Labour politicians and left wing media pundits have been attracting widespread criticism from the public for seeking to link the murder of fellow Labour MP Jo Cox to the Brexit campaign. Neil Coyle, the MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark, provoked an outcry on Twitter when, during a tribute to Ms. Cox on Newsnight, he alluded to the Leave campaign and the referendum on European Union (EU) membership. “I think that the kind of nonsense that they inspire online from anonymous accounts, and actually the core content of the poster they launched today, look at what they are putting out and I just think that they are very dangerous, and they risk inspiring extremist elements on the hard right in this country,” he told the programme’s presenter. But viewers called his comments “low” and “opportunist,” saying he should be “ashamed”. So Neil Coyle went from social media to the leave campaign to the far right in one sentence on newsnight — Tiny Dancer (@philnmarks) June 16, 2016 Labour’s Neil Coyle connects #Brexit to hatred of immigrants, to inspiring far right, to Jo Cox. Pretty low. #newsnight — ((( JeSuisBasil ))) (@MaraudingWinger) June 16, 2016 @danteandlobster @coyleneil To blame UKIP, #VoteLeave for what