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Jeremy Vine moved to tears on live show after death of Ann Widdecombe as he reveals politician’s final texts

  • Posted on July 13, 2026
  • By The Independent
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Jeremy Vine became visibly emotional during a Channel 5 broadcast following the tragic death of Ann Widdecombe, the prominent 78-year-old politician found deceased in her Devon residence. The incident, treated as a homicide investigation, prompted a heartfelt tribute from fellow broadcaster Iain Dale, who highlighted Ms. Widdecombe's professional respect for Vine's journalism. The presenter shared details about her unexplained communication silence before her scheduled television appearance, revealing previously unheard final messages that underscored their collegial relationship.

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Jeremy Vine moved to tears on live show after death of Ann Widdecombe as he reveals politician’s final texts
Jeremy Vine moved to tears on live show after death of Ann Widdecombe as he reveals politician’s final texts

Jeremy Vine was moved to tears live on air during a discussion about Ann Widdecombe’s murder investigation. The 78-year-old was found dead at her home in Devon on Thursday (9 July). Police believe that she was killed nearly 24 hours before. A 28-year-old man has been arrested in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, on suspicion of her murder. On Monday (13 July), the Channel 5 presenter became emotional after guest Iain Dale recalled how positively Ms Widdecombe spoke of Mr Vine and his team. “Well, that is too much to hear today. Thank you so much, Iain,” he said as he choked back tears. Mr Vine went on to explain that Ms Widdecombe was scheduled to make an appearance on Channel 5’s Matt Allwright show on Wednesday (8 July) but stopped returning messages, which he read out live on air.
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