nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
James McCormick

James McCormick is Director of the Scottish Council Foundation. He was appointed in 2002, having been Research Director since 1997. His main interests include welfare reform, financial inclusion, the future of schools and public involvement in decision-making. He has been involved in running various citizens' juries and visioning processes, including the Possible Scotland study. He was a member of the Treasury's Policy Action Team 14 on Access to Financial Services. He is a Trustee of the National Extension College. Before joining the Foundation, he worked at the London-based think tank IPPR (Institute for Public Policy Research) with the Commission on Social Justice.
James McEuen

James McEuen is the managing director of NeutraHealth Group, a UK-based investment holding company engaged in the sale and distribution of nutraceutical products. NeutraHealth Plc Proactiveinvestor, accessed 13 April 2015 He is also the managing director of BioCare a subsidiary of NeutraHealth Group.
McEuen is described as having 'extensive experience within healthcare businesses, high technology and fast moving consumer goods environments, with previous senior roles in Johnson & Johnson and Unilever.' James McEuen zoominfo, accessed 13 April 2015 
McEuen is also a director of Consumers for Health Choice, an independent (non-profit making) consumer organisation that was set up has been set up "to monitor possible adverse legislation coming from Brussels that might affect the rights of consumers to take responsibility for their own health without the use of pharmaceutical drugs" Examination of Witnesses (Questions 1 - 19) www.parliament.uk, accessed 13 April 2015 
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James McGrory

James McGrory was deputy director of communications for the former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg until 2016.Sam Coates, "Clegg shuffles his advisers as rumpus over billionaire's appointment grows", The Times, 20.08.10 He was promoted to this role in April 2014. 
==Background==
Following a reshuffling of Nick Clegg's special advisers in late August 2010, McGrory was moved from the position of justice and home affairs adviser in Downing Street to replace Lena Pietsch as spokesperson for the Deputy Prime Minister. The changes came amid concerns that the Liberal Democrats have too few ministers and special advisers.Sam Coates, "Clegg shuffles his advisers as rumpus over billionaire's appointment grows", The Times, 20.08.10
As a special adviser to Clegg, McGrory was paid an annual salary of £66,000. Special advisers in post, 30 November 2014 GOV.UK, accessed 28 April 2015 
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James McLoughlin

James (Jimmy) McLoughlin is a former lobbyist, now a special adviser on business relations at Number 10 Downing Street.
Appointed August 2016, McLoughlin worked on Theresa May's campaign to become UK prime minister. Ian Silvera, Patrick McLoughlin's son lands Number 10 role as business community liaison, International Business Times, 15 August 2016, accessed 6 December 2016. 
Before joining the government he was deputy head of policy at the Institute of Directors for two years until June 2016.
==Controversy over political ties==
McLoughlin is the son of former chairman of the Conservative Party and former transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin, who was appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster by the incoming prime minister Theresa May in July 2016. Patrick McLoughlin, www.parliament.co.uk, accessed 6 December 2016 He has been the MP for Derbyshire Dales since 2010. 
In 2015 Patrick caused controversy by failing to declare that his son was involved in lobbying the public sector. David Singleton MPs' family lobbying links revealed... but Amber Rudd fails to come clean Total Politics, 22 July 2015, accessed 23 July 2015.
==Lobbying roles==
In 2009 James McLoughlin joined lobbyists Fleishman-Hillard as an account executive and then account manager. 
In 2011 he left to become an associate partner at PR and lobbying firm Bell Pottinger.. David Singleton, [https://www.publicaffairsnews.com/articles/news/mcloughlin-leave-bell-pottinger McLoughlin to leave Bell Pottinger, Public Affairs, 26 June 2014, accessed 12 December 2016. Daniel Farey-Jones, James McLoughlin to depart Bell Pottinger for Institute of Directors, PRWeek, 26 June 2014, accessed 6 December 2016 
In 2014 McLoughlin joined the Institute of Directors as its deputy head of policy. Linkedin James McLoughlin, accessed 23 July 2015. At the IoD, McLoughlin reported to James Sproule, the chief economist and director of policy. Daniel Farey-Jones James McLoughlin to depart Bell Pottinger for Institute of Directors PR Week, 26 June 2014, accessed 23 July 2015.
In his new role in Downing Street, James is expected to 'liaise with the UK's business community'.
==London mayoral election campaign==
McLoughlin worked on Boris Johnson's 2008 mayor of London election campaign. LinkedIn | Jimmy McLoughlin, LinkedIn, accessed 6 December 2016. 
==Education==
*Political Science, University of Birmingham
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James Mitchell

