Counter-terror police have launched an investigation into comments made by former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe during a television appearance. The remarks, made on GB News, have prompted a formal complaint, leading to police scrutiny.
Details of the Investigation
The Metropolitan Police confirmed they are assessing the complaint, which relates to comments Widdecombe made on the channel. The force said it is 'assessing' the matter, though no arrests have been made.
Widdecombe, who served as a minister under John Major, made the comments during a discussion on the programme. The exact nature of the remarks has not been disclosed, but they have been referred to the Met's counter-terrorism command for review.
Police Response
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said: 'We are aware of a complaint and are assessing it.' The force added that the assessment is in its early stages, and no further action has been taken at this time.
GB News has not commented on the investigation. Widdecombe has also not publicly responded to the news.
