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• Club of Three
  ...e, education and music, among them [[Action Against Hunger]], The [[Voices Foundation]], The [[European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer]], etc. ...y of the European Union (Sutton 1998). He is Chairman of the [[Citizenship Foundation]], a British charity which encourages active and effective citizenship, esp
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• Peter Inge
  ...mmunications agency founded by [[Tim Bell]], former spokesman for Margaret Thatcher. BPSF has worked in Iraq since 2003. The firm was the main PR adviser to th :Up until last year Inge was equally a member of the [[Hakluyt Foundation]], the supervisory board of the private British intelligence firm [[Hakluyt
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• Institute for Business Ethics
  ...[Kingfisher Group]] (1986-2000). She has also been involved with the [[BOC Foundation for the Environment]], [[UNICEF]], the [[Broadcasting Standards Commission] ...blic Affairs]], and Christian Trustee of the Committee of The [[Interfaith Foundation]], a Member of the Advisory Committee on Finance at [[St George's College]]
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• Graham Barr
  ...mmunications agency founded by [[Tim Bell]], former spokesman for Margaret Thatcher. BPSF has worked in Iraq since 2003. The firm was the main PR adviser to th ...[http://www.g-l-f.org/index.cfm?id=23829 Graham Barr] ''Global leadership foundation'', accessed 3 November 2014 </ref>
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• Fitzroy MacLean
  ...e Sir [[Fitzroy Maclean]] was appointed as founding chair of the [[Hakluyt Foundation]], a supervisory board for the spy company [[Hakluyt]]. He was an intrepid ...r of the Foreign Office to Mikhail Gorbachev's time -- he advised Margaret Thatcher to back him -- and to the war in former Yugoslavia, in which he was in clos
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 9: Spies at Work
  ...n]], occupied the opening ten minutes of the programme and was used as the foundation to material brought out in ensuing interviews and news reports." ...of High Cross and [[Nigel Vinson]], who together with [[Margaret Thatcher|Thatcher]] and [[Keith Joseph|Joseph]] had founded the [[Centre for Policy Studies]]
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• New Atlantic Initiative
  ..." to support the Prague conference and then by The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation<ref>http://www.mediatransparency.org/recipientfundergrants.php?funderID=1&a ...[[William Luers]], [[David McCurdy]], [[Antonio Martino]], and [[Margaret Thatcher]]. The collection of essays is mostly concerned with the expansion of NATO
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• Evelyn de Rothschild
  Other close associates of the the Rothschild couple are [[Margaret Thatcher]], [[Lord Hanson]], [[Rupert Murdoch]], [[Peter Mandelson]], and Sir [[Jame Evelyn was present when The Archbishop of Canterbury laid the foundation stone of the new Evelina Children’s Hospital in March 2003. Evelyn became
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• Western Goals Institute
  ...UK)]], which originated in 1985 as an offshoot of the U.S. [[Western Goals Foundation]]. Its stated intent was anti-communism, although it was also known for it ==Foundation as Western Goals (UK)==
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• Institute for European Defence and Strategic Studies
  ...had spent some time at the third big Washington think-tank, the [[Heritage Foundation]]. With its money he had helped set up in London the Institute for European ...ons around the British Right go back to the early 1970s when he was in the Thatcher/Joseph [[Centre for Policy Studies]]. Groups like the [[Institute for the S
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• Standard Life
  ...ony "Scotland's business Oscars" also funded by, the [[Scottish Leadership Foundation]], [[KPMG]] in partnership with [[Shepherd and Wedderburn]]. .... knows quite a bit about privatisations, having been at the centre of the Thatcher Government's programme of selling state assets in the Eighties. He was assi
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• Antony Acland
  ...and 1986, Acland was then Ambassador to from 1986 to 1991 under [[Margaret Thatcher]]. He was created Provost of [[Eton College]] in 1991 and retired in 2000. ...UK during the South Atlantic conflict of 1982. He allegedly urged Margaret Thatcher to order the sinking of the Belgrano.
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• Max Beloff
  ...col D</ref> Beloff’s companioning of private power impressed [[Margaret Thatcher]], and she awarded him a knighthood in 1980 and a life peerage a year later *[[Brookings Institution]] - visiting scholar <ref>'Letters to the Editor: Foundation of a British Brookings', ''The Times'', Friday, May 06, 1977; pg. 17; Issue
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• George R. Urban
  During the Reagan-Thatcher era, Urban was part of the inner circle of foreign policy advisers as a dir ...at the Court of Margaret Thatcher: An Insider's View'], Urban's memoir of Thatcher, states he first met her in January 1981 (p16) with a group of 'academics'
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• Sajjan Gohel
  ...is "Director of International Security for the London-based [[Asia-Pacific Foundation]], a terrorism think tank that researches security issues for international He is the grandson of the late [[Jay K. Gohel]], a friend of [[Margaret Thatcher]] and Conservative Party stalwart <ref>[http://www.4dw.net/royalark/India/b
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• Robin Harris
  ....heritage.org/about/staff/h/robin-harris Robin Harris, D. Phil.], Heritage Foundation, accessed 4 November 2012.</ref> ....heritage.org/about/staff/h/robin-harris Robin Harris, D. Phil.], Heritage Foundation, accessed 4 November 2012.</ref>
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• University of Buckingham
  ...day at the University is called Thatcher Day. In November 2000, Margaret Thatcher's husband, Denis, was awarded an honorary degree by the university for bein ...ptember-2010</ref>. UCB was formally opened in February 1976 by [[Margaret Thatcher]], who was then the Secretary of State for Education. Initially the college
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• British Information Services
  ...minute film, "Blacks Britannica," was commissioned by the WGBH Educational Foundation and made by independent producer [[David Koff]] of California. It was broad ...be settled peacefully. At the same time, Koch said Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, not the British monarchy, should be held responsible for the policy.<ref>M
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• Andrew Hunter (British politician)
  ...telligence and one of its front organisations, the [[International Freedom Foundation]]: ...n links between the [[ANC]] and the [[IRA]] - a subject he wrote about for foundation publications - and the ANC's support for terrorist operations in South Afri
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• Michael Forsyth
  ...s preaching Thatcherism before the word was coined, even before [[Margaret Thatcher]] knew such a thing existed. After a spell with an organisation known as th ...nquestionably Michael Forsyth was setting out the future programme for the Thatcher government. The direct works departments of councils, he argued, gave emplo
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