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Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle fears more MPs will be killed after Jo Cox and David Amess

House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle says he has had death threats and lies awake in fear that another Member of Parliament will be murdered after Jo Cox and David Amess killings

Daily Mirror

'British voters should have a chance to pick a new leader - Liz Truss is finished'

The political and economic crises facing us should give us the right to determine the future path this country takes. It is not for a small clique of Tories to keep foisting new governments on us

Daily Mirror

‘Miss Hitler’ beauty queen to be released from prison early

Parole Board says it has ‘directed the release’ of Alice Cutter

The Independent UK

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‘Miss Hitler’ beauty queen jailed for being part of neo-Nazi group to be freed early

Parole Board says it has ‘directed the release’ of Alice Cutter

The Independent UK

The week in TV: The Bear; The Walk-In; Paxman: Putting Up With Parkinson’s; Jungle

Disney’s fiery Chicago restaurant dramedy is one to feast on; Stephen Graham excels as a neo-Nazi turned informant; and Jeremy Paxman refuses to blub

The Guardian - UK

The Walk-In — episode guide, cast, air date, plot, trailer, interview, and all about the true crime drama by Jeff Pope

The Walk-In is based on a true story about the fight against evil neo-Nazis and stars Stephen Graham, Jason Flemyng, Leanne Best and Dean-Charles Chapman.

WhatToWatch

The Walk-In review: A disturbing, unflinching portrait of British neo-Nazism

Stephen Graham and Andrew Ellis star in this compelling story about the rise of the National Action terror group in the wake of the murder of MP Jo Cox

The Independent UK

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The Walk-In review – one of the best TV investments you can make (if you can bear it)

Stephen Graham is as convincing as ever in Jeff Pope’s true-crime drama about the rise of neo-Nazism – and the increasingly terrible situation we find ourselves in

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Stephen Graham is a reformed neo-Nazi in this explosive drama

Far-right tensions are palpable as the murder of MP Jo Cox brings things to a head. Plus, Ladhood concludes with A-level results day. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Phone call from Widnes man stopped far right terror plot

"They are insidious, their views are appalling. Their hatred of other races and women is extremely disturbing"

Liverpool Echo

Meet the men who saved Labour MP from murder plot hatched by far right group

Members of Hope not Hate lept into action when they heard members of a far right group were planning to kill local MP Rosie Cooper and a female police officer “within two to three days”.

Daily Mirror

How a Far Right paedophile terrorist's twisted plot to kill an MP was thwarted by a reformed neo-Nazi

The story of how Jack Renshaw planned to murder MP Rosie Cooper and Det Con Victoria Henderson is being told in a new ITV drama starring Stephen Graham

Manchester Evening News

ITV drama starring Stephen Graham based on plot to kill MP Rosie Cooper

The drama based on the plot to kill the West Lancashire MP will air next month

Liverpool Echo

Stephen Graham to star in TV drama chronicling foiled terror plot to kill MP

The Walk In, which launches on ITV on October 3, chronicles the murderous plan and how it was foiled by antifascism campaign group Hope not hate.

The Independent UK

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Tory row as Nadine Dorries shares 'dangerous' image of Sunak stabbing Johnson

NADINE Dorries has sparked a fresh row among the Conservatives after she shared an image showing Rishi Sunak stabbing Boris Johnson in the back.

The Independent UK

Cyclists set off on five-day ride to London in memory of murdered MP Jo Cox

Ms Cox’s sister Kim Leadbeater started the annual ride from Princess Mary Athletics Stadium in Cleckheaton.

Daily Mirror

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

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The Independent UK

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.

ABC News

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.

The Independent UK

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

The Birmingham Yardley MP spoke at Glastonbury Festival.

Daily Mirror

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

Wales Online

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'

The Independent UK

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.

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