A framed portrait photograph of Ann Widdecombe has been installed in Parliament as MPs return to Westminster.
The image forms part of work being undertaken by MPs to establish a permanent memorial for the former minister. The display marks a visible stage in those efforts, placing a portrait of Widdecombe inside the parliamentary estate.
Widdecombe, a former minister, is the subject of the framed photograph now put up in Parliament. The source material does not specify the exact location of the portrait within the estate, who arranged the installation, or when a permanent memorial is expected to be completed.
The development comes as MPs resume activity in Parliament, with the portrait in place for their return. Work on the permanent memorial is understood to be ongoing, with the framed photograph forming part of that process.
