![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/labour-mp-criticises-stupid-itv-show-dramatising-neo-nazi-plot-to-kill-her/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_Rosie-Cooper.jpg&description=Rosie Cooper accused the broadcaster and campaign group Hope not hate of using her as a 'marketing tool' for The Walk In, starring Stephen Graham, which chronicled the failed plot to assassinate herLabour MP Rosie Cooper urged ITV and Hope not hate to donate the money generated from the TV series to the Jo Cox FoundationA Labour MP has criticised ITV's decision to turn a plot to murder her into a "stupid, stupid, stupid" drama series. Rosie Cooper, the MP for West Lancashire, accused the broadcaster and anti-fascism campaign group Hope not hate (Hnh) of using her as a "marketing tool". She urged ITV and the advocacy group to donate all the money generated from the TV series to the Jo Cox Foundation, which was set up following the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox in 2016. The Walk-In, which launched on October 3, chronicles the story behind the neo-Nazi plot and how it was foiled by Hope not hate. The series was unveiled in September - the same day Ms Cooper announced she was standing down as MP for West Lancashire. Speaking in the Commons, Ms Cooper said: "I am appalled at ITV's recent treatment of the threats to MPs. The neo-Nazi plot to kill MP Rosie Cooper was turned into a television drama called 'The Walk In', starring Stephen Graham ( PA) "I have been used as a marketing tool by both Hope not hate and ITV. What excuse is there for a press release that says, 'Who is Rosie Cooper, and who wanted to murder her?' "There is no defence to that. So, let's test the public defence, the public interest defence, to their despicable behaviour and I call on Hope not hate and ITV to donate all money and profits generated from this TV series, both here and abroad, every single penny should go to the Jo Cox Foundation. "We should not tolerate this kind of behaviour." The Labour MP thanked Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, Conservative former prime minister Theresa May, Tory ex-home secretary Priti Patel and Defence Secretary Ben Wallace for their support. She also praised ex-Labou){kind=link}
Rosie Cooper accused the broadcaster and campaign group Hope not hate of using her as a ‘marketing tool’ for The Walk In, starring Stephen Graham, which chronicled the failed plot to assassinate her
A Labour MP has criticised ITV’s decision to turn a plot to murder her into a “stupid, stupid, stupid” drama series.
Rosie Cooper, the MP for West Lancashire, accused the broadcaster and anti-fascism campaign group Hope not hate (Hnh) of using her as a “marketing tool”.
She urged ITV and the advocacy group to donate all the money generated from the TV series to the Jo Cox Foundation, which was set up following the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox in 2016.
The Walk-In, which launched on October 3, chronicles the story behind the neo-Nazi plot and how it was foiled by Hope not hate.