It’s an especially sad week in Westminster: MPs will also meet on not the end Wednesday to remember James Brokenshire, the former Cabinet minister who died from lung cancer earlier this month.
Condolencesoo to Labour Deputy Leader
Angela Rayner, who will not be in the Chamber for the Amess tributes overseas data because she is on bereavement leave. Her spokesperson tells Playbook: “Angela has suffered a bereavement of a close loved one. She sends David’s wife, family and friends her sincere condolences. Across politics we must all focus on supporting them through this difficult time.” Rayner will be away from parliament and not doing any engagements this week.
Message from the family: not the end
Last night, the Amess family released a statement saying they were “shattered” by his death, and thanked the public for their messages of support: “We have realised from tributes paid that there was far, far more to David than even we, those closest to him, knew. Amess MP,” the family urged people to support charities backed by Amess as well as his famous campaign to make Southend a city and his efforts to raise funds for a memorial to Vera Lynn. “Whatever one’s race, religious or political beliefs, be tolerant and try to global seo work understand. As a family, we are trying to understand why this awful thing has occurred. Nobody should die in that way. Nobody. Please let some good come from this tragedy.
Essex man: Playbook expects the campaign to make S
outhend a city, a cause Amess championed since the year 2000, will suddenly become. The most nailed-on certainty in Westminster history. Home Secretary Priti Patel told Times Radio yesterday it key elements of an effective abandoned cart email would be a “fitting tribute.” It would likely happen in time for the. Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022 — Johnson may have more to say in the Commons later. The campaign to make Amess’ dog Vivienne the winner of this month’s. Westminster Dog of the Year contest is likely to have similar success. (You can vote here.)
