Mr Cameron and Fellow Politicians

politicians: To cries of "hear, hear" in Parliament, Mr Cameron called on fellow politicians to remember the slain MP by "uniting against the hatred that killed her, today, and for ever more". Mrs Cox husband Brendan and her children, aged five and three, listened in parliament gallery as politicians, sporting white roses in memory of her home county of Yorkshire, paid tribute, according to Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Some politicians clutched handkerchiefs and wiped away tears. Related Story: Brexit campaigning resumes after MP Jo Cox murder Related Story: Could Aussies help sway Britain EU referendum Related Story: Polls show small boost to Remain campaign ahead of Britain EU referendum Map: United Kingdom Britain Prime Minister David Cameron has called for unity after the brutal murder of an MP sparked accusations of hate-mongering just three days before voters decide whether to quit the EU. Key points:A number of MPs pay tribute to colleague Jo Cox Financial markets rally as Remain chances increase Division over Nigel Farage campaign poster The killing of Jo Cox last week shocked both sides of a turbulent campaign, with opinion polls showing rival camps now neck-and-neck before a momentous referendum on Thursday that could determine the fate of Europe. A white rose symbolising Yorkshire and a red rose symbolising her Labour Party were left on the bench where she used to sit. Financial markets rallied as prospects for the Remain side appeared to brighten in the latest opinion polls taken in the wake of Mrs Cox murder. Could Aussies sway Brexit result Up to 960,000 non-citizens from Commonwealth countries can vote on Brexit, as long as they are registered and currently residents in Britain. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.