The Right Honourable Sir James Fitz-Allen Mitchell is an economist, agronomist and politician. Born on the 15th May 1931 on the Island of Bequia in the Grenadines, he was educated in St. Vincent, at the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture in Trinidad and Tobago and the University of British Columbia, Canada. 
He is the former Prime Minister of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and has been a dominant figure there for almost three decades. He became Prime Minister in July 1984 and was re-elected for four successive terms. He entered politics in 1966 by winning a legislative seat as a candidate of the St. Vincent Labour Party. In 1975 he founded the New Democratic Party (NDP) and became the Parliamentary Opposition Leader.
He has been a Privy Counsellor to the Privy Council UK since 1985 and has worked with the Ministry of Overseas Development in London, and as an agricultural research officer for the St. Vincent Government. 
 
Sir James Mitchell is a Director of Strategic Communication Laboratories. 
 
== References ==
#Strategic Communications Laboratories, The Rt Hon Sir James Mitchell
#Privy Council Office, 'Privy Council Members'
#Strategic Communications Laboratories, The Rt Hon Sir James Mitchell
James Molyneaux

James Molyneaux, Lord Molyneaux of Killead became a member of the House of Lords on 10 June 1997. He began a leave of absence on 25 June 2012.Lord Molyneaux of Killead, www.parliament.uk, accessed 16 November 2013.
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James Monckton

Captain (rtd.) James Monckton heads the International Issues Management team at Chelgate which he joined in October 2019.James Monckton joins the Chelgate team, Chelgate, 10 October 2019. He was Director of Operations at Global Influence, 2017-2019.James Monckton Insights on Behavioural Change from Global Influence Warfare.Today, January 29, 2018. Prior to that he 'served in the Coldstream Guards (2012-2017), including an assignment to the 77th Brigade where he specialised in countering violent extremism and strategic communication.'
According to Chelgate:
:Jamie has a wealth of unique experience in international opinion and information management, leading some of the UK Ministry of Defence’s most demanding Discreet Information and Influence efforts to combat violent extremism in the middle east. Jamie, who speaks Arabic, led his team to conduct what were among the world’s largest and most influential information / behaviour change campaigns, using some of the most advanced techniques ever deployed by any nation. Blending theoretical knowledge with a great depth of practical experience Jamie was at the vanguard of UK efforts in this new environment of influence and persuasion . He has also advised international intelligence services and royal families on opinion management, information control and modern strategic communications.
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James Morris

James George Morris (born 4 February 1967) was elected Conservative Party member of Parliament (MP) for Halesowen and Rowley Regis in the May 2010 general elections James Morris MP with a majority of 2,000.Local Government Chronicle Morris standing down at Localis 13 May 2010, accessed 6 July 2010 Morris increased that majority to 3,082 in the 2015 general election. BBC News Halesowen and Rowley Regis, accessed 15 May 2015.
As a result, he stepped down as Chief Executive of the right-wing local government think-tank Localis, a role he had held since March 2008. Morris's old profile on the Localis website gives an overview of his life before politics:
James was educated at the University of Birmingham where he studied English Literature and then undertook postgraduate research at Oxford University. He also has an MBA from Cranfield School of Management where he won the Venture Capital Report prize for entrepreneurs. James has been a successful small businessman having established a number of software companies. He also has a strong track record as a policy maker and campaigner as the Director of the innovative campaign group Mind the Gap in 2003. He was appointed CEO of Localis in March 2008. of <http://www.localis.org.uk/page/79/Team.htm> created 26 March 2010.
==Staff==
*Christopher Aikens 
*Samantha Hadley 
*Gary Sambrook - Councillor, Birmingham City Council Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 21 April 2016
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James Murdoch

