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Security review How could MPs be made safer?

What measures are already in place to protect MPs?

Security at Westminster is visibly tight, with armed police patrolling the parliamentary estate, and security passes required

A knife-wielding attacker nevertheless managed to get into the grounds at Westminster in March 2017 and fatally stab PC

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