Suspect charged with Ann Widdecombe murder to appear in court
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An inquest into the death of former Conservative politician and broadcaster Ann Widdecombe has been told that her cause of death is yet to be established. A suspect who has been charged with her murder is due to appear in court, meaning criminal proceedings are now running alongside the coroner's inquiry into her death.
Beyond confirming that a charge has been laid and a court appearance is pending, the available reporting does not set out further details of the circumstances of her death or the identity of the accused. As is standard when a murder charge has been brought, the inquest is expected to be adjourned pending the outcome of the criminal case, with a further hearing likely once those proceedings have concluded.
- Ann Widdecombe inquest told cause of death not yet established
- Murder suspect charged, due in court
- Inquest likely to be adjourned pending criminal case outcome
More coverage
- feeds.bbci.co.uk — Cause of Ann Widdecombe's death not yet established, inquest hears
- The Star (Sheffield) — Cause of Ann Widdecombe’s death yet to be established, inquest hears
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Ann Widdecombe’s cause of death is yet to be established, inquest hears as suspect charged with her murder is due to appear in court”.