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Former MP asks families to report radicalised relatives

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Former MP asks families to report radicalised relatives

Former MP asks families to report radicalised relatives

Former MP Ann Widdecombe has asked families to report their relatives if they suspect they are being radialised, after attending the murder trial for the death of her friend Sir David Amess.

Ali Harbi Ali has been given a whole-life sentence for murdering Sir David Amess MP last year.

Report by Guzzardib.

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