About: Jo Cox

Commissioner warns of ‘growing menace’ of right-wing terrorism in EU
EXCLUSIVE/ EU Security Commissioner Julian King warned of the ‘growing menace’ of violent, right-wing extremism, as a possible backlash against the ongoing attacks by jihadists.
The Brief: MEPs quash CETA challenge but what about Wallonia?
MEPs today quashed a proposed resolution to refer CETA, the EU-Canada trade deal, to the European Court of Justice by a significant majority.
White supremacist found guilty of assassination of UK Remain MP
A white rights terrorist was found guilty of the murder of British MP Jo Cox on Wednesday (23 November), who was assassinated in the run-up to the Brexit referendum in June.
UK ‘Remain’ MP murdered by man shouting ‘Britain First’, court hears
'Remain' campaigning British MP Jo Cox was shot and stabbed by a man shouting "Britain First", a court heard on Monday (14 November).
The Brief: Women are better drivers than men, confirms Commission
Who are the best drivers? Men or women? Fortunately, thanks to the European Commission, we can set this controversy to rest, once and for all.
Institutions plan emergency sessions in event of Brexit
European President Martin Schulz told MEPs to brace for an extraordinary plenary session on Tuesday (28 June), while a meeting of the College of Commissioners would take place on Sunday (26 June) if Britons vote to leave the EU.
Football atmosphere prevails at last debate ahead of UK referendum
Rival sides in Britain's referendum on European Union membership clashed in a passionate debate to the roars of an audience of six thousand in a London concert arena yesterday (21 June).
British parliament pays tribute to murdered ‘Remain’ MP
British Prime Minister David Cameron called for unity Monday (20 June) after the brutal murder of an MP sparked accusations of hate-mongering just three days before voters decide whether to quit the EU.
Remain camp gains momentum in first Brexit poll since Jo Cox murder
The pound extended its rally in Asian trade Monday (20 June) as investors swung their bets to Britain voting to stay in the European Union this week and latest polls showed support shifting to the Remain camp after the murder of a pro-EU lawmaker.
Brussels NGOs united in mourning for former colleague Jo Cox
The news of the brutal murder of British MP Jo Cox slowly filtered through the closing ceremony of the Brussels European Development Days conference last night (16 June) – an event which, as a former head of Oxfam, she would have felt entirely at home at.
Jo Cox murder seen as boosting Britain’s pro-EU campaign
The murder of labour MP Jo Cox yesterday by a man shouting “Britain first” will hurt momentum for Brexit and reflect poorly on those campaigning to leave the European Union by linking them to a murderer, analysts have said.
US group: Alleged killer of British MP was neo-Nazi supporter
The alleged killer of British lawmaker Jo Cox was a "dedicated supporter" of a neo-Nazi group based in the United States, a civil rights group reported Thursday (16 June).