Jo Cox’s sister shares safety fears after abuse over assisted dying bill

The Independent 2025-03-08

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Jo Cox’s sister, the Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, has told Times Radio the abuse she has received over the assisted dying bill "doesn't leave you feeling necessarily safe as you might want."
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