The murdered MP’s daughter said she would plead with the Prime Minister to reconsider the Government’s position.
Katie Amess, daughter of murdered MP Sir David Amess, criticizes the government's rejection of a public inquiry into his death, questioning their commitment to MP safety. She plans to appeal to the Prime Minister and Home Secretary to reconsider, expressing "utter disbelief" at the rejection. The killer, an Islamic State fanatic, had been referred to Prevent before the murder. Amess feels the decision sends a dangerous message to potential terrorists and hinders her family's ability to grieve and find answers.
