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This week's MP's column comes from Philip Davies, Conservative MP for Shipley

Home of sir paul mccartney — we'll "get back" to that after seven o'clock. sorry about that! 0n yesterday's breakfast we spoke to bryn hughes — the father of pc nicola hughes, who was murdered along with fellow officer fiona bone, after being lured into a trap by a bogus 999 call. bryn was launching a campaign for a new medal to honour emergency service workers killed in the line of duty. we had a huge response to that interview and bryn's campaign is being backed by a growing number of organisations — including the fire service — as well as other families who have lived through simila...

The job took her dad's life, but jayne went on to dedicate her life to the police force, and now ray's granddaughter, nina, has done the same. last week, she started serving in her grandad's old police force under her grandad's old number — 5951. they say that you've always got like an angel looking over your shoulders and it's like, well, you've got that on your collar number, so it's there all the time. i want to make sure that i live up to his name. this is a family which has dedicated so much to the police service. they now want society to do more to honour those who have paid the ultima...

The father of a police officer killed on duty wants the Elizabeth Cross medal to honour 999 workers.

Emergency workers, who are killed in the line of duty, honoured with a special medal. bryn willjoin usjust after eight this morning, but first let's hear him describe the journey he's been on to keep his daughter's memory alive. nicola was a fun, bubbly, intelligent, smart, naive, you name it, she was everything rolled into one. she had a wicked sense of humour but a caring side. if you saw somebody in trouble she would want to help them. probably that's why she joined the police. she looked beyond the excitement to the fast chase things. she looked at the fast chase things. she looked at the ...