A Tory crime commissioner who triggered two separate police investigations into political opponents during the recent local elections has hit out at critics warning they risk a repeat of the Jo Cox and David Amess tragedies.
Steve Turner, who was seeking to become a Conservative councillor alongside his existing £73,300 role overseeing the Cleveland force, again denies a conflict of interest after complaints he made led to inquiries by officers.
News, leigh on sea. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford gave us this update from the vigil. at seven o clock there were probably more than 200, possibly 300 people here. people here havejust marked a minutes silence and you can see they have gathered with candles, with dogs, reminiscing about the david amiss. almost everyone had a personal story to tell because he was a man that attended so many events in the constituency, that helped so many people with any problems that they had. almost everyone laying flowers at the corrigan today around the scene where the murder happened had some story to tell about how he had helped them or had attended some significant event in their life and this evening a decision was made to gather here at one of the recreation
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Former Bristol MP says his Grenfell evidence will end nasty accusations Stephen Williams has been called to give evidence to the Grenfell Fire tragedy inquiry The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A former Bristol MP and junior Government minister said he will be ‘glad to end the nasty accusations’ against him over the claims he missed opportunities which might have prevented the Grenfell Tower fire tragedy.