Widdecombe suspect had 'particular hostility to Reform', court told
Summary
Joshua Kerry, 28, is accused of murdering Ann Widdecombe and preparing terrorist acts, linked to a political motive. Prosecutors say he had a strong hostility toward the Reform UK party and acted with extremist views.Key Facts
- Joshua Kerry is charged with the murder of Ann Widdecombe.
- He is also charged with preparing terrorist acts.
- Kerry had an extreme left-wing or anti-establishment mindset.
- The murder is said to have a political and ideological motive.
- Kerry conducted online reconnaissance of important people and groups.
- He traveled to Nigel Farage’s home and tried to break in 15 months before the murder.
- The two charges will be tried together at the Old Bailey court.
- The trial is scheduled to begin on 8 June next year, with a hearing on 29 January.
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