The UK Counter-Terrorism Police (CTP) have announced they are taking over the investigation into the death of Margaret Widdecombe, who was known for her socially conservative views. Widdecombe served as a junior minister in John Major's government from 1992 to 1997 and later held positions related to immigration policy. Her family has stated that she died by suicide, but this claim is under investigation by the CTP. The move indicates that authorities believe there may be elements of terrorism or criminal activity involved in Widdecombe's death, which could complicate the case and lead to a more thorough examination. [1] [2]