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Archbishop of Canterbury pays tribute to Sir David Amess

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Archbishop of Canterbury pays tribute to Sir David Amess

Archbishop of Canterbury pays tribute to Sir David Amess

During a service of remembrance at Westminster, the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby remembers murdered MP Sir David Amess as a "friend to his constituents" who had a "robust fairness of spirit and charity of heart" which endeared him to MPs from all parties.

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