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• David Clark
  ...in Cook]]’s staff in 1994 and was closely involved in the development of Labour’s foreign policy in the run up to the 1997 general election. From 1991-94 ...plomat [[Lord Kerr of Kinlochard]], [[Giles Radice]] the former right wing Labour Party MP and member of the House of Lords. His presence was unsurprising g
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• Federal Trust
  ...P and Leader of Lancaster City Council. Until 1999 he was Secretary of the Labour Group on the Local Government Association. He is the author and/or editor o
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• European Policy Centre
  ...ion]] | [[François Trémeaud]] Former Executive Director, [[International Labour Organization]] | [[Loukas Tsoukalis]] President, [[Hellenic Foundation for ...ion]] | [[François Trémeaud]] Former Executive Director, [[International Labour Organization]] | [[Loukas Tsoukalis]] President, [[Hellenic Foundation for
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• Swraj Paul
  ==New Labour links== ...,000 in 2000. In total, between 1994 and 1998 Caparo gave £387,000 to the Labour Party. This figure includes £47,000 given to the [[Industrial Research Tru
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• McGarvie Morrison Media
  ...unday Mail and ex BBC reporter[[John Morrison]], brother of Western Isles Labour MSP [[Alistair Morrison]]. Their setting up of this company is another exam
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• Reginald Hall
  ...ed to the press in an attempt to discredit [[Ramsay MacDonald]], the first Labour Prime Minister. A few years later, in 1927, he was involved in the discover ...idea was to combine the functions of MI5, Special Branch and the various "labour unrest" intelligence departments that had been operated by many of the wart
  14 KB (2,241 words) - 22:05, 26 July 2009
• John Baker-White
  ...ted with the diehards. His group was one of the more successful "patriotic labour" movements which sprang up after the extension of the franchise to attract
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• British Commonwealth Union
  ...an underground network of secret subsidies to sympathetic politicians and labour leaders, infiltration of government departments and spying. " (*4) ...ch are taking place and the probable large increase in the strength of the Labour Party in the House of Commons makes such an action appear to be a necessary
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• Exxon Mobil
  ...[[IG Farben]], a firm that supported the Nazis and used concentration camp labour. [[Charles Higham]] (a former ''New York Times'' writer and biographer) wri
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• Luciana Berger
  '''Luciana Berger''' is Labour/Co-operative MP for Liverpool Wavertree and shadow minister for energy and Berger is a great-niece of the former Labour MP [[Emanuel Shinwell]].<ref>Sarah Priddy, [http://www.parliament.uk/briefi
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• Oliver Letwin
  ...spending by fully 20 billion pounds per annum relative to the plans of the Labour government. When this proposal came under attack as regressive, Letwin foun
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• Spies at Work, Introduction
  ...ary campaign led by [[Maria Fyfe]], an extra parliamentary campaign led by Labour Research (for the best part of seventy years), key Trade Unions, and more r ...rough investigation of the League however has been that conducted by the [[Labour Research Department]]. They have been publishing details of the League's ac
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 1: Origins and Early Days
  ...an underground network of secret subsidies to sympathetic politicians and labour leaders, infiltration of government departments and spying." {{ref|4}} ...the British Commonwealth Union and was in negotiations with the "patriotic labour" group called the [[British Workers League]]. The British Workers League wa
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• Manpower
  ...r and a beneficiary of the explosion in contingent employment and flexible labour markets. According to its director Mitchell Fromstein: ...dinterviews.html Contingent Chicago: Restructuring the Spaces of Temporary Labour], EGRG Working Paper 99/03.</ref>
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• European Commission Civil Society Dialogue
  *[[Austria Federal Chamber of Labour]] (Arbeiterkammer) Wien Austria * [[Austrian Chamber of Labour]] (ACL) Austria
  39 KB (4,912 words) - 09:58, 10 July 2007
• Centre for Defence and International Security Studies
  ...erence, and the full story, (including how one "expert" regarded dissident Labour councillors at Clay Cross, Derbyshire as "terrorists"), on to the front-pag
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• Scottish Enterprise: History
  ...rtunity the creation of the Glasgow LEC offered in openly manipulating the Labour controlled District Council. ...iring in an abstract way, directly intertwines with the ancient process of Labour Party patronage, as we shall see below. One could also say the same conce
  31 KB (4,956 words) - 16:17, 13 February 2007
• Talk:Tom Cowie
  GNER Labour gift `not linked to bid' Rail group GNER donated £11,000 to the Labour Party before a crucial decision over new train services to the North-East.
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• Strategic Communication Laboratories
  ...$20,000 lobbying the Department of Defense, Congress and the Department of Labour on ‘defense’ and ‘foreign ops’.<ref>[[Media:Global Policy Partners
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• Nestle: Corporate Crimes
  ...ur but could not confirm that none of its chocolate was derived from slave-labour sources. [Footnote: The Modern Face of Child Slavery. Tanya Thompson. The S ...the contracts of another 58 so their jobs could be contracted out through labour agencies.
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