Political Correspondent Liz Bates looks back at the past few days in UK politics, as the country comes to terms with another politician killed in our democracy.

Police are speaking to more possible victims of a convicted paedophile who have come forward after a Channel 4 documentary about the case.

From misinformation to quack cures and everything in between, we appear to be living in a world where conspiracy theories are on the rise and opinion can feel more important than facts. 

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with the alleged murder of a 14-year-old boy in Glasgow.

With shortages becoming a feature of day-to-day life, another household name, Pizza Express, has fallen victim to supply chain issues.

Is the UK going to have to change course on Covid in the face of rising cases, hospitalisations and deaths?

We spoke to Conservative MP Karen Bradley and Labour MP Chris Bryant, and started by asking Karen Bradley if, at this moment, it didn't matter which party they were from.

Members of parliament have been paying tribute to the life of Sir David Amess in Westminster today in a special sitting of the House of Commons. 

We were joined by Conservative MP Andrew Mitchell

We spoke to the Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood, who called for a pause in face-to-face meetings. 

The Home Secretary has insisted the link between MPs and constituents should never be broken, despite the need for security to be reviewed

We spoke to former Home Secretary Jacqui Smith, who is now chair of the Jo Cox Foundation.

What more do we know about the man arrested after the attack? 

We spoke to Labour's Harriet Harman - known as the 'Mother of the House' for being the longest serving woman MP in the Commons.

We were joined from the Commons by the Speaker of the House, Sir Lindsay Hoyle.