Ann Widdecombe
10 articles on New Dispatch

Restore is doing Labour's dirty work but my Makerfield trip proves why Reform is here to stay
Ann Widdecombe made the trip up to Makerfield and what she found might surprise GB News members

Why do we agree people should be able to live down past errors, but not on social media? - Ann Widdecombe
Even children can find that something they have sent because they trusted the recipient is subsequently used to embarrass them

When did rape at knifepoint become less serious than a tweet? - Ann Widdecombe
When three teenage boys walked free over the rape of two girls, it sent a terrible message, writes the former Conservative MP

What Rupert Lowe's act of genius really means for his party and Reform - Ann Widdecombe
Winning under the banner of Great Yarmouth First is exactly why Reform should not worry too much, writes the former Conservative MP

Kemi Badenoch's crime crackdown is dangerously naive. I've crunched the numbers - Ann Widdecombe
It'll take much more than 10,000 extra police officers to take back our streets, writes the former Conservative MP

The PM is just 5,000 seats away from defeat. He cannot even go out with a bang - Ann Widdecombe
The question is not will there be a rout on May 7 but only how sizeable that rout will be, writes the former Conservative MP

Keir Starmer has dodged the most devastating question hovering over the Mandelson scandal - Ann Widdecombe
Why appoint Peter Mandelson in the first place? asks the former Conservative MP

Donald Trump has lit the fuse on a new religious resistance - just not the one he hoped for - Ann Widdecombe
Donald Trump's unedifying comments about the Pope may have backfired, writes the former Conservative MP

Nigel Farage seized control of the agenda. PMQs was straw to break the camel's back - Ann Widdecombe
Former minister Ann Widdecombe says Keir Starmer looks like a rabbit in headlights after repeatedly ducking and diving questions in the House of Commons

SNP Hate crime law is the final nail in the coffin of freedom of expression, claims Ann Widdecombe
The Hate Crime law has now been introduced in Scotland