and he will never get out of jail. no sense of victory in the family s statement, read by the head of counterterrorism. there is no elation in our family today following the sentencing. 0ur amazing husband and father has been taken from us in an appalling and violent manner. nothing will ever compensate for that. the grief of a family and a community triggered a national debate, how open should mps be in an age of terrorism? today, a former mp and family friend said sir david was a man who loved to perform his public duty. i don t think david would have wanted this, in his name, to result in any undue distancing of mps from their constituents. he was a man who wanted to meet his constituents. sir david s family said it breaks their heart that he would have greeted the murderer with a smile, a killer who left court today
compensate for that. the grief of a family and a community triggered a national debate, how open should mps be in an age of terrorism? today, a former mp and family friend said sir david was a man who loved to perform his public duty. i don t think david would have wanted this, in his name, to result in any undue distancing of mps from their constituents. he was a man who wanted to meet his constituents. sir david s family said it breaks their heart that he would have greeted the murderer with a smile, a killer who left court today knowing he will die injail. now on bbc news,
that they were going to get. beyond that, i m open to questions. journalist inaudible. i don t think david would have wanted this in his name to result in any undue distancing of mp5 from their constituents. he was a man who wanted to meet his constituents, not only formally in surgeries, but all the time, out on the streets, just meeting them at events, just socialising with them, that s what he wanted. and that is what i think probably every mp, certainly nearly every mp, wants. it is certainly what i wanted when i was an mp. and i don t think we should use this as a reason for distancing. but that is different from saying, of course, that common sense precautions should now be taken, and i m pretty certain that they will be. already i m hearing that mps
justice sweeney s mind ali harbi ali had carefully prepared a murder of a public servant for a terrorist cause, an attack, struck at the very heart of democracy. that meant he crossed the legal line for a whole life order and he will never get out of jail. no sense of victory in the family s statement, read by the head of counterterrorism. there is no elation in our family today following the sentencing. our amazing husband and father has been taken from us in an appalling and violent manner. nothing will ever compensate for that. the grief of a family and a community triggered a national debate, how open should mps be in an age of terrorism? today, a former mp and family friend said sir david was a man who loved to perform his public duty. i don t think david would have wanted this, in his name, to result in any undue distancing of mp5 from their constituents.
poles did give these aircraft then the americans would backfill the polish air force with new american jets backfill the polish air force with new americanjets but in the past you hours the poles seem to have got a bit of cold feet about this deal, perhaps because they were fearing possible russian retaliation against poland, so they changed the deal and then suggested sending these jets to an american air force base at ramstein in germany with a view to these jets then being passed on to ukraine via that route and it was at that point really that the problems started. that of course then brings the us directly into the, i suppose into the sort of transactional arrangement of who gets what plans and what they are used for. . . , , plans and what they are used for. , .y for. exactly, they actually think david, for. exactly, they actually think david, they - for. exactly, they actually think david, they were . think david, they were blindsided by this change of heart by the polish gove