Ann and right Herbert

Ann Widdecombe assasinated 8 July 2026. worked for the greater good of people. Wikipedia Heather Herbert voiced disrespectfully about Ann - Herbert was not alone in speaking out.

Another Bent Brick in the Wall

Daze Aghaji, 26, a climate campaigner with strong ties with Extinction Rebellion, chose to dwell on political divides over condemning the act of barbaric violence.

Oh, and finally Nigel Farage

Parliament is disgusting all parties seem to relish in comedic statements against Nigel Farage they do not realise the joke is on them look back to the Local elections in May 2026.

Labour Left Wing Views

This is an insight of the workings , of Left Wing Labour supporters Source . Daze Aghaji, 26, a climate campaigner with strong ties with Extinction Rebellion, chose to dwell on political divides over condemning the act of barbaric violence. Ms Widdecombe, 78, was cruelly murdered in her home on Wednesday, with officers questioning a 28-year-old man from Rotherham and counter-terror police now leading the investigation. But Aghaji, appearing on BBC 2's Politics Live show on Monday, said it would 'go amiss not to mention' what she thought about the former Tory minister's views.

Several commentators hit out at the BBC for choosing Aghaji to appear at such a delicate moment, likely knowing the opinions she would put forward. Former Reform parliamentary candidate Matt Goodwin said it was 'outrageous to show this on the BBC in the aftermath of Ann's death', branding the decision 'truly sickening' and of 'zero class'. Reform activist Allison Pearson was similarly stunned by the 'insensitivity and arrogance on display'. Aghaji, speaking before the revelation that counter-terror police were leading the murder investigation, said: 'There is a lot of controversy around how she lived her political life. Daze Aghaji, 26, was invited onto BBC 2's Politics Live on Monday, where she said a lot of people would not be grieving the murder of Ann Widdecombe

Heather Herbert  :  : Scandalous

Transgender former Labour candidate Heather Herbert, who celebrated her death and said she hoped she had 'screamed in agony', is now being investigated over the comments. Ms Herbert, a web developer at Aberdeen University, relished the 'good news' of the former Tory MP's death in a vile post on BlueSky. Former Scottish Labour candidate Heather Herbert, a web developer at Aberdeen University, relished the news of Ann Widdecombe's death online Ms Herbert doubled down on her comments even after the murder investigation was made public She wrote: 'Some good news for once. I hope it was an extremely painful death, adding: 'I hope she was handcuffed to the bed as she screamed in agony.' Unbelievable