Isabel Euphemia Oakeshott, a renowned English journalist and broadcaster with a strong affinity for right-wing politics, has made a significant impact in the realm of political journalism.
Prior to her current endeavors, Oakeshott held the esteemed position of political editor at The Sunday Times, a prestigious British newspaper.
Moreover, she has co-authored several notable non-fiction titles with Lord Michael Ashcroft, including an unauthorized biography of former British Prime Minister David Cameron, aptly titled "Call Me Dave". This biography garnered significant attention and sparked lively discussions about Cameron's tenure in office.
In addition to her work on "Call Me Dave", Oakeshott has collaborated with Lord Ashcroft on other projects, such as "White Flag?", a comprehensive examination of the United Kingdom's defense capabilities. This thought-provoking work has sparked important conversations about the nation's military preparedness.
Furthermore, Oakeshott has co-authored "Farmageddon" with Philip Lymbery, a book that has been translated into six languages, further solidifying its impact on a global scale.
