Found: understandably greater public attention of the abuse MPs experience following the murders of Jo Cox MP and David Amess

Found: a parliamentary debate on bombing Syria, the scope expanded after the deaths of Jo Cox and David Amess

Found: ● In October 2021, Ali Harbi Ali murdered Conservative MP Sir David Amess at a constituency surgery

Found: The man who murdered David Amess MP, was also influenced by radical Islamist ideologies consumed online

Found: Consequences of Inaction Incidents like the assassination of David Amess MP and the firebombing of Mike

Found: the Chamber at the moment where we are talking about a case close to my heart— the case of Sir David Amess

Found: originally established by {former Minister} Jim Fitzpatrick MP, together with the late Sir David Amess

Found: At their most serious, the tragic murders of Jo Cox and Sir David Amess, are examples of the threats

Found: Willis of Knaresborough MP* ( MP* formerly Member of Parliament) (Patron during lifetime - Sir David Amess

Found: Sir David Amess and Jo Cox’s deaths come to mind, with neighbouring MPs stepping in, but is there not

Found: Sir David Amess and Jo Cox’s deaths come to mind, with neighbouring MPs stepping in, but is there not

Found: arrangements that were put in place after the murder of Jo Cox and reinforced after the murder of Sir David Amess

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Found: The murder of David Amess occurred in a Methodist hall, but it was not an attack against the Methodist

Found: All but one are out of scope, and that leaves the murder of Sir David Amess.

Found: The murder of David Amess occurred in a Methodist hall, but it was not an attack against the Methodist

Found: chair of the all-party parliamentary group on liver disease and liver cancer thanks to Sir David Amess

Question to the Home Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what assessment she made of the potential merits of holding a public inquiry into the murder of Sir David Amess.

Answered by Dan Jarvis - Minister of State (Home Office)

The Home Office is committed to learning all the lessons from the appalling attack on Sir David Amess. We have therefore published both the Prevent Learning Review on the case in the interests of maximum transparency, and tasked Lord Anderson, the interim Prevent Commissioner, with conducting a rapid review of the case.

Lord Anderson will identify whether changes are required arising from the specific handling of that case; examine improvements made to the Prevent programme since the attack and determine whether they have sufficiently strengthened the system; and identify any remaining gaps or shortcomings in the wider programme that require further improvement. This review will be published and swift action will be taken to implement the findings.

The Government does not believe that a public inquiry would unearth any information that has not already been considered by the Courts, by the Prevent Learning Review, and by the ongoing Anderson review. However, the Home Secretary has confirmed that we will scrutinise all the previous reviews that have taken place to see if there are any questions that still need to be answered or issues that still need to be addressed, and we will act as necessary if any such gaps are identified as a result of that process.

Question to the Home Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what steps her Department plans to take to review the strategy for Prevent in the context of (a) the Southport attacks and (b) other recent incidents.

Answered by Dan Jarvis - Minister of State (Home Office)

The Home Secretary announced the creation of a new Independent Prevent Commissioner role in a statement to the House on 17 December 2024.

The Commissioner role will help ensure Prevent is working effectively by reviewing its legislation, policies and operations and making sure it is implemented as intended.  It will also oversee and assure implementation of recommendations from reports, reviews, coronial processes, and Prevent Learning Reviews.

Lord David Anderson KC was announced as the interim Commissioner on 21 January, to allow work to begin swiftly. Lord Anderson has been asked to conduct a rapid review of the perpetrators’ Prevent history in the case of the Southport murders and the murder of Sir David Amess. He will examine improvements made to Prevent since 2021 and determine whether they have sufficiently strengthened the Prevent system, and identify any remaining gaps or shortcomings that require further improvement and assure action to address them.

An open competition to recruit the permanent Independent Prevent Commissioner was launched on 14 February.

Question to the Home Office:

To ask His Majesty's Government what response they have made to Katie Amess, daughter of the late Sir David Amess MP, who has said that her father was “catastrophically failed by the Prevent programme”; and what consideration they have given to holding a full inquest into Sir David’s death.

