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• Fleishman-Hillard
  ...kely changes that could be expected under a [[Labour]] government led by [[Gordon Brown]]. [[Kevin Maguire]] wrote in the ''New Statesman'' in April 2005: 'W ...[[HM Treasury]] (October 2009 – April 2012) and was a team member of the Lord Heseltine Review Team at the [[Department for Business, Innovation and Skil
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• Finsbury
  ...friends with [[Peter Mandelson]] and [[Ed Balls]], a close confident of [[Gordon Brown]]. Rudd says: "I've a very good relationship with Ed (Balls) - he's b ...times referred to as City Minister) in [[HM Treasury]] by Prime Minister [[Gordon Brown]] in October 2008. Baron Myners was given a peerage at the same time.
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• Aeolus
  ...uding Cherie Blair, Gordon Brown, Alastair Campbell, [[Michael Howard]], [[Lord Robertson]] and [[Douglas Alexander]]. ...ed to have one of the most exclusive contact books in Britain, and lists [[Gordon Brown|Brown]] among her close personal friends. She was also a long-standin
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• Weber Shandwick
  ...nuclear: In September 2004 a letter appeared in ''The Times'' signed by [[Lord Lawson]], and known climate sceptics [[Wilfred Beckerman]] as well as [[Jul ...f Press Officer up to the 1992 election, working with [[Tony Blair]] and [[Gordon Brown]] on media relations. He also worked for Labour’s election manager,
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• Lobbying of the Nuclear Industry Association in the mid-noughties
  ...pe]], who heads the Parliamentary Office for Science and Technology, and [[Lord Jenkin]] of Roding who offered their very positive impressions on the eveni
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• Economic League
  *[[Arthur Balfour]] The leading Sheffield steel manufacturer, became Lord Riverdale ...es; Sir [[Vincent Caillard]], of Vickers; [[Lord Gainford]], coal owner; [[Lord Invernairn]]; Sir Allan Smith, chairman of the Engineering Employers Federa
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• Atlantic Council of the United Kingdom
  *President: [[George Younger|Lord Younger of Leckie]] *[[John Patten|Lord Patten of Wincanton]] - Co-President. John Patten was the Member of Parliam
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• Priority profiles
  #[[Gordon Beattie]] (references added by Peter) #[[Gordon Hewitt]] (referenced and modified by Mat)
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• Yvette Cooper
  ..., a former MP and former key advisor to then Chancellor of the Exchequer [[Gordon Brown]]. They have three children.<ref name="cooper"/> *May 29 2002 | appointed Parliamentary Secretary at the Lord Chancellor's Department.
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• Alan Johnson (UK politician)
  ...inister who held various cabinet positions under both [[Tony Blair]] and [[Gordon Brown]] including Secretary of Health (2007-09) and Home Secretary (2009-20 In March 2007 [[Lord Bhattacharyya| Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya]] donated £5,000.00 to Johnson.<ref> Electoral Commiss
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• Nick Butler
  ...he ''Telegraph'' as a "major setback" for the company's chief executive, [[Lord Browne]].<ref>Katherine Griffiths, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/2948 ...itting MP" so that [[Ed Balls]], the right-hand man of the then chancellor Gordon Brown, "could be assured of the nomination" for a safe Labour seat in Parli
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• Gordon Brown
  [[File:Gordon Brown.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Gordon Brown speaks during a 2002 IMF conference]] '''James Gordon Brown''' (born 20 February 1951) is a British Labour politician, who was th
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• Weber Shandwick Public Affairs
  ...e of Lords. <ref> Lib Dem website, [http://www.libdems.org.uk/party/people/lord-mcnally.html Who's who] </ref> ...Peter Mandelson’s flatmate. [[Andrew Brown]], brother of Prime Minister Gordon, was also a Weber Shandwick employee (director of media strategy) before mo
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• Fabian Society
  ...amongst whom number nearly the entire Cabinet, including [[Tony Blair]], [[Gordon Brown]], [[Robin Cook]], [[Jack Straw]], [[David Blunkett]] and [[Clare Sho :Fabian Question Time. Speakers: [[Yvette Cooper]] MP, Lord [[Maurice Glasman]], [[Andrew Harrop]], [[Deborah Mattinson]] and [[Iain Da
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• The UK Cabinet 2005-06: Nuclear Views
  *GORDON BROWN (Chancellor) ** Believes potential longterm benefits outweigh costs b LORD FALCONER OF THOROTON (Lord Chancellor) **
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• Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland
  *The Rt Hon. [[Lord Cameron of Lochbroom]] PC FRSE *The Rt Hon the [[Lord Wilson of Tillyorn]] KT GCMG PhD FRSE
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• The British American Project for the Successor Generation
  ...ther party political members of that board are [[Alan Lee Williams]] and [[Lord Holme]] of Cheltenham. 3 *[[Richard Holme]] Lord Holme of Cheltenham came to that alliance via the Liberal party of which he
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• Renaissance Weekend
  *[[Gordon Conway]] (President, Rockefeller Foundation) *[[Gordon Gee]] (President, Vanderbilt University)
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• David Cameron
  ...won the backing of some serious financial donors, the most important being Lord Harris of Peckham. He could still cram them all into one hotel room for mee *[[Norman Lamont|Lord Lamont]] of Lerwick, his old boss, discusses economic direction.
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• George Osborne
  ...alumni include [[David Cameron]], [[Tony Blair]], [[Alastair Campbell]], [[Gordon Brown]] and Sir [[John Major]]. <ref> Anushka Asthana, [https://www.theguar ...dow Chancellor of the Exchequer, support for my office is received from: [[Lord Harris of Peckham]], Mr [[S Robertson]], of London
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