James Murdoch is the son of Rupert Murdoch.Murdoch attack on 'dominant' BBC, BBC News, 29 Aug 09, acc 12 May 2010 He is non-executive director of GlaxoSmithKline. He is Chairman and Chief Executive of News Corporation, Europe and Asia. He is also Non-Executive Chairman of BSkyB and a member of the Board of News Corporation. He served as Chief Executive Officer of BSkyB from 2003 to 2007 and was also previously Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Star TV. He also serves on the Leadership Council of The Climate Group.Board of Directors: James Murdoch, GlaxoSmithKline website, acc 12 May 2010
==Views==
Murdoch has said that a "dominant" BBC threatens independent journalism in the UK.Murdoch attack on 'dominant' BBC, BBC News, 29 Aug 09, acc 12 May 2010
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James Murgatroyd

James Murgatroyd is the managing partner of PR firm RLM Finsbury's London office.
Murgatroyd is also a non-executive director of Scottish communications firm Charlotte Street Partners.
==Career==
Murgatroyd joined Finsbury as a partner in 1996, he has advised a rand of clients including Reed Elsevier, RBS, Compass and Paddy Power.
He started his career as an investment banker at Dean Witter. Finsbury James Murgatroyd, accessed 13 July 2015.
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James Murphy

James Murphy is the Director of Model Reasoning.
Biography from the Model Reasoning website:
He recently completed a tour of duty (2002-2004) as Director of Analysis at First&42nd, the management consultancy of Edelman PR. In this role, his portfolio included projects for such clients as SABMiller, Royal & SunAlliance, Orange, Norsk Hydro and Microsoft.
Prior to that appointment he has been variously:-
* a non-executive Director of Cohn & Wolfe;
* director of research for the International Longevity Centre;
* a member of the editorial board of poolonline, the Internet service of Through-the-Loop, the market research agency;
* a Commissioning Editor of nVision, the online forecasting service of the Future Foundation;
* a standing consultant to the Board of the Association of Colleges;
He was formerly Editor of the Henley Centre's market analysis programme, Frontiers - Planning for Consumer Change in Europe
Educated at the Universities of Glasgow, Oxford and London, he speaks French, Spanish and Portuguese.
During the presidency of Jacques Delors, he was a member of the Cabinet of Commissioner Stanley Clinton Davis at the European Commission in Brussels. His interest in European issues has been sustained in such initiatives as his pamphlet Drop the Dead Dogma (see Reports Pages) and his appointment as Quality Controller to The London Study - the future of the City, a two year work programme on the (pre-Mayor) future of London financed by the Association of London Government and the European Commission. He has also written and presented on the impact of EU enlargement for business and policy. Currently, he is helping, as an associate of the Future Foundation, to build the European version of nVision.
James Murphy has appeared on a number of tv and radio programmes such as Newsnight (to discuss the role of genetic research in forecasting human behaviour) and on the Today programme (to debate the 'myth of decline' in post-war socio-economic analysis in the UK). He is an occasional contributor to Market Leader, the magazine of the Marketing Society. And in 2003, he led a seminar on the theme of trust-building for brands at the European Marketing Forum. In 2003, he presented an updated version of the 'Peace&Plenty' analysis to the Policy Unit at No.10 Downing Street. He is currently working on a major study of the role of performance awards schemes in the education sector (2004).
==External links==
James Murphy 'The assault on pleasure: Is a new Puritanism on the march?' Spiked Online 11 August 2005
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James Nicholas Bethell

