Sir David attends Teachers’ Institute Parliamentary Reception alongside local school teacher
At a Parliamentary reception on Monday 23rd January in the House of Commons Sir David met with Mr Amos, a Politics teacher from Southend High School for Boys. The reception was hosted by Teachers’ Institute, a professional development opportunity run by Parliament’s Education Service. Delegates of the institute met with their MPs to discuss the works of the institute which is designed to immerse teachers in the life of Parliament through a wide range of talks, workshops and events. Those involved in delivering talks include the Speaker and Lord Speaker of both Houses.
Conservative MP David Amos was assassinated at a constituency meeting
Former Conservative MP Sir David Ames has been stabbed to death during a rally in the Essenes constituency.
The 69-year-old, who has served as a member of the Tory Parliament for four decades and has been based in the South West since 1997, underwent surgery at the Bellis Methodist Church on the Lake Sea. Several times.
Essex police say a 25-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of “murder” and a knife has been found.
The attack on Ames has raised new concerns about the safety and security of members of parliament. A.D. It is the second parliament in more than five years to be assassinated in 2016, following the stabbing of Joe Cox. Stephen Tims, another Labor MP. He was stabbed at a 2010 constituency meeting.
Council Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle praised Ames for his constituency, saying it “shocked the parliament and the country as a whole.”
We need to discuss and examine the safety of MPs in the coming days and any actions that may be taken, but for now our thoughts and prayers are with David’s family, friends and colleagues.
Assassin was a large coastal city in the South Sea, in Essex, and they repeatedly called for the city’s condition. He was a pro-Brexit campaigner, a member of the Vacation Endurance Group and an animal welfare lawyer.
Re-elected in the 1980s and 1990s, always serving in the backseat, Margaret Thatcher was a model of “Essex Man.” Ames was a devout Catholic and advocated social values.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who hosted a cabinet meeting in southwestern England, returned to Downing Street on Friday afternoon following the death of Amos.
He was well-known in the political arena. Education Secretary Nadim Zahawi: “David rested in peace. You were the champion of animal welfare, the less fortunate, and the people of the Southwest. Many will miss you. ”
“The death of Ames is a heartbreaking tragedy,” said Michael Gov, the caretaker Prime Minister. My heart goes out to his family. ”
Labor leader Sir Kiir described the assassination of Ames as “horrific and deeply shocking.”
Jackie Smith, a former staff member and chairman of the Joe Cox Foundation, said: “This is a tragic loss for those who know and love Sir David. . . I know he is a generous and dedicated colleague in parliament. The lives of the people we ask to serve in our democracy must be safe.
UK lawmaker stabbed to death while meeting with constituents
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