assista nt assistant commissioner daly basu. —— assistant commission neil basu.glish defence league, tommy robinson. john bercow said he was a loathsome, obnoxious, repellent individual. he was responding to a complaint that tommy robinson dined in the house of lords yesterday. it's entirely correct that members of both houses engage in robust political debate around the parliamentary estate, but today we have learned that yesterday the violent, racist thug and fraudster known as stephen yatsley lenon, or tommy robinson, was invited onto the estate and wined and dined in the house of lords yesterday. mr speaker, i understand that sometimes we have to engage in dues that one might not agree with, but surely, surely the fact that a man who is as guilty as he is on stirring up racial hatred, organising violent thuggish crimes around the country, setting up the edl and everything that comes with it, crosses a line, and such a person should not be invited to walk amongst us on the parliamentary estate. i share his assessment of the individual concerned. a loathsome, o

and after the coroner told the inquest that pc keith palmer's death could have been prevented, neil basu policing at the metroplitan police — apologised on behalf of the met. the chief coroner also said due to the shortcomings in the security system at new palace yard, including the supervision of those engaged in such duties, the armed officers were not aware of the requirement to remain in close proximity to the gates. had they been stations that it is possible they may have been able to prevent police constable palmer suffering fatal injuries. the chief coroner has plainly carried out a rigorous and full inquiry and we unreservedly accept his conclusions. even the possibility that the met lost the chance to prevent the murder of such a brave and courageous officer is unacceptable. for the loss of that possibility to protect him from khalid masood, we are deeply sorry. the former head of the national counter terrorism security office, chris phillips, is here. chris, in your view, what went wrong that day at the palace of westminster? it is clear that have the armed officers been at the

after the inquest, assistant commissioner neil basu, the head of uk counter—terrorism policing, accepted hospital where he was declared dead. the judge had today, directed the jury the judge had today, directed the jury that the only conclusion they could reach was that he was lawfully killed. he said the armed officer involved honestly believed it was necessary and reasonable to shoot him. giving his reaction, these sectors assistant commissioner of the najibullah ‘s and police gave these comments this afternoon. pc palmer was posthumously awarded for his bravery. i know i speak on behalf of colleagues from across the map. in its our deepest sympathies. to the families of all the victims of this difficult time. forts also with the survivors, including some of our own officers who were seriously injured will stop i would like to once again thank the chief coroner and thejury like to once again thank the chief coroner and the jury for their full and rigorous examinations of the fa cts . and rigorous examinations of the facts. in relation to police co nsta ble facts. in relation to police