Richard and Isabel Tice the knot at last: Reform deputy leader and journalist Oakeshott marry in Westminster

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Richard Tice, Reform deputy leader and MP for Boston and Skegness, married journalist Isabel Oakeshott in a ceremony at Westminster Hall's Chapel of St Mary Undercroft. The couple, who have six children from previous marriages, were introduced by Nigel Farage ten years ago and became engaged when Tice proposed to Oakeshott on Boxing Day. They celebrated their wedding with about 70 guests at the Shard, drinking English still and sparkling wines.
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🔮 Other footage included a councillor saying the party's board was 'hardline', adding they held views that would result in their expulsion if expressed publicly.
🔮 Appearing on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg he said and while he did not agree with the policy he would not seek to change party rules to amend the policy before 2028, when it can next be put to a vote.
🔮 A senior Reform MP today likened the furore over racism and sexism displayed by some of its elected politicians to the BBC's paedophile presenter scandals, saying the party could only do so much to root out 'bad apples'.
🔮 John Healey today rolled the pitch for a 'tough' Budget in a fortnight as he hinted that he will provide only limited help for families with 'punishing' energy bills.
🔮 Andy Burnham will use a summit next month designed to draw the UK closer to the bloc to get a new deal that includes access to its migrant and criminal databases that was lost after Brexit.
🔮 Mr Healey is expected to unveil tax rises and spending cuts as he seeks to raise money without increasing borrowing at a time when the bond market is volatile.
🔮 Her remarks came as the PM refuses to say if he backs a scheme he opposed when he was mayor of Greater Manchester. And they could be interpreted as a pointed reference at his stated desire to create 'growth in every postcode' of the UK.
🔮 An Opinium poll at the weekend also suggested the Tories had scored a bounce, in a relief for strategists who had feared the leader's improved personal ratings were not feeding through to a wider boost. But the latest survey could cool fevered rumours at Westminster about the prospect of a snap General Election.
🔮 The Conservatives will seek to heap fresh pressure on Andy Burnham to cut public spending in order to fund a major reduction in inheritance tax.
🔮 Ministers are set to tell MPs today that the Foreign Secretary has given the go-ahead for the Sea Lion project in the South Atlantic that is at the centre of a new spat with Buenos Aires.
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Oakeshott PERSON · 3× Boston GPE · 2× Isabel Oakeshott PERSON · 2× Mail ORG · 2× Nigel Farage PERSON · 2× Richard Tice PERSON · 2× Skegness GPE · 2× Reform ORG · 1× Westminster GPE · 1× d Oakeshott PERSON · 1×

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The Boston and Skegness MP, 62, wed Oakeshott, 10 years his junior, yesterday in the striking setting of Westminster Hall's chapel of St Mary Undercroft Ms Oakeshott, pictured with her now husband in 2023, revealed the news on social media today, thanking party leader Nigel Farage for introducing them 10 years ago Earlier this year she told the Mail's Eden Confidential column about the moment at the Royal Oak pub in Ramsden.
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Reform deputy leader Richard Tice has married the journalist and commentator Isabel Oakeshott in a cosy Westminster ceremony. asserted
Tice → marry → ceremony
The Boston and Skegness MP, 62, wed Oakeshott, 10 years his junior, yesterday in the striking setting of the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft. The party revealed the news on social media today, saying: 'Huge congratulations from everyone at Reform UK to Richard Tice and Isabel Oakeshott on their marriage yesterday. asserted
party → we → marriage
And the bride followed it up by thanking party leader Nigel Farage for introducing them a decade ago. asserted
bride → follow → them
They followed up the ceremony with a gathering at the top of the Shard with around 70 friends and family from across politics who toasted them with English still and sparkling wines. asserted
who → follow → wines
The couple share six children from previous marriages and had been engaged since Mr Tice popped the question in an Oxfordshire pub on Boxing Day. asserted
Tice → share → Day
The Boston and Skegness MP, 62, wed Oakeshott, 10 years his junior, yesterday in the striking setting of Westminster Hall's chapel of St Mary Undercroft Ms Oakeshott, pictured with her now husband in 2023, revealed the news on social media today, thanking party leader Nigel Farage for introducing them 10 years ago Earlier this year she told the Mail's Eden Confidential column about the moment at the Royal Oak pub in Ramsden. asserted
she → we → Ramsden
‘He appeared to be rooted to the bar stool, with his hand gripping his glass of mulled wine,’ she said. asserted
she → appear → wine
‘He also asked for a 14-day cooling-off period, which I rejected. asserted
I → ask → which
The ceremony was held in the small chapel off Westminster Hall in the Houses of Parliament, where MPs, peers and senior parliamentary staff can marry and have their children baptised. asserted
children → hold → Parliament
The couple split their time between his Lincolnshire seaside constituency and the Gulf coast city state. asserted
couple → split → constituency
Ms Oakeshott revealed last year she had moved to the Middle East to avoid Labour's imposition of VAT on public school fees. asserted
she → reveal → fees
She told the Mail earlier this year: 'We make it work. asserted
it → tell → Mail
I’ll move back ahead of the next General Election.’ asserted
I → move → Election
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