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General · 10 July 2026

Starmer asks public to help police find suspect after Ann Widdecombe's death

Starmer asks public to help police find suspect after Ann Widdecombe's death

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People with information are being urged to contact police as officers try to arrest a suspect described as dangerous. Speaking to reporters at Chequers, Sir Keir Starmer said everyone should put political differences aside and support the investigation into the death of Ann Widdecombe. He called Ann Widdecombe a distinguished politician and said her death was a huge loss.

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