my and then my car, driving home, and then the sort of quite the rest is sort of quite a blur. i haven't revisited it very much, haven't had any counselling, make sure counselling, so let's make sure this into a therapy this doesn't turn into a therapy session and i guess since that day i have just tried to put one foot in front of the other to keep going, mainly for my parents and mainly forjo's children, but also as you say, for everybody else who was affected by jo's murder. and that's a heck of a lot of people and colleagues , people in our and colleagues, people in our local area whose lives were changed forever . and just to try changed forever. and just to try and show that when the worst possible things d

jo cox was fatally shot and stabbed as she made her way to a surgery . west yorkshire and recently, of course, sir david amess was stabbed to death as he constituency constituents at a surgery in south end. now speaking to own gloria de piero in an interview that airs exclusively on gb news this sunday, virginia crosbie mp reveals she wears a stab vest now to protect herself. here's what , she said. i have what, she said. i have surgeries. i do face to face surgeries. i do face to face surgeries where i wear a stab jacket. obviously, following the murder of david amess and also have i have security protection as well. and i think it's important that i have direct contact with my constituents . contact with my constituents. and unfortunately, this is this is one of the things that i have to do to in to ensure that i, i can actually do the job that i was elected to do. well, i'm delighted to say that we're joined now live virginia from joined now live by virginia from college green just outside parliament and thank you so much for making the time us this f

and yeah, and prior to that, jo cox . so, you know, that, jo cox. so, you know, feeling is a very strong amongst mps and actually perhaps understandably so although it is remarkable that a murder of a of parliament that was inspired by let's be frank about it, radical islamic terrorism was then talked about as if it inspired by mean tweets . so it is a very by mean tweets. so it is a very peculiar thought process that seems to have taken place in the aftermath of that assassination , john. but let's move to one final issue today, because boris johnson has signed a book deal. we don't know when the publication date will be, but what do you expect is going to be within sort of tell all autobiography . be within sort of tell all autobiography. i is going to be robust . i'm autobiography. i is going to be robust. i'm disappointed books. it's prince harry. it's really it's i mean , one could only hope it's i mean, one could only hope that there's some insight into partygate and what went on in downing street and some of the comings and goings even during

jamie i seem to remember jo cox was attacked in the street. was she not? not dunng the street. a job, lisa? yes, yes. so, why the have to so, i mean, why the have to i don't know. i don't want to trivialise it, but it to me, like security could be handled sensibly exclude sensibly and more like exclude weapons from the it. that would be the obvious thing yeah be the obvious thing to do. yeah we're we're a lot we're seeing we're seeing a lot more of rancorous vitriol more sort of rancorous vitriol on both sides. yeah, there's been a sort of cleveland in america . well, there's been america. well, there's been a cleaving of the left versus the right . and i think the sort of right. and i think the sort of vitriol means we're not going to we're not going to get the best politicians. the politicians we need to actually do the job. they're of underpin as they're the kind of underpin as it is. and, you know, with all this rancorous well this rancorous underarms as well arm this we need to arm yet maybe this we need to arm yet maybe this we need to arm our politicians pmqs a lot more

jamie i seem to remember jo cox was attacked in the street. was she not? not dunng the street. a job, lisa? yes, yes. so, why the have to so, i mean, why the have to i don't know. i don't want to trivialise it, but it to me, like security could be handled sensibly exclude sensibly and more like exclude weapons from the it. that would be the obvious thing yeah be the obvious thing to do. yeah we're we're a lot we're seeing we're seeing a lot more of rancorous vitriol more sort of rancorous vitriol on both sides. yeah, there's been a sort of cleveland in america . well, there's been america. well, there's been a cleaving of the left versus the right . and i think the sort of right. and i think the sort of vitriol means we're not going to we're not going to get the best politicians. the politicians we need to actually do the job. they're of underpin as they're the kind of underpin as it is. and, you know, with all this rancorous well this rancorous underarms as well arm this we need to arm yet maybe this we need to arm yet maybe this we need to arm our politicians pmqs a lot more

labour mp jo cox was also murdered in 2016 . was also murdered in 2016.ian footballing legend pele, who will be buried today. a procession that coffin from the stadium of his club, santos, through city on top. a fire. earlier today , newly sworn in earlier today, newly sworn in brazilian president lula joined 150,000 people who filed past the coffin at the santos football club grounds. the three time world cup winner lost his with cancer last thursday. he was 82 . tv online and dab+ was 82. tv online and dab+ radio. this is. gb news. it's 238. very good afternoon , it's 238. very good afternoon, lucy. getting in touch today . lucy. getting in touch today. really appreciate it. thank you. let's through one or two of your views and we'll start with paul. hi, paul. he says makes railway workers any different from any other worker . absolute disgrace other worker. absolute disgrace at their striking. no sympathy from me mick lynch and the rmt are taking the employees for a ride . they have one objective ride. they have one objective and is to bring down gover

her sister, jo cox . how much more needs to jo cox.t politicians and why she will never hold surgeries with voters ? i think surgeries with voters? i think it's really funny . it. loss surgeries with voters? i think it's really funny. it. loss is very strange . grief is very very strange. grief is very strange. and at the centre of any loss it's a bit like an onion isn't it. you've got losing that person and then you've got the circumstances around that loss. and like i lost my grandparents ripe old age of nineties and that was sad but it wasn't tragic and we were all upset . we were devastated. all upset. we were devastated. then got losing people through illness . you've got losing illness. you've got losing people through, you know all sorts of different i think murder just sorts of different i think murderjust gives sorts of different i think murder just gives everything sorts of different i think murderjust gives everything a murder just gives everything a whole new dimension . you can whole new dimension. you can watch that inter

her sister, jo cox . how much more needs to jo cox.ect politicians and why she will never hold surgeries with voters ? i think surgeries with voters? i think it's really funny . it. loss surgeries with voters? i think it's really funny. it. loss is very strange . grief is very very strange. grief is very strange. and at the centre of any loss it's a bit like an onion isn't it. you've got losing that person and then you've got the circumstances around that loss. and like i lost my grandparents ripe old age of nineties and that was sad but it wasn't tragic and we were all upset . we were devastated. all upset. we were devastated. then got losing people through illness . you've got losing illness. you've got losing people through, you know all sorts of different i think murder just sorts of different i think murderjust gives sorts of different i think murder just gives everything sorts of different i think murderjust gives everything a murder just gives everything a whole new dimension . you can whole new dimension. you can watch that int

political terrorist attacks leading to the deaths of of members of parliament, the first in 2006, when jo cox, who was a labor party member of parliament, an internationalist, an opponent of brexit, was murdered by, a brexit supporter. a classic case of political assassins. and then last year, a conservative mp, david amos, who was stabbed to death, stabbed to death by and an islamist terrorist who was just sentenced to a life sentence in the uk. a couple of a couple of weeks ago. you know, the cox name is killings are they related to that, to, you know, to aspects of british politics? but they are a reminder that the concept of legislative violence is hardly something that is confined to to the us. a couple of concluding remarks that hopefully people will have some questions. at the broadest level, it seems to me that this basic subject, the idea of legislative violence, the sense that members of congress are targeted for violence, is a symbol of of of the broader health of of the body politic. that is, if you think of periods of, american history in which the concept of legislative violence

the labour mp jo cox was also murdered in 2016.s and i have surgeries . i do face to face surgeries where wear a stab jacket or following the murder of david amess . and also i have i have amess. and also i have i have security protection as well and i think it's important that i, i have direct contact with my constituents and unfortunately this is this is one of the things that i have to do to in to ensure that i that can actually do the job that i was elected to do . a married british elected to do. a married british couple are among four people killed in a mid—air crash. couple are among four people killed in a mid—air crash . two killed in a mid—air crash. two helicopters in australia yesterday. diane ron hughes, aged 57 and 65 from merseyside, were on holiday when. the accident happened in coast region. three others were left critically injured . queensland critically injured. queensland police say the initial investigations indicate the collision occurred when one helicopter was taking off and the other was landing . russia 6

it's the real me with labour mp kim leadbeater , her sister jo cox leadbeater, her sister jo cox was herjob as an mp. you've then got losing people through illness. you've got losing people through, you know, all sorts of different circumstances. i think murder just gives everything a whole new dimension . i've been to the new dimension. i've been to the marginal constituency seat of ashfield in nottinghamshire, so get the views of voters there.

it's the real me with labour mp kim leadbeater , her sister jo cox leadbeater, her sister jo cox wasen got losing people through illness. you've got losing people through, you know, all sorts of different circumstances. i think murder just gives everything a whole new dimension . i've been to the new dimension. i've been to the marginal constituency seat of ashfield in nottinghamshire, so get the views of voters there. which one would you rather see as prime minister and shadow leader of the house? sangam debbonaire we shouldn't have to tolerate the sort of wrongdoing that puts people in fear, that makes people fearful at work. all that after your news . good all that after your news. good afternoon . it's 6:01. i'm

