Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood says she will offer Nigel Farage a personal meeting with a Home Office unit responsible for security arrangements for high-profile politicians after the death of former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe. Following Widdecombe’s death, Mahmood addresses concerns in Parliament about whether former MPs and politicians from smaller parties—including those not currently in parliament—receive adequate security. She also says she is insisting that MPs are treated equally in how protection is offered. The comments come as Reform UK raises specific concerns about the safety of its MPs and the adequacy of current security arrangements. Mahmood says the incident has prompted questions about security for former MPs and non-Westminster politicians, and she signals she will review security advice related to those concerns. The outlets report that Widdecombe’s body was found with serious injuries at her home in Devon. While the reporting centers on security provisions and political reassurance, it does not provide additional verified details on any investigation or motive in the accounts cited.