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Private Eye (issue 1151, p8) reported in February 2006 that Gordon Brown has family connections to the nuclear industry. | Private Eye (issue 1151, p8) reported in February 2006 that Gordon Brown has family connections to the nuclear industry. | ||
| − | His youger brother [[Andrew Brown]] works for | + | His youger brother [[Andrew Brown]] works for EDF Energy, the UK subsidiary of [[EDF]], which operates nuclear power stations in France. Andrew Brown was appointed as EDF Energy's Head of Press on 13 September 2004. Previously, he worked for the lobbying company [[Weber Shandwick]]. [http://edfenergy.com/html/showPage.do?name=edfenergy.media.news.item.til&cmsPage=/opencms/export/www.edfenergy.com/media/news/20040913.html] |
One of Brown's key advisors is [[Ed Balls]], whose father-in-law [[Tony Cooper]] is a long-standing nuclear lobbyist. | One of Brown's key advisors is [[Ed Balls]], whose father-in-law [[Tony Cooper]] is a long-standing nuclear lobbyist. | ||
[[Category: NuclearSpin]] | [[Category: NuclearSpin]] | ||
Revision as of 14:28, 16 February 2006
Private Eye (issue 1151, p8) reported in February 2006 that Gordon Brown has family connections to the nuclear industry.
His youger brother Andrew Brown works for EDF Energy, the UK subsidiary of EDF, which operates nuclear power stations in France. Andrew Brown was appointed as EDF Energy's Head of Press on 13 September 2004. Previously, he worked for the lobbying company Weber Shandwick. [1]
One of Brown's key advisors is Ed Balls, whose father-in-law Tony Cooper is a long-standing nuclear lobbyist.
