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David Amess: Labour shadow foreign secretary admits she doesn't feel safe in constituency
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dailyrecord.co.ukLabour's shadow foreign secretary Lisa Nandy has admitted that she does not feel safe going about her constituency following the tragic stabbing of Tory MP David Amess.
The MP for Wigan told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that Sir David Amess 's murder was "heart breaking", adding: "It does make you very anxious but none of us are going to stop doing our job as a consequence." Asked whether she felt safe doing her job in her constituency, the Labour MP for Wigan replied: "No, not really if I'm honest.
I feel quite fortunate to have a lot constituents who are concerned about my safety. "Wigan is that kind of place, people look after each other and when they see things like this, my inbox this morning is absolutely full of people saying: 'keep
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