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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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On October 18, 2026, Richard Tice, deputy leader of the Reform Party and MP for Boston and Skegness, married journalist Isabel Oakeshott in a ceremony at Westminster Hall's Chapel of St Mary Undercroft. Tice, aged 62, proposed to Oakeshott on Boxing Day, and they had been engaged since then. The couple has six children from previous relationships and celebrated their marriage with around 70 friends and family members atop the Shard in London. Party leader Nigel Farage introduced the pair a decade ago at a 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

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

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