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53 year old Thomas Mair will never be released from prison after he shot and stabbed 41 year old Jo Cox, a Labour MP in Birstall, West Yorkshire on the 16th June. The attack occurred just days before the UK voted on whether to leave the European Union. Mr Mair told police he was a political activist, Nazi memorabilia was found at his home.

Mrs Cox had been campaigning for Britain to remain within the EU at the time of her murder, which police described as an act of terrorism.

Mrs Cox, a mother of two young children, was a well respected MP who had campaigned for many causes including help for Syrian refugees and programs to counter isolation in the elderly.

Her husband Brendan said he hoped the public would respond to Jo's death by embracing her message of love and tolerance for others.

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Jo Cox's husband Brendan Cox told reporters outside the court that the family had found comfort in the outpouring of tributes for the MP.

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Jo Cox's husband Brendan Cox told reporters outside the court that Mair had not achieved his aim of silencing Jo's message of love and kindness.

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LABOUR CRITICISES AUTUMN STATEMENT

The UK has lowered its economic growth forecasts as a result of the vote to leave the European Union.

Britain's independent Office for Budget Responsibility now predicts 1.4% growth in 2017, down from an earlier forecast of 2.2%

And over a five year period it expects growth to be 2.4% lower than it would have been without the Brexit vote.

This has been revealed by UK finance minister Philip Hammond who's been unveiling his Autumn Statement - a mini-budget of tax and spending plans.

He's unveiled a series of measures such as extra funding for housebuilding, a boost to the minimum wage, and more spending on infrastructure.

But Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell says he hasn't done enough.

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Jo Cox murder "an act of terror"

A man who shouted the right-wing political slogan "Britain First" before stabbing a British MP to death has been found guilty of her murder.

53 year old Thomas Mair was given a whole life sentence, meaning he will never be released. He shot and stabbed 41 year old Jo Cox, a Labour MP in Birstall, West Yorkshire on the 16th June, just a few days before the UK voted on whether to leave the European Union. Mr Mair claimed to police he was a political activist. Nazi memorabilia was found at his home.

Mrs Cox, a mother of two young children, was a well respected MP who had campaigned for many causes including more help for Syrian refugees and programs to help the elderly cope with loneliness.

The lead investigator in the case, Detective Superintendent Nick Wallen said the murder of Jo Cox had been an act of terror.

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UK GROWTH 'TO BE HIT BY BREXIT'

The UK has lowered its economic growth forecasts as a result of the vote to leave the European Union.

Britain's independent Office for Budget Responsibility now predicts 1.4% growth in 2017, down from an earlier forecast of 2.2%

And over a five year period it expects growth to be 2.4% lower than it would have been without the Brexit vote.

This has been revealed by UK finance minister Philip Hammond who's been unveiling his Autumn Statement - a mini-budget of tax and spending plans.

He's unveiled a series of measures such as extra funding for housebuilding, a boost to the minimum wage, and more spending on infrastructure.

And Mr Hammond insists the UK can meet the challenges ahead.

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And Mr Hammond says the growth predicted over the coming years is comparatively healthy.

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Thomas Mair sentenced to life in prison for murder of UK MP Jo Cox

The man accused of murdering UK MP Jo Cox has been found guilty of all counts after a seven day trial at the Old Daily.

Thomas Mair, a right-wing, white supremacist attacked the mother of two on the 16th June this year, by shooting and stabbing her.

Our Correspondent Natalie Powell reports the jury took just 90 minutes to reach their conclusion. He has been sentenced to life in prison.

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Head of German auto industry asks UK to clarify Brexit strategy

The head of Germany's automobile industry association has asked the British Government to clarify it's Brexit strategy on leaving the European Union.

Matthias Wissman said a long period of uncertainty could damage investment in the UK which is home to around 100 German car plants. From London, Catherine Drew reports.

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Key plotter behind Paris and Brussels attacks named

The US State Department has revealed the identity of an Islamic State member they believed oversaw last November's attacks in Paris and the bombings that hit Brussels in March.

French and Belgian intelligence had already traced phone records back to a man known as Abu Souleymane al-Faransi - now the US says his real name is Abdelilah Himich.

Our Europe correspondent Elena Casas has more from Brussels.

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Lufthansa cancels 900 flights due to pilot strike

German airline Lufthansa has cancelled nearly 900 flights due to a strike by its pilots over pay.

The firm lost a last minute legal battle to prevent the strike and says it expects 100 thousand passengers will be affected.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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NATO blames Russia for “aggressive military posturing" in Eastern Europe

OBAMA PAYS TRIBUTE TO ELLEN

US President Barack Obama has paid tribute to comedian Ellen DeGeneres while presenting her with America's highest civilian honour.

The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded to Ellen, along with Tom Hanks, Robert de Niro and Michael Jordan.

President Obama used the occasion to speak of the influence of Ellen's decision to come out as gay in 1997.

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UK TO UNVEIL MINI-BUDGET AMID BREXIT UNCERTAINTY

The UK is set to announce extra housebuilding and measures to help the so-called JAMs - people who are Just About Managing.

Finance minister Philip Hammond is setting out his first Autumn Statement as Chancellor.

It will also contain fresh forecasts expected to predict higher borrowing and slower economic growth as a result of Britain's vote to leave the EU.

Mr Hammond has warned he has little cash to play with…

… but Conservative MP Sir Oliver Letwin says he's capable of delivering meaningful policies.

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Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell says the government has harmed the economy with its austerity cuts.

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Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Donald Trump Meets New York Times Journalists

Donald Trump has been meeting journalists from the New York Times at the newspaper's headquarters.

The US President-Elect had tweeted just hours earlier that he was cancelling the meeting because the paper had changed the ground rules for the planned session, a charge it denied.

In the end, the paper's publisher, editors and senior reporters met Mr. Trump for an on-the-record discussion during which reporters tweeted much of what was said.

Lorna Shaddick in New York has more.

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