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Sir '''Brian Cubbon''', senior British civil servant, was Permanent Under Secretary of State of the [[Northern Ireland Office]] 1976-1979 and of the [[Home Office]] 1979-1988. | Sir '''Brian Cubbon''', senior British civil servant, was Permanent Under Secretary of State of the [[Northern Ireland Office]] 1976-1979 and of the [[Home Office]] 1979-1988. | ||
| − | Sir Brian was injured in the killing by the [[IRA]] of the British Ambassador to Ireland, [[Christopher Ewart-Biggs]], in 1976. The car in which the party was travelling was hit by a bomb concealed in a culvert under the road. Sir Brian's Private Secretary, Judith Cooke was also killed, and the driver, Brian O'Driscoll, was also injured. | + | Sir Brian was injured in the killing by the [[IRA]] of the British Ambassador to Ireland, [[Christopher Ewart-Biggs]], in 1976. The car in which the party was travelling was hit by a bomb concealed in a culvert under the road. Sir Brian's Private Secretary, [[Judith Cooke]] was also killed, and the driver, [[Brian O'Driscoll]], was also injured. |
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| + | Cubbon co-founded intelligence consultancy [[Hakluyt & Co]] in 1995 with | ||
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Revision as of 14:17, 9 September 2014
Sir Brian Cubbon, senior British civil servant, was Permanent Under Secretary of State of the Northern Ireland Office 1976-1979 and of the Home Office 1979-1988.
Sir Brian was injured in the killing by the IRA of the British Ambassador to Ireland, Christopher Ewart-Biggs, in 1976. The car in which the party was travelling was hit by a bomb concealed in a culvert under the road. Sir Brian's Private Secretary, Judith Cooke was also killed, and the driver, Brian O'Driscoll, was also injured.
Cubbon co-founded intelligence consultancy Hakluyt & Co in 1995 with
Affiliations
- Hakluyt
- Press Complaints Commission Commissioner, 1995-2002
- Member of the Charter Compliance Panel of the Press Complaints Commission 2004- [1]