James Bethell (b. 1 October 1967) is director of lobbying consultancy Westbourne Communications, which he set up in June 2009,Our People, Westbourne Communications, accessed 6 July 2010. and the former director of the Nothing British campaign against the BNP.
==Background==
Bethell attended Harrow and studied at the University of Edinburgh. He was a financial journalist with the Independent before 1995.The Peerage James Nicholas Bethell, 5th Baron Bethell, accessed 9 April 2013
A former journalist for The Sunday Times, Bethell was the Conservative candidate for Tooting in the 2005 general election, and also managing director of the London nightclub Ministry of Sound for over a decade.About Page, Nothing British, accessed 16 July 2010.
Bethell has worked for US Senator Robert Dole, EU Commissioner Lord Brittan and also for David Cameron during his campaign for the Conservative leadership.Our People, Westbourne Communications, accessed 6 July 2010.
He is a former managing partner of Portland PR from 2006 until 2008 when he joined Policy Exchange as its communications director David Singleton, Senior Tories join forces to form new lobbying agency, prweek.com, Thursday, 14 May 2009 where he remained for less than three months.
Bethell’s father was a Conservative MEP and hereditary peer, Nicholas Bethell, the 4th Baron Bethell. Since his passing in 2007, James has been the 5th Baron Bethell.
===Defeated in House of Lords by-election===
In March 2017 he narrowly missed his bid to become a lifetime member of the House of Lords, coming second after putting his name forward to fill a vacancy among the 92 elected hereditary peers in a by-election triggered by the death of Lord Lyell. David Singleton, Bethell misses out on Lords seat, Public Affairs News, 27 March 2017 
==Affiliations==
*Nothing British
*ConservativeHome - contributor
*Guido Fawkes - describes Bethell as a "good friend"
*Richard Smith -funded a major piece of Nothing British's research in November 2010 Tim Montgomerie, Introducing the A.N.T.I. voter (or, as I prefer to call them, the pound-stretchers), ConservativeHome blog, 27 November 2010 
*International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation and Political Violence, director.
==Publications==
*James Bethell, Why I'm launching an online fightback against the poison of the BNP, The Daily Mail, 15 May 2009
==Resources==
See: Fracking lobbying firms
*Melissa Jones and Andy Rowell, Access all areas: Westminster's (vast) fracking lobby exposed, 29 April 2015.
==Notes==
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James Nixey

James Nixey is (2007) the Manager of Russia and Eurasia Programme at Chatham House.Media Talk: Uzbekistan - repression and lack of democracy in Central Asia, Frontline Event Announcement for 9 January 2007 (Accessed: 3 January 2007)
==Affiliations==
*Chatham House 
*Royal Institute for International Affairs – Programme Co-ordinator
==Contact, References and Resources==
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James P. Warburg

James P. Warburg was a US publisher.Mark Lincoln Chadwin, The Hawks of World War II, University of North Caroline Press, 1968, p.57.
==Affiliations==
*Century Group
*Fight for Freedom Committee
*1941-1942 Special Assistant to the Coordinator of Information
*1942-1944 Deputy Director, Overseas Branch, Office of War InformationFinding Aid, J.P. Warburg Personal Papers, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, accessed 11 April 2012.
==External Resources==
*Namebase James P. Warburg
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James Paice

Sir James Paice was the Conservative Party member of Parliament (MP) for Cambridge South East from 1987 to 2015.
In March 2013 Paice announced he would not contest the 2015 general election due to his age. BBC News Cambridgeshire MP Sir Jim Paice 'will not stand again', 8 March 2013, accessed 21 May 2015. He was replaced by Lucy Frazer, who held the seat. BBC News Cambridge South East, accessed 21 May 2015.
==Parliamentary roles==
*Minister of State (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs), 2010-12
*Shadow Minister (Environment, Food and Rural Affairs), 2005-10
*Shadow Minister (Environment, Food and Rural Affairs), 2004-05
*Shadow Secretary of State (Home Office), 2003-04
*Shadow Spokesperson (Home Affairs), 2001-03
*Shadow Spokesperson (Environment, Food and Rural Affairs), 1997-01
*Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Education and Employment), 1995-97
*Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department of Employment) 1994-1995 Parliament.UK James Paice, accessed 21 May 2015.
==Outside parliament==
*Camgrain - Director 
*First Milk - Chairman Sam Greenhill,'All aboard the gravy train from Whitehall to gold-plated jobs in the City', Daily Mail Online, 4 May 2016, accessed 5 May 2016
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James Penny

James Penny is seen as an ‘Edtech Leader’ in the UK. 
He was a member of ETAG, a national expert group to look strategically at technology in education; and gave a keynote on Technology in Education at the UK's first Education Reform Summit. 
He is CEO at The Original Group. Until March 2016, Penny was 'solutions director' at European Electronique.
He was a former director and head of ICT at one of the UK's largest academy school chains, Harris Federation. He was with IBM before that.
Category:Education Industry
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James Pinkerton

