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Liz Truss breaks down in tears on stage during emotional tribute to Ann Widdecombe at CPAC GB

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Ann Widdicombe, 78, was found dead in her home in Devon last week.

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On Tuesday, counter-terrorism police said she had been killed in a "targeted attack".Ms Truss honoured her long life of service, addressing a hall of attendees and introducing a slideshow of images of the former Conservative, Brexit Party and Reform UK politician.

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"Before we start on this conference, I'd like to take time to pay our respects to the late Ann Widdecombe, who was brutally murdered in her home last week," the former Tory MP began.

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"I've known Ann for over 20 years.

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She was a deeply principled politician who stood for the very values we are fighting for at CPAC: free speech, patriotism and the family.

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