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QUENTIN LETTS: Her death elicited anguish, affection and humour. All I could feel was a hollowing sorrow
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Ann Widdecombe was a British politician who served as a Member of Parliament for nearly 25 years, holding various roles including Minister of State for Employment and Shadow Health Secretary. Her death has sparked an outpouring of emotion from across the political spectrum, with many paying tribute to her dedication to public service. The Home Secretary's decision to dedicate an hour of Commons questions to addressing her murder reflects the significance of the case and the impact of her death on the parliamentary community.
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QUENTIN LETTS: Her death elicited anguish, affection and humour. All I could feel was a hollowing sorrow
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood took an hour of Commons questions about Ann Widdecombe 's murder. All I could feel was a hollowing sorrow.
13 Jul, 23:22