Isabel Oakeshott
Political Journalist and Commentator at Freelance
Political Journalist and Commentator. Scoop getter and feather ruffler. International Editor, Talk TV.
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2 weeks ago |
aol.com | Isabel Oakeshott
Does your heart bleed for our poor put-upon police, as they warn that their service is in “crisis”? Or hearing of their plight, do you feel like giving them a shake? In a slight variation on the annual moan-fest that is the Police Federation conference, senior representatives of the service have penned a joint article listing their many woes.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Isabel Oakeshott
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3 weeks ago |
aol.co.uk | Isabel Oakeshott
Ecoutez! The annual summer surge in Channel crossings is upon us, and with it, some interesting sights and sounds. Stand on the Kent coast and stare out to sea, and you may well spot the RNLI “taxi service” bringing in another boat load of migrants. Put a shell to your ear and you will hear the sound of the French authorities doing absolutely nothing.
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3 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Isabel Oakeshott
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Isabel Oakeshott
Now and again, judges make decisions so egregious that they inflame a nation inured to the selective callousness of authority. So it is with the latest ruling on Lucy Connolly, whose continued incarceration for a hasty tweet is so manifestly cruel and unnecessary that a crowdfunding campaign to help her rebuild her life when she is eventually released has raised more than £120,000.
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RT @TalkTV: "Where are they going to go?" Watch the nine times Jeremy Kyle asks Labour's Exchequer Secretary to The Treasury, James Murray…
We now know that this government has NO intention of stopping the boats : they plan to keep using asylum hotels until 2029! Who lives in asylum hotels? Channel migrants.
🛑 What happens when someone leaves an iPhone on a bench in Dubai? Nothing. It just gets left. Whereas in the UK? Gone in no time. https://t.co/nKoETJyjhl
