Newly released footage shows the moment the prime suspect in the murder of Ann Widdecombe was arrested at his council house in South Yorkshire.Video shows a group of armed officers descending on the 28-year-old's property in Rotherham on Saturday, pushing wheelie bins out the way to access the front door before detaining him in the driveway.CCTV captured from outside the suspect's home on the same day shows him carrying a bag towards the bins while topless. A red Vauxhall Corsa can be seen in the background and appears to be the same car the suspect was seen climbing into while carrying a large baton or pole on the day the former minister was allegedly bludgeoned to death. Ms Widdecombe, 78, was found dead by her gardener at her cottage in Haytor on Dartmoor at around 11.40am on Thursday after sustaining serious injuries.The white British suspect was arrested on suspicion of murder some 267 miles in Rotherham two days later. Specialist officers from Counter Terrorism Policing today took over the investigation into the death of Ms Widdecombe. Making a statement in the Commons about the case, Shabana Mahmood said the man had not been referred to Prevent, the anti-extremist programme.'I can confirm to the House that this man was not known to Prevent,' she told MPs. 'The police have cautioned against speculating about the case – that is the right thing to do for Ann's family and friends.' Footage shows a group of armed officers descending on the 28-year-old's property in Rotherham on Saturday The murder of Ann Widdecombe, pictured on a TV show two weeks ago, may have been terror-relatedThe suspect was captured on CCTV climbing into his car with what appeared to be a large pole more than a foot long bulging from his left pocket on the day she was killed. It also emerged today that Ms Widdecombe gave a tour of her £600,000 Dartmoor home for a television programme broadcast just five days before she was allegedly murdered. The show featured the kitchen where she was found dead, as well as the property's front door, driveway and grounds. Until today, Devon and Cornwall Police had insisted there was no evidence to suggest the killing was politically motivated.But in a dramatic twist, the suspect has now been re-arrested on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism.Counter Terrorism Policing South East (CTPSE) said new information and evidence had come to light, prompting it to take over the investigation. The nature of that new evidence or information has not been revealed.Specialist officers from across the UK Counter Terrorism Policing network have been working alongside Devon and Cornwall Police since a murder inquiry was launched last week.Laurence Taylor, the head of National Counter Terrorism Policing, said: 'Building on the progress made by our colleagues in Devon and Cornwall Police, we now have new information and evidence that means Counter Terrorism Policing is leading the investigation.'We are pursuing multiple lines of inquiry to establish the motivation for this attack.'Our priority is to progress this investigation as quickly as possible, using all the capabilities available to us. If anyone has information, we urge them to contact police.'We would like to thank local communities, the wider public and the media for their ongoing support and patience, and ask them to continue supporting us during the next stage of the investigation.'The suspect in Ms Widdecombe's murder was captured on CCTV leaving the property on a Rotherham estate shortly before 8am on Wednesday with what appears to be a pole in the pocket of his shorts Shabana Mahmood giving a statement to the House of Commons this afternoon