MPs told to 'take simple steps' to avoid abuse amid Brexit tensions

Lindsay Hoyle, a Commons deputy speaker, advises colleagues to travel home by taxi or with fellow MPs

A deputy speaker of the House of Commons has advised MPs they should take a black cab or travel home together to avoid the risk of intimidation or abuse amid rising public tensions about the Brexit process.

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