James Pinkerton, a graduate of Stanford University and a contributor to the Fox News Channel, worked in the White House under presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, and also in the 1980, 1984, 1988, and 1992 Republican presidential campaigns. He has been a columnist for Newsday since 1993. He is the author of What Comes Next: The End of Big Government--And the New Paradigm Ahead. His pro change remarks in a USA Today editorial on the Posse Comitatus Act appear contradictory to the title of his book.
James Plaskitt

James Plaskitt is a Labour politician who was the member of parliament for Warwick and Leamington between 1997 and 2010.
In January 2014 he joined financial services lobbying consultancy Cicero Group as senior counsel.
==Career==
Plaskitt stood as the Labour representative for Witney in 1992, however came second to the Conservative's Douglas Hurd. He was elected as a member of parliament in the 1997, 2001 and 2005 election for Warwick and Leamington, however lost the 2010 to Conservative's Chris White. He was a member of the Treasury Committee between 1999 and 2005, parliamentary secretary for the Department for Work and Pensions and then under secretary for state for the same department from 2007 and 2008. James Plaskitt The Guardian, accessed 17 November 2014 
Between 2001 and 2005 he was a non-executive director of EduCare, a distance learning programme on the safeguarding of children and adult protection.
==Post Parliament==
*Non-executive director, de Brus Marketing Services Ltd, March 2009. On his appointment, ACOBA saw "no reason why he should not take up this appointment forthwith, but he should not become personally involved in lobbying UK Ministers or Crown servants, including Special Advisers, on behalf of his new employer for a year after leaving office" Tenth Report 2008-2009 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 17 November 2014 
*Senior counsel, Cicero Group, January 2014. Cicero hires former Labour MP James Plaskitt to boost public affairs practice PR Week, 29 January 2014, accessed 17 November 2014 
*In 2012 Plaskitt was selected as the Labour candidate for the Police and Crime Commissioner election for the Warwickshire Police. He was runner up to an Independent candidate, Ron Ball. BBC News Warwickshire police and crime commissioner results, 16 November 2012, accessed 24 March 2015 
==Education==
*BA, MA, M.Phil Politics, University of Oxford, 1973-1981 James Plaskitt Linkedin, accessed 17 November 2014 
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James Prior

James Prior is a Conservative peer.Lord Prior, www.parliament.uk, accessed 25 June 2010.
Prior held the following positions during his career as an MP:
::MP (Conservative) for: Lowestoft 1959-83, Waveney 1983-87; PPS: to President of the Board of Trade 1962-63, to Minister of Power 1963-64, to Edward Heath as Leader of the Opposition 1965-70; Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food 1970-72; Lord President and Leader of the House 1972-74; Opposition Spokesperson for Employment 1974-79; Secretary of State for: Employment 1979-81, Northern Ireland 1981-84.Lord Prior, www.parliament.uk, accessed 25 June 2010.
==Northern Ireland==
Prior served as Northern Ireland Secretary from 14 September 1981 to 11 September 1984.David Butler and Gareth Butler, Twentieth Century British Political Facts 1900-2000, Macmillan, 2000, p.41.
Considered one of the 'wets' in Mrs Thatcher's Cabinet, Prior brought three close political allies to Northern Ireland with him, Lord Gowrie, Nicholas Scott and John Patten.
W.D Flackes, & Sydney Elliott, Northern Ireland: A Political Directory 1968-88, Blackstaff Press, 1989, p.224. 
His proposals for 'rolling devolution' led to the election in 1982, which was however boycotted by the SDLP.
W.D Flackes, & Sydney Elliott, Northern Ireland: A Political Directory 1968-88, Blackstaff Press, 1989, p.225.
==GEC==
After stepping down from ministerial office, Prior became chairman of GEC.W.D Flackes, & Sydney Elliott, Northern Ireland: A Political Directory 1968-88, Blackstaff Press, 1989, p.225. 
 
==House of Lords==
He was raised to the peerage as Baron Prior, of Brampton in the County of Suffolk in 1987.Lord Prior, www.parliament.uk, accessed 25 June 2010.
==Affiliations==
*Conservative Party Vice-Chair 1965, Deputy Chairman 1972-1974
*Arab-British Chamber of Commerce Chair 1996-2004
==External resources==
*Mark Simpson, NI state papers: Government considered banning Sinn Féin, BBC News, 27 December 2013.
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