nterview with Mary Creagh MP about her experience of the Westminster terror attack

The transcript describes a chaotic situation at the Palace of Westminster during a terror attack. The narrator recounts their experience of encountering unusual security measures, witnessing panic as people fled from a shooting, and the subsequent evacuation process. They also detail their efforts to alert a nearby tube station and communicate with their staff to ensure safety.

What was unusual about the security presence as the narrator was on their way to vote?

• There were more armed police than usual.

• The police were unarmed.

• The security was less than usual.

• There were no police officers present.

How did the narrator react when they were warned about the shooting?

• They turned around immediately.

• They called the police.

• They continued towards the Palace.

• They ignored the warning.

What challenge did people face while trying to evacuate the building?

• The doors were locked.

• There was no security to guide them.

• The rotary doors caused a bottleneck.

• The escalators were not working.

What did the narrator do upon reaching the tube station?

• They called their family.

• They left the station immediately.

• They alerted the control room about the attack.

• They boarded a train.

What was the narrator's primary concern after the evacuation?

• Contacting the media.

• Returning to their office.

• Finding a safe place to hide.

• Ensuring their staff's safety.