A former MP is raising concerns that systemic failures in protecting lawmakers remain unresolved five years after her father’s fatal stabbing, questioning whether recent reforms have truly addressed the risks politicians face. The inquiry follows persistent calls for stronger security measures amid ongoing threats to elected officials. With no concrete evidence of meaningful change, the debate over accountability and prevention in political safety protocols intensifies. The reflection underscores lingering doubts about whether institutions have learned from past tragedies.
Katie Amess questions if anything has changed to protect politicians five years after her father's death.
