Brendan Cox
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| Gender | Male |
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| Spouse | Jo Cox |
| Children | Lejla Cox |
| Cuillin Cox | |
| Books | Jo Cox: More in Common |
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| ID | 406726 |
Brendan Cox Life story
Terror attack survivors condemn compensation body
... Brendan Cox, whose wife, Labour MP Jo Cox, is a co-founder of Survivors Against Terror, and a co-author of the report...
Martyn's Law: PM urged not to delay venue security bill
... Brendan Cox, widower of murdered Jo Cox MP, also signed...
Nation asked to sing Sweet Caroline for the Queen
... " Music is a great way of bringing people together, and this is a fantastic song, " said Brendan Cox, co-founder of the coalition...
Terror survivors call for new rules for journalists covering attacks
... As well as Ms Murray, other authors of the report include Brendan Cox, husband of Labour MP Jo Cox, and Darryn Frost - who helped fight off the using a narwhal tusk...
Sir David Amess death: Jo Cox's husband had 'physical reaction' to killing
... Brendan Cox said he was put back " in that moment five years ago" when he learned his wife had been killed by a right-wing extremist in Yorkshire...
General election 2019: Terror attack survivors demand more support
... The survivors group, which has written to the Daily Telegraph outlining its demands, includes Brendan Cox, whose wife the Labour MP and Gina Van Dort, whose husband Chris Dyer died in the in which 30 Britons were murdered...
London Bridge: What we know so far
... In a Twitter response to Brendan Cox, whose MP wife Jo Cox was murdered, Jack Merritt s father said: I obviously don t have full facts about the process that led to the attacker being released but what I can say with certainty is that no one at the event had the slightest inkling that he could or would do something like this...
Jo Cox charity urges MPs to sign up to code of conduct
... Her husband, Brendan Cox, has said he was shocked by the type of language used in the Commons on Wednesday...
Jo Cox charity urges MPs to sign up to code of conduct
The Jo Cox Foundation was Set Up in memory of the MP who was murdered in 2016
The Jo Cox Foundation has called on all Political Parties to agree to a code of conduct to help protect MPs.
It Comes after the Prime Minister was in a Commons debate.
Boris Johnson went on to suggest The Best way to honour the murdered MP Jo Cox , who had wanted to remain in the EU, was to "get Brexit done".
Her husband, Brendan Cox , has said he was "shocked" by the type of language used in The Commons on Wednesday.
Mrs Cox, A Mother of two, died in 2016 after she was shot and stabbed while on her way to meet constituents in Birstall, West Yorkshire .
During The Debate , Mr Johnson dismissed a complaint by one Labour MP that his rhetoric risked provoking attacks on politicians as "humbug".
He was also challenged over his use of The Words "surrender bill" and "surrender act" to describe legislation passed earlier this month which aims to block a no-deal Brexit on 31 October.
Following the criticism, particularly female MPs" and acknowledged that "tempers need to come down".
The Foundation Set Up in memory of said it has been working with The Committee on Standards in Public Life (CSPL) to develop a "joint standard of conduct" to help protect election candidates.
It will set out minimum standards of behaviour expected from all Political Party members, The Foundation said, adding it hopes to reach an agreement before any upcoming general election.
The Foundation added intimidation was a "cross-party issue" which poses a threat to the "diversity, integrity, and vibrancy of Representative Democracy " in the UK.
Mr Johnson has defended his language, insisting he "deplores threats to anyone"The Day after The Commons debate, Mr Cox urged all sides to moderate their language.
He said: "There is a willingness to jump out and decry The Other side when they use language like 'surrender' or 'traitor' or 'betrayal'.
"And I think that is inflammatory language, but I think as inflammatory are Those People who have used the language of it being a 'coup' and a 'dictatorship'.
"I think both of those approaches are unacceptable. "
The Foundation said The Code will actively promote and support the seven, which form the basis of The Ethical standards expected of public officials - selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership.
The Code has been developed using recommendations made in the CSPL's 2017 report on intimidation in public life and a review of existing internal party codes, it added.
CSPL chairman Lord Evans said he was "delighted" by the progress in tackling intimidation, adding: "Standards in public life have rarely been more in the spotlight than they are today. "
Catherine Anderson , chief executive of The Jo Cox Foundation, said Mrs Cox's murder was a Constant Reminder that The Threat of violence and intimidation towards MPs, candidates or anybody else in public life can never be acceptable.
"We all value vigorous political debate and freedom of speech but that should not extend to abusive behaviour designed to intimidate and silence people. It threatens our democracy itself," She Said .
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Source of news: bbc.com
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