PM David Cameron urges tolerance in British politics as tributes paid to Jo Cox

Parliament to be recalled as tributes paid to slain Labour MP
PM David Cameron urges tolerance in British politics as tributes paid to Jo Cox

British prime minister David Cameron has issued a plea for tolerance in British political life as he joined Jeremy Corbyn and John Bercow to pay tribute to Labour MP Jo Cox in the West Yorkshire town where she was killed.

Parliament is to be recalled on Monday to allow MPs to pay tribute to the mother of two, who the prime minister described as one of the “most passionate and brilliant campaigners” in the House of Commons.

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