Reform UK is calling for lawmakers to receive “full security” after the murder of former MP and prominent party member Ann Widdecombe. Multiple outlets report that Zia Yusuf, Reform’s home affairs policy chief, says MPs should be entitled to enhanced personal protection if they request it. The party frames the demand as a response to risks faced by politicians, following Widdecombe’s killing. One report notes Yusuf also criticises other politicians and media coverage, though the central policy request across sources is additional security funding and arrangements for MPs. The calls come after the party publicly linked Widdecombe’s death to broader concerns about safety for public figures. Reform UK, led by Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage, uses the incident to argue for expanded security support for its members and for lawmakers more generally. The coverage focuses on the party’s proposal for “full security” and the demand for resources to implement it, rather than on details of the investigation into Widdecombe’s death.