Answered by Lord Hanson of Flint - Minister of State (Home Office)

Sir David Amess’s death was senseless and tragic, and our thoughts continue to be with his family and friends.

This government takes the safety of members of parliament extremely seriously and significant work has been taken forward since Sir David’s tragic killing. The Prevent strategy is a vital tool to stop people from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism. It has been significantly strengthened over the last decade, including the introduction of the Prevent and Channel Duties in 2015 and we continue to learn lessons and drive improvements to Prevent.

Any decisions on the inquest are for a coroner to decide, but we are committed to doing whatever it takes to ensure Prevent works effectively to protect us from terrorism.

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Found: terrorists seeking to conduct low- sophistication atta cks.14 Recent attacks • 2021: – Sir David Amess

Found: Premises) Bill 2024 -2025 12 Commons Library Research Briefing, 10 October 2024 2021 • Sir David Amess

Found: • On 15 October 2021, a terrorist fatally stabbed Sir David Amess MP at his constituency surgery

Found: Sir David Amess Prevent Learning Review

Found: Speaker, next week, we will publish the Prevent Learning Review into the appalling attack on Sir David Amess

Found: The assassinations of our friends Jo Cox and Sir David Amess have affected us all.

Found: undergone significant reform in recent years, most notably following the murders of Jo Cox and Sir David Amess

Found: Bridge, Finsbury Park, Fishmongers’ Hall, Forbury Gardens, and the murders of MPs Jo Cox and Sir David Amess

Found: Prevent learning review: Sir David Amess attack

Found: Prevent learning review: Sir David Amess attack

Found: However, in the aftermath of the murders of Jo Cox MP and David Amess MP, this issue has received significantly

Found: Conversely, the security concerns following the murders of Jo Cox M P and Sir David Amess M P have

Found: In the UK this manifested itself with the terrible murder of Sir David Amess MP in October 2021.

Found: • On 15 October 2021, a terrorist fatally stabbed Sir David Amess MP at his constituency surgery

Found: letter.1330 He said that he had tried to soften its effect by adding a handwritten note to Sir David Amess

Found: Islamist terrorism remained the main threat to the UK in 2021, with the abhorrent murder of Sir David Amess

Found: Islamist terrorism remained the main threat to the UK in 2021, with the abhorrent murder of Sir David Amess

Found: In 2021, the MP David Amess was murdered by an individual thought to be an IS sympathiser.

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Found: 2019), HMP Whitemoor (Jan 2020), Streatham High Road (Feb 2020), Forbury Gardens (Jun 2020), Sir David Amess

Found: • On 15 October 2021, a terrorist fatally stabbed Sir David Amess MP at his constituency surgery

Found: In the UK, the most recent example is that of Sir David Amess MP, who was murdered on the 15th October

Found: At the time of writing, the last fatal domestic terrorist attack was the murder of Sir David Amess MP

Found: At the time of writing, the last fatal domestic terrorist attack was the murder of Sir David Amess

Found: • On 15 October 2021, a terrorist fatally stabbed Sir David Amess MP at his constituency surgery

Found: • On 15 October 2021, a terrorist fatally stabbed Sir David Amess MP at his constituency surgery

Found: In 2021, the MP David Amess was murdered by an individual thought to be an IS sympathiser.

Found: light of the response ordered by the former Home Secretary following the horrific murder of Sir David Amess

Found: when this behaviour escalates to result in the murder of Members of Parliament, most recently Sir David Amess

Found: In the UK, the most recent example is that of Sir David Amess MP , who was murdered on the 15th October

Found: In the UK, the most recent example is that of Sir David Amess MP, who was murdered on the 15th October

Found: In the UK this manifested itself with the terrible murder of Sir David Amess MP in October 2021.

Found: such as the 2017 London Bridge attack; the 2019 Fishmonger’s Hall attack; and the 2021 murder of David Amess

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