Why do prosecutors say hostility to Reform motivated the Widdecombe murder charge?
Prosecutors told a court that Joshua Kerry's murder of former MP Ann Widdecombe was motivated by extreme left-wing hostility to Reform UK [1]. They allege the killing has a terrorist connection, with Kerry also charged with a separate terrorism offence related to Nigel Farage [1].
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- Prosecutors say anti-Reform hostility motivated Widdecombe murder charge — Daily Mail
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