Prime Minister Rishi Sunak denies deceiving her after Downing Street meeting
Figen Murray says she feels 'let down by all the promises that were made and broken' over proposed new anti-terror legislation in her son's name - Martyn's Law.
She met with Rishi Sunak on Wednesday and said: "The PM promised me today that he would introduce Martyn's Law to parliament before summer recess." The PM, just hours later, announced a general election on July 4. Mrs Murray said she felt 'misled'. The Manchester Evening News has contacted the Cabinet Office for clarification, but has recieved no reply.
He said: "The last government made two promises to survivors of terror attacks - to introduce Martyn’s Law and to bring forward a Survivor's Charter. While we welcome the progress made on both, neither have been delivered and I know many survivors feel bitterly let down."
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