MPs in parliament remain a hard target for terrorists | Alan Travis

When Airey Neave, the last MP to be assassinated in parliament, was blown up by a magnetic bomb under his car as he was driving out of the underground car park, his murderers boasted they had killed him “inside the ‘impregnable’ Palace of Westminster”.There has always, of course, been a constant police presence at Westminster but even during those years of the IRA and INLA bombing campaigns individual members of the public could always get in and out of the Palace of West