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• Trevor Chinn
  ...he<i>Guardian</i> announced the 72nd birthday of '''Trevor Chinn'''<ref><i>The Guardian</i>. 'Birthdays'. 24th July 2007.</ref>. ...<ref>Krieger, C. (2008) 'Sir Trevor’s big plans to transform London'. <i>The Jewish Chronicle</i>. 4th July 2008</ref>.
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• Centre for Contemporary Studies
  ...ndon: Routledge, 1987)</ref> and published reports by [[Yonah Alexander]]. The organisation was officially formed on 11 January 1983 and dissolved on 3 Ma ...esearch director from 1979 until 1985. [[Peter Bradley]] went on to direct the PR companies [[Good Relations]] and [[Millbank Consultants]]<ref>BBC Vote 2
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• Dominic Whiteman
  ...''' (born 20 December 1972) is a British amateur terrorism expert who uses the alias Dominic ''Whiteman''. After a period working in advertising and recru ...d with the media, think tanks, advocates and politicians across Europe and the United States to investigate and expose culturalist, conveyor-belt and actu
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• Mils Hills
  ...gland and his Executive Team, [[Scottish Government]], [[QinetiQ]], [[Home Office]], [[FCO]], [[DEFRA]], [[DSTL]] (MoD).<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/mils ...s was seconded to the [[Civil Contingencies Secretariat]] of the [[Cabinet Office]].
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• Montague Woodhouse
  ...g the Shah in power in Iran and in the setting up of ''[[Encounter]]'' for the [[CIA]]. Later he headed [[Chatham House]] and stood as a Conservative MP. ...1939 with a first-class degree in classics shortly before the outbreak of the Second World War.<ref>Richard Clogg, ‘Woodhouse, Christopher Montague [Mo
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• Anthony Browne
  ...y 2008</ref> In September 2012 he took over the role of chief executive at the [[British Bankers Association]] from [[Angela Knight]]. <ref> [http://www.f Browne was appointed the UK government's Chair to the Regulatory Policy Committee (RPC) in December 2017.
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• Jewish Defense Organization
  ...y|Jabotinskyite]] form of Zionism. Another exception is gun control, which the group strongly opposes. It has worked with both left-wing and right-wing Je According to the [[Anti-Defamation League]], the JDO is a branch of Kahanism:
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• Civil Nuclear Constabulary
  {{Template:NuclearSpin}}'''The Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC)''' is the elite police force responsible for guarding Britain's civil nuclear license ...C Website, [http://www.cnc.police.uk/about-the-cnc/who-are-the-cnc Who are the CNC?] (Accessed 11 August 2008)</ref>
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• Motorists Forum
  ...anufacturers, motoring organisations and managers of the road network'<ref>The Motorists Forum [http://www.cfit.gov.uk/mf/membership/index.htm Membership] ...rcraft-style "black boxes" in cars would provide crucial information about the cause of crashes'.
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• British-North American Committee
  ...earch Association]] in London, the [[Atlantic Council]] in Washington, and the [[C.D. Howe Institute in Toronto]]. ...of [http://www.leadermagazine.org/home.vc Leader Magazine], published by: The World Leadership Forum,
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• British Broadcasting Corporation
  ...ite: [http://www.bbc.co.uk/info/purpose/what.shtml About the BBC - What is the BBC?], access date=2008-06-14</ref> ...laid down by Parliament in the [[BBC Charter]]);<ref>BBC website: ''About the BBC - Purpose and values'' http://www.bbc.co.uk/info/purpose/ accessdate=20
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• Research using the web
  ...e, groups and organizations is as simple as typing the names involved into the Google search box. ...d commas. For example, if you are researching links between Joe Bloggs and the company Toxic & Lethal Co., you'll find that typing
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• Centrica
  ...ed) which also owned [[Lattice Group]], now merged with [[National Grid]], the UK's main transmission provider. ...e total gas market in the UK (16 million customers) and in 2009 bought out the North Sea gas producer [[Venture]].
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• Research, Information and Communications Unit
  ...?view=Binary Security and Counter Terrorism Science Business Plan], ''Home Office'', date unknown, see. pp. 8-9, accessed 24.03.10</ref> The Sunday Times reported in December 2007 that:
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• Fitna
  ...eert Wilders' film Fitna, Credit: [https://smma59.wordpress.com/2008/06/20/the-16-minute-film-titled-fitna/ Smma59] ]] ...ot to prosecute, the authorities nevertheless indicated that in their view the film insults Muslims:
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• Geert Wilders
  ...y his opposition to Turkish accession to the EU, led to his departure from the VVD in 2004, to set up his own political group. ...ic increase in support that won 24 seats in the 150-seat second chamber in The Hague.<ref>Ian Traynor, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/jun/10/geert-
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• Derek Lewis
  ...Jeremy Paxman]] Howard was asked if Lewis was made a scapegoat 14 times by the [[Newsnight]] presenter without receiving an answer. This caused Howard se ...ardian.co.uk/politics/2005/mar/02/ukcrime.freedomofinformation Secret Home Office papers on prison row fail to clear Howard] accessed 5th September 2008 </re
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• Hanover Communications
  ...a UK-based PR and lobbying firm founded in 1998 by [[Charles Lewington]]. The firm was known as [[Media Strategy]] until 2007. It lobbies for a large num ...rs such as ‘Who should you be engaging with during new negotiations with the EU and what should you be saying?’
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• Security Commission
  ...ce as announced on 23 January 1964 by the Prime Minister (Sir Alec Douglas-Home): ...failure of departmental security arrangements or neglect of duty; and, in the light of any such investigation, to advise whether any change in security a
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• Alan West
  ...[House of Lords]] in July 2007. He is a former First Sea Lord (the head of the British navy). ...May 2010. He also headed the [[National Security Forum]] at the [[Cabinet Office]] from 2007-10.
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