Daniel Hannan discusses online and public reactions to the death of Ann Widdecombe. In his comments, he contrasts how different sides of the political spectrum respond to the passing of political opponents. The excerpts provided from the Daily Mail describe an example in which someone responds to the news of Widdecombe’s death by calling her a “bigot,” which Hannan characterizes as an unusual way to react to the death of a 78-year-old politician. According to the provided material, Hannan argues that people on the political left respond to the deaths of opponents in ways that he says are not mirrored by right-wing people. The account focuses on the tone and wording used in responses rather than on Widdecombe’s life or cause of death. It presents a broad claim about differences in political behavior, anchored by the specific example of a derogatory remark posted after her death. The reporting is limited to the reaction and commentary described in the provided source and does not include additional independent details about the death itself.