well, we're now joined jo cox.ke freer to about his experiences . hi there, mike. experiences. hi there, mike. i was talking about the political temperature now being at boiling point and whether it's people on twitter , it's people on social twitter, it's people on social media feel ing. they can say whatever they want about mp and really whipping up a frenzy . and really whipping up a frenzy. and i thought, well, i was hoping you'd share with us your experience about what you've been through . well, since been through. well, since elected in 2010, i've had about 38 incidents. some of them very serious. so the day that amos murder came to finchley first and he told the police he came to finchley armed with the intention to harm me and. luckily, i wasn't in finchley that day. but you've had me if i a molotov cocktail , molotov a molotov cocktail, molotov cocktails left on the doorstep , cocktails left on the doorstep, notes left on the car . and cocktails left on the doorstep, notes left on the car. and on top of t

she opens up about the murder of her sister, jo cox.ries with the voters in the wake of her sister's murder? i think it's really funny, isn't it? loss is very strange , is it? loss is very strange, is very strange. and at the centre of any loss, it's a bit like an onion, isn't it? you've got losing that person and then you've got the circumstances around, that loss. and like i lost my grandparents ripe old age is of nineties and that was sad but it wasn't tragic and we were all upset but we weren't devastated. you've got losing people through illness. you've got losing people through know all sorts of different circumstances. i murder circumstances. i think murder just gives everything, a whole new dimension . and you can watch new dimension. and you can watch the full interview on gloria meets every sunday at 6 pm. plenty more to come afternoon on real britain . after the break, real britain. after the break, the church of england has committed hundred million pounds to a fund it's setting up to compensate for its benefit from the inte

sir david amess jo cox i hope we can get back a place where there is safety in public discourse .se. obviously, and i hate to say this , but guns are not to say this, but guns are not freely available, thank goodness, in britain. so i've lost sympathy for politicians of , all parties, because there are risks. but i hope can all dial it down a bit. it's a problem, isn't it, ashley? the public isn't it, ashley? in the public figures be fair game for. figures to be fair game for. it's a sad state of affairs, but the two not comparable bo, if you ask me. so. so campbell was a footballer obviously and he had every right to go to a different team . he chose the different team. he chose the better team. obviously but he had every right to that. now i can you know, there would be a bit of upset within the team, but with politicians we've a understand there was so many affected. these are people that are running our countries and people going to have high opinions , angry opinions and opinions, angry opinions and want to be able to get their point across. then we're not being listened to.

sir david amess jo cox i hope we can get back a place where there is safety in public discourse .se. obviously, and i hate to say this , but guns are not to say this, but guns are not freely available, thank goodness, in britain. so i've lost sympathy for politicians of , all parties, because there are risks. but i hope can all dial it down a bit. it's a problem, isn't it, ashley? the public isn't it, ashley? in the public figures be fair game for. figures to be fair game for. it's a sad state of affairs, but the two not comparable bo, if you ask me. so. so campbell was a footballer obviously and he had every right to go to a different team . he chose the different team. he chose the better team. obviously but he had every right to that. now i can you know, there would be a bit of upset within the team, but with politicians we've a understand there was so many affected. these are people that are running our countries and people going to have high opinions , angry opinions and opinions, angry opinions and want to be able to get their point across. then we're not being listened to.

that follows two mp sir david amess and jo cox, who are both murdered whilst conducting their dufies.he former mp for ashfield and an interview that goes out on gb news this sunday, virginia crosbie mp revealed that she wears a stab vest to protect herself. and here's what she to gloria. i have she had say to gloria. i have surgeries. i do face to face surgeries. i do face to face surgeries where i wear a stab jacket. obviously, following the murder of david amess and also i have i have security protection as well. and i think it's important that i have direct contact with my constituents. and unfortunately, this is this is one of the things that i have to do to in to ensure that i that i to do to in to ensure that i thati can to do to in to ensure that i that i can actually do the job i was elected to do . and you can was elected to do. and you can watch that entire interview with gloria at 6:00 on sunday here on gb news. i should say that interview, because it is news making has been picked up all the papers this morning. absolutely fantastic tech interview gloria just by interview

she opens up about the murder of her sister, jo cox.hy she will never hold open surgeries with voters in the wake of her sister's murder . surgeries with voters in the wake of her sister's murder. i think really funny, isn't think it's really funny, isn't it? loss is very strange. grief is very strange and at the centre of any loss. so it's a bit like an onion isn't it. you've got losing that person and then you've got the circumstances around that loss. like i lost my grandparents . like i lost my grandparents. ripe old age is a nineties and that was sad but wasn't tragic and were all upset. but we were devastated . you've then got devastated. you've then got losing people through illness. you've got losing people through you, all sorts of different circumstances. i think, murder just gives everything a whole new dimension while you can watch the full interview on gb news show gloria meats what you will find out the person behind the politician every sunday at 6 pm. and that does look like it's going to be a really emotional interview.