The ex-wife of a Conservative MP has emotionally recounted the terrifying moment she was nearly strangled to death in a chilling revelation that has sent shockwaves through Westminster.
In a tearful interview, the woman described the harrowing incident, revealing how she feared for her life as her ex-husband allegedly attacked her. "I thought I was going to die," she confessed, her voice trembling with emotion.
The disturbing account has raised serious questions about domestic violence and the protection of victims, particularly in high-profile political circles. The MP in question has not yet publicly responded to the allegations.
This revelation comes at a time when domestic abuse cases in the UK are under increased scrutiny, with campaigners calling for stronger legal protections and support systems for victims.
Experts warn that such incidents often go unreported, particularly when they involve powerful figures. "This case highlights the urgent need for better safeguards," said one domestic violence charity spokesperson.
The emotional interview has sparked widespread debate about accountability in politics and the importance of addressing domestic violence at all levels of society.
