Nigel Farage says incident at his home 'directly linked' to Ann Widdecombe murder
Police said at the time that "damage was caused to a door but nothing was stolen".Both CTP London and the Metropolitan Police were involved in enquiries.
- ▪Police said at the time that "damage was caused to a door but nothing was stolen".Both CTP London and the Metropolitan Police were involved in enquiries.
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Nigel Farage says incident at his home 'directly linked' to Ann Widdecombe murderImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Nigel Farage said a "lit incendiary device" was pushed through his letterbox in April 2025ByElla KiplingPublished20 minutes agoNigel Farage said an incident at his London home last year was "directly linked" to the murder of Ann Widdecombe, after counter-terror police reopened an inquiry into it last week.It relates to what Farage described as a "lit incendiary device" being pushed through his letterbox in April 2025, the BBC understands.Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) London has also referred itself to the police watchdog over how the initial investigation was handled.At a Monday press conference, the Reform UK leader said: "I understand this is a completely…
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