Police are investigating the death of Ann Widdecombe, a 78-year-old former MP and Reform UK spokesperson, after she is found dead at her home on Dartmoor in Devon. Multiple outlets report that she was discovered on July 9, with serious injuries, including head injuries. Police have issued updates saying they are searching for and questioning a suspect in connection with her death. One outlet states that a suspect is named, and another reports that a man was initially arrested and later released before being re-arrested as the investigation develops. A separate report describes the incident as a targeted attack, according to police. Alongside the criminal investigation, Widdecombe’s family has provided information about funeral arrangements. Sources say a private funeral is planned in the coming weeks, with a public memorial expected later this year. Some reports also mention that the investigation includes consideration of events shortly before her death, including a televised video tour of her bungalow. The overall focus remains on police inquiries into the circumstances surrounding her death and the suspect’s role, alongside family announcements about how they will mark her passing.