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Isabel Oakeshott

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  • Political Journalist and Commentator, Freelance
London
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Political Journalist and Commentator. Scoop getter and feather ruffler. International Editor, Talk TV.
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Greedy water bosses and inept politicians are ruining your garden

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By Isabel Oakeshott Verified
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Rain is coming – huzzah! After the fifth heatwave of what may be the hottest summer on record, forecasters are finally predicting precipitation. Sadly, it's too late for millions of front lawns, which now resemble sad little Brillo pads. From the air, much of England looks drier than the Serengeti. No amount of surreptitious sprinkling will save the flowerbeds that droop like out-of-date supermarket salad, or the public parks that resemble brownfield development sites.
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Who governs Britain? That is what’s at stake in Farage’s by-election

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Who governs Britain? That is what’s at stake in Farage’s by-election

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By Isabel Oakeshott Verified
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So there you have it: game on. Exasperated by the relentless controversy over his private finances and friendships, Nigel Farage is taking the fight to the people, asking his Essex constituents to settle the most seismic question in British politics today. Does he continue to play a leading role in public life, attempting to smash the two-party system, or does he hang up his hat?
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