Former UK minister and MP Ann Widdecombe, 78, is found dead at her home in Haytor on Dartmoor, Devon, on Thursday, July 9. Multiple outlets report police believe she suffered serious injuries at the property and that her death follows a suspected attack carried out about a day earlier. Several reports place the time of the attack around Wednesday, roughly 24 hours before her body was discovered, with one outlet citing a specific discovery time of about 11.40am. Police are treating the death as a homicide. The Mirror and other reports say a 28-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murder, while one outlet reports police are not looking for other suspects in the investigation. Separately, the London Evening Standard says her family announces a public memorial later this year. Details about any warning she may have received shortly before her death are mentioned by tabloid coverage, but the core accounts across outlets focus on the discovery at her home, the serious injuries, the suspected timing of an earlier attack, and the ongoing police investigation, including arrest of a suspect.