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A man has been charged with stalking Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey and his family over a period of four months.
Inigo Rowland allegedly turned up at the Kingston and Surbiton MP’s address “unannounced” and “numerous” times between June and October this year, according to a court list.
The 58-year-old has also been charged with possession of a flick knife.
Sir Ed and his wife Emily have one son John, who has severe disabilities, and a daughter named Ellie.
A Met Police spokesperson said of Rowland: “He appeared at Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, 7 October and was remanded into custody.
“He will next appear at the same court on Tuesday, 14 October.
“He was arrested on Monday, 6 October in relation to the offences, which are alleged to have taken place between June and October.”
A Liberal Democrats spokesperson said: “We cannot provide any details at this time, Ed’s number one priority is the safety of his family.”
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