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Britain Correspondent for the Wall Street Journal. Covering Politics, National Security and of course Royalty. A tad French.
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Counterterrorism police probe death of former UK government minister

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By Max Colchester Verified
| MSN Verified
Max Colchester LONDON—British counterterrorism police are now leading investigations into the suspected murder of former U.K. government minister Ann Widdecombe, who was found dead at her home in southern England last week after sustaining what police said were serious injuries. Widdecombe, 78, was a well-known former Conservative minister who was serving as one of the leading spokeswomen for the anti-immigration party Reform UK.
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Britain's Nigel Farage quits Parliament amid probe into finances but vows return

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By David Luhnow Verified, Max Colchester Verified
| MSN Verified
Nigel Farage, the British populist whose anti-immigration party has led polls for the past year, said he was stepping down as a lawmaker amid a growing scandal over his personal finances, but would run again for the same seat. He said he wanted voters to decide his fate.
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Britain’s Nigel Farage Quits Parliament Amid Probe Into Finances but Vows Return

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By Max Colchester Verified, David Luhnow Verified
| The Wall Street Journal (U.K.) Verified
In June, U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation. Here’s how the leader went from ‘moderate and stable’ to standing down. Photo: Adrian Dennis/PA Wire/ZUMA Press Nigel Farage, the British populist whose anti-immigration party has led polls for the past year, said he was stepping down as a lawmaker amid a scandal over his finances, but plans to run again for the same seat.
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