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Man 'drove nearly 300 miles with a foot-long pole to Ann Widdecombe's home' on day she was 'murdered': Police search house of suspect arrested in Rotherham

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Man 'drove nearly 300 miles with a foot-long pole to Ann Widdecombe's home' on day she was 'murdered': Police search house of suspect arrested in Rotherham
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