Yvette Cooper has been accused of causing further distress to the family of murdered MP Sir David Amess by rejecting their calls for a public inquiry into his killing, stating that it would not add value beyond the terrorist’s trial and the Prevent learning review. Lady Julia Amess described Cooper’s response as “adding salt onto an open wound”, expressing feelings of sadness, betrayal, and heartbreak over the perceived lack of support from the home secretary. Despite the family’s requests for assistance, Cooper maintained that she cannot interfere with the coroner’s independent role and suggested the family reconsider their position ahead of a meeting with the prime minister and home secretary.
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North Sea collision latest: Dozens of casualties after ‘massive fireball’ rips through Stena Immaculate tanker
More than 30 casualties have been brought ashore after an oil tanker collided with a cargo vessel in the North Sea, causing a “massive fireball”. The condition of those injured remains unclear, with lifeguards and a coastguard helicopter responding to reports of people abandoning both ships. The incident involved the US-flagged tanker MV Stena Immaculate and the Portugese-flagged cargo vessel MV Solong in the Humber Estuary, with all crew from the tanker confirmed safe by...
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