a morning of prayers and silence will be held in parliament today in memory of sir david amess. the mp for southend west who was murdered on friday. a 25 year old man has been detained under the terrorism act. yesterday, as colleagues and well wishers continued to lay flowers for him, sir david's family called on people to "set aside hatred". we are going to have a mass, we'll announce a date for a mass in the nearfuture, where we can in a very fitting way make a memorial to him, where we can gather some of the more representative members of the community together so that we can do this in prayer for his eternal repose. and also above all giving thanks to god for the great achievement of his life. it's feared a shortage of bouncers and door staff could begin to pose a "threat to public safety". the night time industries association says one in five venues have had to close or reduce operating hours as they don't have enough security workers. we are pushing hard to see if we can get a mobility visa that is going to open the doors for many of those people who worked
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