The UK Prime Minister and leader of Britain's Labour party have paid tribute to MP Jo Cox in the constituency where she was killed.

The two leaders laid flowers together near where she was shot and stabbed on the street in West Yorkshire yesterday.

A 52-year-old man remains in police custody.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says it was an horrific attack, which has had a massive impact:

Meanwhile MPs in Britain have been urged to review their security after yesterday's incident.

The mother-of-two, 41, was shot and stabbed multiple times in broad daylight while attending a constituency clinic in her home town of Birstall in West Yorkshire yesterday afternoon.

A reminder of safety guidance has been sent out to politicians and campaigning in the referendum on membership of the EU remains suspended until at least Sunday.

The suspension of the campaigns led to Enda Kenny having to scale back his plans for campaigning against a Brexit, while on a two-day visit to Britain.

Our political Gavan Reilly filed this report from Manchester for Today FM's National Lunchtime News: