Isabel Oakeshott is a British political journalist and broadcaster. She gained recognition as the former Political Editor of The Sunday Times and is best known for her groundbreaking story on Chris Huhne's manipulation of penalty points. Throughout her career, Isabel has written numerous newspaper articles and books. She works with the Daily Mail and is a sought-after speaker at various events. Isabel's career began in Scotland, where she worked for publications such as the East Lothian Courier, Edinburgh Evening News, Daily Record, Sunday Mirror, and the Daily Mail. Her exceptional talent led her to the Sunday Times, where she became the political editor. Owing to her persuasive writing style, Isabel has been entrusted with high-profile cases, including the R v Huhne case and the leaked diplomatic memos criticizing the Trump Administration. Her writing is widely admired, and she was honored with the 'Political Journalist of the Year' award by The Press Awards in 2011. Isabel Oakeshott is recognized as one of the brightest and best political panelists of her generation, as acknowledged by the BBC. She appears on multiple BBC television and radio programs, such as Question Time, The World at One, Any Questions, Westminster Hour, and Woman's Hour. In addition to her broadcasting career, Isabel has authored several books that offer insights into political viewpoints from various party members. Her first book, 'Inside Out,' was published in 2010, followed by four more books. Isabel Oakeshott's journalistic talent and her ability to uncover intriguing stories have made her a renowned writer. She has applied her expertise to her books, television appearances, and speaking engagements. If you're seeking a speaker who can share valuable knowledge and experiences gained throughout a career, Isabel Oakeshott is an excellent choice. Books: - Inside Out: My Story of betrayal and Cowardice at the heart of New Labour - Farmageddon: The True Cost of Cheap Meat - Call Me Dave: The Unauthorized Biography of David Cameron T