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UK says considering more safety measures for lawmakers after attack By Reuters

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. A vigil was held for David Amess at Civic Centre, Southend-on-Sea in Britain, October 16th, 2021. REUTERS/Tony O’Brien

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LONDON, (Reuters) – British authorities have begun to consider additional safety measures for parliamentarians following the stabbing death of a British lawmaker. Priti Patel, an interior minister, told Sky News Sunday that more security precautions were being considered.

Conservative David Amess was repeatedly knifed during the attack on Friday, around noon, in Leigh-on-Sea (east of London), at a meeting with constituents.

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