The emails were spotted by Mr Sunak’s personal assistant and reported to the police. The CPS said the language in the two emails was “racist, offensive and suggested Mr Sunak should be killed by the public”. When the allegations were put to him by police, Shaw said: “I don’t even remember sending an email. “The work of Members of Parliament is extremely important and the police and the Crown Prosecution Service play their part in keeping them safe and able to do their work without fear. “The Crown Prosecution Service has always and will continue to safeguard a person’s right to freedom of expression.