The family of a 19-year-old man injured in a shooting in Krakow is among those being offered government support.
The attack, in Poland’s second largest city, saw a gunman kill six people and injure 15 others in the busy Main Market Square on Saturday.
Among those fatally shot were four Polish citizens, 32-year-old Scottish man James Thomas Campbell and an Austrian woman, with 19-year-old Harry Marchant, from York, currently being treated in hospital for a gunshot wound.
British families impacted by the shooting will be supported “in whatever way we can”, the prime minister told the House of Commons.
Discussing the attack during Prime Minister’s Questions, Andy Burnham said: “Over the weekend, a British national was sadly killed in Krakow and another injured in the terrible shooting.
“Our thoughts are with the families who we will support in whatever way we can and of course, the UK stands with the people of Poland as I’ve assured Prime Minister Tusk.”
