Boris Johnson provoked gasps in the Commons, in his first address since the Supreme Court ruling after claiming the best way to honour murdered MP Jo Cox would be to "get Brexit done".
The prime minister’s remarks came after several MPs drew upon the memory of Ms Cox when urging him to curb his "violent" and "dangerous" language.
Labour MP for Dewsbury, Paula Sherriff, criticised Mr Johnson for his repeated use of "Surrender Act" when describing legislation designed to prevent ministers forcing through a no-deal Brexit on October 31.
She warned against using such language and recalled murdered Labour MP Jo Cox before highlighting that many MPs are subject to death threats and abuse.
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24 сен 2019
