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The Speaker's Office has confirmed that Parliament will sit at 14:30 on Monday.
It was announced earlier that Parliament would be recalled following the death of Batley and Spen MP Jo Cox.
In the aftermath of the killing of Batley and Spen MP Jo Cox, the parliamentary expenses watchdog says it takes the security of MPs "very seriously" at home and in their constituencies.
The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority, external (IPSA) wrote to all MPs in January outlining new arrangements for funding the cost of security measures, saying "recent events have led us, with the police and the House of Commons, to take stock of our arrangements to ensure that they are appropriate to changed circumstances".
IPSA directs MPs to complete a safety checklist and have their office assessed by an "approved security assessor" - and spending on security measures, including for lone working, is approved on the basis of that assessment.
Quote MessageIPSA takes the security of MPs very seriously. We wrote to all members of Parliament earlier this year to inform them of the security support available. This includes security at their home and at constituency offices."
IPSA Spokesman
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The killing of Jo Cox was "an act of hatred" in the town she loved and grew up in, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said.
Paying tribute to his colleague, he said her killing was "an attack on democracy", which left behind her husband and two children "who will never see their mother again".
MPs will get a chance to pay their own tributes on Monday after David Cameron agreed to the recall of Parliament, he said.
Speaking in Birstall, Mr Corbyn hailed Mrs Cox's work for anti-slavery campaigns, Oxfam, human rights and justice.
Quote MessageShe was taken from us in an act of hatred; in a vile act that has killed her. It's an attack on democracy that happened yesterday - it's the well of hatred that killed her."
Jeremy Corbyn, Leader, Labour Party
Hailing Jo Cox as one of Parliament's "most passionate and brilliant campaigners", David Cameron said the nation "is rightly shocked" at her death.
Mr Cameron called for people to "value and see as precious the democracy we have on these islands".
The Prime Minister said Britain has peace, stability, and economic well-being, which is "all underpinned by tolerance".
Leading politicians gather in Birstall, as vigils and tributes continue to take place around the world for Batley and Spen MP Jo Cox who died after being attacked in Birstall yesterday.
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Here are the latest scenes from Birstall as Prime Minister David Cameron and leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn lay floral tributes to Batley and Spen Labour MP Jo Cox.
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Image source, PAQuote MessageIt's a well of hatred that killed her. Jo Cox was an outstanding MP who in 13 months representing her constituency made an extraordinary impression. Jo was an exceptional, wonderful, very talented woman taken from us when she had so much to give."
Jeremy Corbyn
Quote MessageMPs are available to the public and that's how Jo died, doing her job. We shouldn't forget that politics is about public service. Most importantly of all we should value and see as precious the democracy that we have in this country."
David Cameron
Speaking in Birstall, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says Parliament is being recalled on Monday following the killing of MP Jo Cox.
Mr Corbyn describes her killing as an "act of hatred" and an "attack on democracy".
The Prime Minister and the Labour leader face the press in Birstall.
David Cameron and Jeremy Corbyn have arrived in Birstall to pay their respects to murdered Batley and Spen MP Jo Cox.
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Lord Kinnock, former leader of the Labour party, gives a moving tribute to Jo Cox.
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Joe Inwood
BBC Video Journalist
It is almost a year to the day since I first met Jo Cox MP.
I was filming a feature about her first day in Parliament. She was fiercely intelligent, impassioned and articulate - all the things successful politicians need to be.
But she was also warm, engaging, and human - all the things they so often want to be.
We walked into the bowels of her barge, where her husband Brendan was preparing breakfast. She offered me a coffee and we started chatting. Her two kids joined us. They were charming, lively and bright. It wasn't hard to see where they got it from.
We talked about politics, family, travel. After about half an hour I had to remind myself I was actually there to film her. It was impossible to meet Jo and not want to spend time with her.
I spent a couple of days filming with Jo and, luckily, she liked the piece. The last time we spoke was a couple of months ago.
It’s hard to believe that will now never happen. Politics, public life but, most importantly, her wonderful family are far poorer for her senseless death.
The flags over Buckingham Palace and at the Houses of Parliament are flying at half mast in tribute to Batley and Spen Labour MP Jo Cox:
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