This is how it looks:
Ann Widdecombe would not have been murdered if the police had done their job when Nigel Farage reported the attempted firebomb attack on his home.
🚨 SUMMARY: Ann Widdecombe's murder suspect Joshua Kerry has been charged with a terror offence against Nigel Farage
- It comes after Counter Terror Police reopened an investigation following Widdecombe's murder into an attempted firebombing at Farage’s home in April 2025
- Farage’s partner Laure Ferrari came home to find the front door damaged with a chisel or a crowbar and an empty can of lighter fuel in the porch, which had been squirted over the door
- Farage believes the attacker was disturbed by a neighbour who had three large dogs and leaves for work at about the time the attack happened
- Police interviewed Farage and Ferrari and seized 74 hours of CCTV from around the property
- Detectives reviewed the footage but failed to identify the suspect and later closed the investigation, telling Farage the cameras had not captured them
- When Counter Terror Police revisited the footage after Widdecombe's murder, they found the suspect and their car had actually been captured "over an extended period"
- The detective who initially reviewed the footage is now being investigated by the IOPC over a potential "missed opportunity to protect the public"
- Tonight, the CPS charged Kerry with preparing terrorist acts against Farage and others following a "hugely intensive" Counter Terror Police investigation