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  • ...racter just seemed too obvious. Apart from 'Posh Sab', he also had another nick name. Ron:<ref name = Interview.Ron.26Nov2018 /> Straven also overlapped with [[Dave_Evans_(alias)|''Dave Evans'']], who was deployed 1998 to 2005 against London Animal Action (like Coles
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  • No 73 "The Economics of Climate Change Policy in Scotland" Nick Hanley ...from 2050" Jan Bebbington, Geoff Boulton, Martyn Evans, Campbell Gemmell, Nick Hanley, Patrick Harvie MSP, Professor George Hazel, Iain McMillan, Ian Marc
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  • ...of the party by the [[Douglas Carswell]] faction, which includes [[Suzanne Evans and Lisa Duffy]], a defeated candidate in the last UKIP leadership race.' < *[[Dick Morris]], paid advisor<ref>Nick Assinder Political Correspondent, BBC News website [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1
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  • ...10pt">It was mostly Archie Norman’s idea. I raised the money and hired [[Nick Boles]] to be its first Director. Together we recruited [[Michael Gove]] to ...donations from the City, has grown nearly tenfold. One of its founders, [[Nick Boles]], has become head of policy for [[David Cameron|Cameron]]; its forme
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  • ...can drug gangs through a subsidiary of HSBC.<ref name="Britons">Mathiason, Nick, "[http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/jul/29/lord-green-hsbc-tax 'Brit ...d sales and privatisations under Mubarak.<ref name="Matthiason">Mathiason, Nick, "[http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/may/01/hsbc-egypt-corruption-mub
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  • *[[Nick Day]]. Chief Executive Officer: A former officer of Britain's Security Serv ...of companies that target protesters".<ref name="Evans2">Paul Lewis and Rob Evans [http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/feb/14/environmental-activists-
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  • ...become chief correspondent and second presenter for BBC 4 News<ref>Martin Evans (2002) "Lang Joins BBC for Foreign News Bulletin" <i>Press Association</i> ...[[Sukhvinder Stubbs]] (Chief Executive of the [[Barrow Cadbury Trust]]), [[Nick Pettigrew]] (Associate Director at MORI), Professor [[Kenneth Minogue]] ([[
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  • In the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, SAS trustee [[Nick Ross]] visited the Chernobyl site and discussed (in SAS's words) "the legac *Mr [[Nick Ross]]
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  • <tr><td>[[Gareth Evans]]</td> <td>[[Nick Fielding]]</td></tr>
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  • ...ewstatesman.com/200604170006 The Euston Manifesto], [[Norman Geras]] and [[Nick Cohen]], [[New Statesman]], 17 April 2006.</ref> It was simultaneously publ ...[[Shalom Lappin]], [[Eve Garrard]] and [[Alan Johnson]], with journalist [[Nick Cohen]] in the chair, faced an audience of around 200 that was disproportio
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  • :The project was first suggested in 1982 by [[Nick Butler]], a Labour Party insider of the old right and a research fellow at ...broadcaster | [[Charles Moore]] former editor of the Daily Telegraph | [[Nick Butler]] [[BP]] group vice-president, strategy and policy development | [[
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  • ...n. (Retd.) Sir [[Paul Newton]] KBE Senior Associate Fellow | General Sir [[Nick Parke]]r KCB CBE Senior Associate Fellow | Dr [[Neil Partrick]] Associate F
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  • ...and a £200,000 bonus for working 2 days a week.<ref> David Leigh and Rob Evans [http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2006/feb/09/freedomofinformation From Bruss ...Peter Mandelson]] (French industrial consultancy).<ref>David Leigh and Rob Evans [http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2006/feb/09/freedomofinformation From Brus
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  • *[[John Alpass]] -1994<ref>Mark Hollingsworth and Nick Fielding, Defending the Realm: Inside MI5 and The War on Terrorism, André *[[Julian Hansen]] -1997<ref>Mark Hollingsworth and Nick Fielding, Defending the Realm: Inside MI5 and The War on Terrorism, André
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  • According to Mark Hollingsworth and Nick Fielding, A Branch is responsible for telephone tapping, covert entry, and ...transcribe the tapes of tapped telephone calls.<ref>Mark Hollingsworth and Nick Fielding, Defending the Realm: Inside MI5 and The War on Terrorism, André
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  • ...orking with alcohol producers to develop national alcohol strategies. and Evans is regarded as a consultant on alcohol control policies, the alcohol indust ...individuals like Evans to direct alcohol control polices in their favour. Evans was joined by [[Mitch Ramsay]] policy advisor to [[SABMiller]] and [[Damon
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  • ...ar later was greeted with little enthusiasm within the Service. [[Jonathan Evans]], then H1B/1, recalled a 'stormy' management board meeting at which Walker ...aff had access to the new system by early 1997.<ref>Mark Hollingsworth and Nick Fielding, Defending the Realm: Inside MI5 and the War on Terrorism, André
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  • *[[Jonathan Evans]] 2001-2005<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6575461.stm MI5 deputy due t *G9 [[Jonathan Evans]], c.appointed autumn 1998.<ref>Christopher Andrew, Defence of the Realm, T
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  • ...y Morgan; Nick Jones; Paul Boyfield; Peter Golds; [[Rana Bhutta]]; Richard Evans; Robert Keys; Ross Hornsey; Samantha Sen; Sharon Malley; [[Shazia Kahn]]; S
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  • ...ul Flynn]] | [[George Freeman]] | [[Barry Gardiner]] | [[David Gauke]] | [[Nick Gibb]] | [[Pat Glass]] | [[Mary Glindon]] | [[Helen Goodman]] | [[Nia Griff *[[Tim Boswell]] | [[Nigel Evans]] | [[John Gummer]] | [[Tim Yeo]] | [[Oliver Letwin]] | [[Tim Loughton]]
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