Ten years after Jo Cox was killed, the UK should remember – and honour – her legacy (opens original article in a new tab)

Ten years after Jo Cox's murder, the UK is urged to remember her legacy of unity and compassion amid rising far-right extremism and political division.

• Ten years after Jo Cox's murder, her legacy is highlighted as a call for unity and compassion
• Her killer, Thomas Mair, was a white supremacist with far-right motives who attacked her in 2016
• The article notes the rise of far-right extremism in the UK and lack of cross-party collaboration