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Bro you pardoned 1,600 people who beat up cops

Absolutely delighted to see Jo Berry - one of the co-founders of Survivors Against Terror - get a CBE. Jo has dedicated her life to peace & reconciliation after her dad was killed by the IRA- this award is hugely deserved. brightonandhovenews.org/2025/06/13/dau…

Political violence doesn’t emerge in a vacuum- it’s incidence is entirely correlated with the dehumanisation of political opponents & violent rhetoric. Those condemning the violence but responsible for the political climate are crying crocodile tears. bbc.co.uk/news/live/cvgv…

On the 9th anniversary of her killing, all I want is for Jo’s death not to have been in vain. To be remembered as a moment when we realised the dangers of polarisation, extremism & hate. It doesn’t feel like that at the moment- but she wouldn’t want us to give up. #MoreInCommon

Today, I’m remembering my friend and colleague Jo Cox. Jo left behind a legacy of hope. Her message of unity and belief in a better, more just world is more relevant than ever.

Thank you to Angela Rayner & Chris Philp MP for mentioning Jo in their remarks this afternoon. After PMQs we held a parliamentary #GreatGetTogether to remember Jo & her example. Thank you everyone who came & especially to Kim Leadbeater MBE MP who organised it.

Who are the 9% who didn’t want bikes to exist?!?

1/2 I’ve always been deeply proud of the melting pot in the West Midlands, showcasing diversity as a strength over division. But that strength is now being tested across the country - with the risk of division threatening our nation. So what do we do about it?

Great to be launching this today. It’s a remarkable group of people who have come together to grapple with the dual crises of connection and cohesion. It starts today.

Honoured to co-chair a new Independent Commission with Jon Cruddas to find long-term solutions for bringing us together, as local communities and as a country. Community cohesion will be a defining issue of our time - but only gets political attention when things go wrong. /1

We are open-minded about what the long-term solutions are, but clear-minded on the problems we are trying to address. Jon and I have written on this in the Times today: thetimes.com/article/55260d… /4

This is exactly right - at present there is no monitoring of changes within communities, where real grievances and misunderstandings are at play, and why tensions are rising. Easy and cost effective win to be had Brendan Cox Belong - The Cohesion and Integration Network

Children clung to life in Sudan by the slenderest of threads, supported by community soup kitchens. Then the USAID funding cuts came, and their mothers watched them starve to death one by one. washingtonpost.com/world/2025/06/…

Twenty years on from the 7/7 attacks, we remember all those whose lives were lost and those whose lives were changed forever. We honour the bravery of the first responders, and the strength of the survivors. Those who try to divide us will always fail.

Today, we mark 20 years since the horrendous 7 July terror attacks shook our city. We remember the 52 people whose lives were cruelly stolen, and pay tribute to those who ran towards danger. London’s determination to stand together is stronger than ever.

The King is right, the most effective response to terrorists who seek to spark division is unity. 20 years on I’m thinking of all those whose lives were devastated on that day. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…