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British prosecutors revealed that Joshua Kerry, 28, the man accused of murdering former Conservative minister and UK reform spokeswoman Anne Widcombe, 78, had "extreme left-wing and/or anti-establishment attitudes" and was "particularly hostile" to Nigel Farges's reform party in the UK. At London's Old Bailey, prosecutors revealed Kerry had spent almost two years researching the home and office addresses of more than 100 politicians and public figures, including Nigel Farage, Cammy Badenoch, Richard Tice, Lee Anderson and Robert Genrick. Kerry also faces terrorism-related charges for attempting to break into Farges House in London in April 2025.

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British prosecutors revealed that Joshua Kerry, 28, the man accused of murdering former Conservative minister and UK reform spokeswoman Anne Widcombe, 78, had "extreme left-wing and/or anti-establishment attitudes" and was "particularly hostile" to Nigel Farges's reform party in the UK. At London's Old Bailey, prosecutors revealed Kerry had spent almost two years researching the home and office addresses of more than 100 politicians and public figures, including Nigel Farage, Cammy Badenoch, Richard Tice, Lee Anderson and Robert Genrick. Kerry also faces terrorism-related charges for attempting to break into Farges House in London in April 2025.

British prosecutors revealed that Joshua Kerry, 28, the man accused of murdering former Conservative minister and UK reform spokeswoman Anne Widcombe, 78, had "extreme left-wing and/or anti-establishment attitudes" and was "particularly hostile" to Nigel Farges's reform party in the UK. At London's Old Bailey, prosecutors revealed Kerry had spent almost two years researching the home and office addresses of more than 100 politicians and public figures, including Nigel Farage, Cammy Badenoch, Richard Tice, Lee Anderson and Robert Genrick. Kerry also faces terrorism-related charges for attempting to break into Farges House in London in April 2025.