The smug world of the Notting Hill set

The death of the Notting Hill set is all but assured, regardless of what happens in the election.

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Grant and Roberts in Notting Hill: their characters' flaws still infest the area
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Whatever happens in the election in less than a week's time, we will have seen the "welcome death of the Notting Hill set", reckons Peter Oborne in the Daily Mail. These "youngish, media-savvy and metropolitan" group of politicians "mainly lived in or around Notting Hill [in] West London".

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