British Mp Killing

A 25-year-old man has been charged with murder, after British MP David Amess was stabbed to death last week, the Crown Prosecution Service and police said on Thursday.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday led tributes to veteran Conservative MP David Amess, who was stabbed to death while meeting constituents, as police probed whether a suspect arrested was motivated by Islamist extremism.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will lead tributes on Monday to David Amess, the veteran lawmaker stabbed to death while meeting constituency voters, as police questioned a man for what they say could have been a terrorist attack.

Britain's interior minister on Sunday said MPs' security would be increased, after a lawmaker was stabbed to death as he held a public meeting with constituents, in the second such attack in five years.

The fatal stabbing of British lawmaker David Amess was a terrorist incident, police said Saturday, as MPs pressed for tougher security in the wake of the second killing of a UK politician while meeting constituents in just over five years.

British counter-terrorism officers are leading the investigation into the killing on Friday of lawmaker David Amess, police said, as they probe the second death of a UK politician while meeting voters since 2016.

The killing of British Conservative MP David Amess on Friday while he held an open-doors session for constituents follows several similar attacks in the last two decades.

The man accused of killing British lawmaker Jo Cox repeatedly shouted "Britain first" as he shot and stabbed her in a murder that shocked the country, a court heard on Monday.

The widower of murdered British lawmaker Jo Cox said her killing was an act of terror as he paid tribute to his late wife on Wednesday alongside hundreds of mourners at an emotional memorial in London's Trafalgar Square.

A British Labour Party MP received a message via micro-blogging website Twitter which threatened the lives of her children and grandchildren.

Jo Cox, a British member of parliament who campaigned for the country to stay in the EU and more aid for Syrian refugees, was killed in a brutal street attack on Thursday.

The British flag flew at half-mast over the UK parliament as the nation mourned lawmaker Jo Cox who was killed in a shock daylight street attack in her home town in northern England on Thursday. The murder of the pro-European Union lawmaker has halted campaigning for the referendum on Britain's membership in the bloc just a week before the crucial ...

Campaigning in the referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union remains suspended as Britain mourns the killing of Labour Party legislator Jo Cox.

British lawmaker Jo Cox, who was killed on Thursday, had previously contacted police after receiving "malicious communications" and they had arrested a man in connection with the investigation in March.

US Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday described the killing of British MP Jo Cox, just days before Britain votes on its EU membership, as an assault on democracy.

A 25-year-old man has been charged with murder, after British MP David Amess was stabbed to death last week, the Crown Prosecution Service and police said on Thursday.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday led tributes to veteran Conservative MP David Amess, who was stabbed to death while meeting constituents, as police probed whether a suspect arrested was motivated by Islamist extremism.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will lead tributes on Monday to David Amess, the veteran lawmaker stabbed to death while meeting constituency voters, as police questioned a man for what they say could have been a terrorist attack.

Britain's interior minister on Sunday said MPs' security would be increased, after a lawmaker was stabbed to death as he held a public meeting with constituents, in the second such attack in five years.

The fatal stabbing of British lawmaker David Amess was a terrorist incident, police said Saturday, as MPs pressed for tougher security in the wake of the second killing of a UK politician while meeting constituents in just over five years.

British counter-terrorism officers are leading the investigation into the killing on Friday of lawmaker David Amess, police said, as they probe the second death of a UK politician while meeting voters since 2016.

The killing of British Conservative MP David Amess on Friday while he held an open-doors session for constituents follows several similar attacks in the last two decades.

The man accused of killing British lawmaker Jo Cox repeatedly shouted "Britain first" as he shot and stabbed her in a murder that shocked the country, a court heard on Monday.

The widower of murdered British lawmaker Jo Cox said her killing was an act of terror as he paid tribute to his late wife on Wednesday alongside hundreds of mourners at an emotional memorial in London's Trafalgar Square.

A British Labour Party MP received a message via micro-blogging website Twitter which threatened the lives of her children and grandchildren.

Jo Cox, a British member of parliament who campaigned for the country to stay in the EU and more aid for Syrian refugees, was killed in a brutal street attack on Thursday.

The British flag flew at half-mast over the UK parliament as the nation mourned lawmaker Jo Cox who was killed in a shock daylight street attack in her home town in northern England on Thursday. The murder of the pro-European Union lawmaker has halted campaigning for the referendum on Britain's membership in the bloc just a week before the crucial ...

Campaigning in the referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union remains suspended as Britain mourns the killing of Labour Party legislator Jo Cox.

British lawmaker Jo Cox, who was killed on Thursday, had previously contacted police after receiving "malicious communications" and they had arrested a man in connection with the investigation in March.

US Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday described the killing of British MP Jo Cox, just days before Britain votes on its EU membership, as an assault on democracy.