- Joshua Kerry, 28, has been charged with the murder of former Conservative MP and Reform spokesperson Ann Widdecombe.
- Kerry, who was remanded in custody after appearing at the Old Bailey on Tuesday afternoon, lives at a terraced home in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, and is suspected of driving nearly 300 miles to carry out the attack on Ms Widdecombe.
- Kerry used to work for a lift company, and reportedly lived with his dog in a housing estate in the Kimberworth Park area.
- Neighbours claimed they had rarely seen him in public since his father’s death last December; his mother and two brothers are believed to have left the area.
- Kerry’s uncle described his nephew as a "gentle giant" who is "polite" and "very shy", and the home secretary said he was not previously known to Prevent, the government’s anti-terror scheme.
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