Specialist officers from Counter Terrorism Policing have taken over the investigation into the death of Ann Widdecombe, a 78-year-old former minister in Devon, who died last week. One outlet reports that the investigation involves a “prime suspect” described as a recluse, and it says the suspect had been living alone following the death of an amputee father. The reporting indicates that terror police are leading the inquiry and that their involvement is central to the current investigative phase. The available information does not include additional verified details about the circumstances of Widdecombe’s death, the nature of any alleged involvement by the suspect, or any charges. The accounts provided focus on the transfer of responsibility to Counter Terrorism Policing and on background characterisation of the suspect. Further details, including official statements from police and any forensic or investigative findings, are not provided in the supplied text.