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The threat to politicians is clearly real, says shadow home secretary Shadow home secretary Chris Philp says the "threat" to politicians "is clearly real" following the murder of former Conservative ...

Technology has made abuse of politicians worse, says Diane Abbott Veteran Labour MP Diane Abbott has said that technology has made the abuse of politicians "much much worse" than when she was first ...