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At least two former United kingdom prime ministers have reacted to news of Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) David Amess’s killing Friday.
David Cameron, who served as prime minister from 2010 right until 2016, known as the news “devastating, horrific & tragic.”
“He was the most committed MP you could ever hope to fulfill,” Cameron mentioned.
Gordon Brown, who served as prime minister prior to Cameron from 2007 until eventually 2010, presented his condolences to Amass’s good friends and spouse and children.
Theresa May, who served as primary minister from 2016 until finally 2019, named the stabbing “heartbreaking” and described Amess as a “good guy and respected Parliamentarian.”
Previous prime minister Tony Blair, who served in the position from 1997 to 2007, explained he was “shocked and horrified” by the murder of Amess.
“David and I came into Parliament collectively in 1983,” he stated in a assertion.
“Though on reverse political sides I normally uncovered him a courteous, respectable and completely likeable colleague who was respected across the Property,” he stated.
“This is a horrible and unhappy day for our democracy,” he added.
