Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor, said: "The worst aspect of violence is its inhumanity. A little light went out in Parliament today." Tracey Crouch, the Conservative MP for Chatham and Aylesford, was "heartbroken" by his death, adding: "I feel sick. "This hurts all of us, as well as our democracy," he added. My prayers are with you all."ĭavid Jones, a fellow Labour MP, said he was "horrified and deeply saddened" by the news.
Jim McMahon, shadow transport secretary, said the veteran MP was "one of the kindest people in Parliament", adding: "The senseless loss, and another MP's family and friends left devastated. Michael Gove, the Communities Secretary, added: "David Amess's passing is heart-breakingly sad. An enormous animal lover and a true gent. Sir David's death would "send shockwaves across the parliamentary community and the whole country".Ĭarrie Johnson, the Prime Minister's wife, was among the first to respond to the news, saying: "He was hugely kind and good. Westminster has been left in turmoil from the news today, which has prompted Sir Lindsay Hoyle, the Speaker, to say he will "examine MPs' security". He added: "We’ve lost today a fine public servant and a much-loved friend and colleague. I think everybody was deeply shocked and heart-stricken and our thoughts are very much with his family, with his wife and his children." The Prime Minister praised the Brexiteer MP for his work in many areas, saying he was "passionate" about his country "and its future". Paramedics tried for two hours to save the life of the 69-year-old father-of-five. The Southend MP, who was one of the longest-serving parliamentarians, was attacked on Friday at Belfairs Methodist Church in Leigh-on-Sea.
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