Vigils have been held in Wymondham and Norwich to remember Labour MP Jo Cox who died after being shot in the street of her Yorkshire constituency.
More than 150 people attended a vigil held at St Mark's Church community centre, in Hall Road, Norwich, this evening.
Afterwards, Labour Norwich South MP Clive Lewis, said: 'It was very, very emotional, it was very cathartic and I think it reflected very much the sense of deep shock, and I am also going to say I think as well the determination that Jo Cox's death won't be for nothing.
'I think people are very concerned and also I think there's a sense of anger from some people about how the atmosphere of British politics has been corrupted.'
About 60 people also gathered at Wymondham Market Cross this afternoon for a vigil led by Conservative Mid-Norfolk MP George Freeman.
A picture of Ms Cox alongside some flowers and the Union flag were poignantly displayed as people of all ages paused to pay their respects.
Mr Freeman said: 'When an MP is brutally killed outside her constituency surgery it is a brutal and shocking tragedy... And as this evening's vigil showed it is also a moment to pause and reflect at what has gone wrong in society. Let us stand together and unite in our shared commitment to insist on a Parliamentary democracy in which we can all be proud.'
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