MP death plot was ‘a message’

An accused member of banned Neo-Nazi group National Action told a court today (Tues) he plotted to kill a Labour MP with a machete to ‘send the state a message’. Jack Renshaw, 23, said he spent just under a month planning to attack 67 year-old West Lancashire MP Rosie Cooper with a 19-inch Gladius sword. But he denied he was going to carry out the murder on behalf of National Action and claimed: ‘It was on behalf of myself.’ Renshaw…

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