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Farage’s speculation about Widdecombe’s murder could make it harder for justice to be done

Summary by thenewworld.co.uk
Britain’s laws on contempt of court may be a relic of the pre-internet age, but they are still in force. If you break the rules, you can collapse a trial

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Farage’s speculation about Widdecombe’s murder could make it harder for justice to be done

Britain’s laws on contempt of court may be a relic of the pre-internet age, but they are still in force. If you break the rules, you can collapse a trial

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thenewworld.co.uk broke the news on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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