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Brian Hutton

James Brian Edward Hutton, (Baron Hutton best known as Lord Hutton), PC (member of Her Majesty's Privy Council), was born June 29, 1931. He is a former Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland and British Lord of Appeal in Ordinary.
==Irish State Case==
Hutton was a member of the British defence team at the European Court of Human Rights in 1978, when Britain was found guilty of ill-treating internees in 1971.W.D Flackes, & Sydney Elliott, Northern Ireland: A Political Directory 1968-88, Blackstaff Press, 1989, p.154. 
==Role in David Kelly affair==
Hutton chaired the controversial inquiry into the Dr David Kelly scandal. The body of former United Nations weapons inspector Dr Kelly was found in July 2003 in woods close to his Oxfordshire home, shortly after he was exposed as the source of a BBC news report questioning the Government’s claims that Saddam Hussein had an arsenal of weapons of mass destruction, which could be deployed within 45 minutes.
Lord Hutton’s 2004 report, commissioned by Tony Blair, concluded that Dr Kelly killed himself by cutting his wrist with a blunt gardening knife.Miles Goslett, David Kelly post mortem to be kept secret for 70 years as doctors accuse Lord Hutton of concealing vital information, Daily Mail, 25 Jan 2010, acc 17 May 2010
According to a report in the Daily Mail, in 2010, in a highly unusual order, Lord Hutton secretly barred the release of all medical records, including the results of the post mortem, and unpublished evidence.
Dr Michael Powers QC, a doctor campaigning to overturn the Hutton findings, said: ‘What is it about David Kelly’s death which is so secret as to justify these reports being kept out of the public domain for 70 years?’
Campaigning Liberal Democrat MP Norman Baker, who has also questioned the verdict that Dr Kelly committed suicide, said: ‘It is astonishing this is the first we’ve known about this decision by Lord Hutton and even more astonishing he should have seen fit to hide this material away.’Miles Goslett, David Kelly post mortem to be kept secret for 70 years as doctors accuse Lord Hutton of concealing vital information, Daily Mail, 25 Jan 2010, acc 17 May 2010
==Resources==
*Roy Hattersley, So why was Lord Hutton chosen? If he remains true to form, we know what to expect from his inquiry, The Guardian, 28 July 2003, acc 17 May 2010
==Notes==
Hutton, Brian
Brian Ivory

Brian Ivory is a non-executive director of Halifax Bank of Scotland. Born in 1949, Brian was formerly Chairman of Highland Distillers plc, having been a Director since 1978. In 1988 he was appointed Managing Director of Highland Distillers and was Group Chief Executive from 1994 to 1997. He was also Chairman of Macallan-Glenlivet plc from 1996 to 1999 and Treasurer of the Scotch Whisky Association. Brian is Chairman of The Scottish American Investment Company plc and a Director of Remy Cointreau S.A. and is also Chairman of the National Galleries of Scotland. In February 1998, Brian was appointed a Non-executive Director of Bank of Scotland and following the merger of Bank of Scotland and Halifax in September 2001, he was appointed a Non-executive Director of HBOS plc. Brian is Chairman of the Remuneration Committee. Brian is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and the Royal Society of Edinburgh. He is also a Freeman of the City of London and a Companion of the Institute of Management and used to serve as a member of the Scottish Economic Council.
==Affiliations==
*International Financial Services London
Brian Kerner

Brian Kerner is President of the United Jewish Israel Appeal.UJIA Lay Leaders, United Jewish Israel Appeal, accessed 12 January 2012. He was also a founding director of the Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre (BICOM) and stepped down from this role on 25 November 2011.BICOM Appointments 13 June 2012, Companies House via Powerbase.
He is the father of Stefan Kerner.
==Affiliations==
*United Jewish Israel Appeal - President.
*Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre - former Director
==Notes==
Kerner, BrianKerner, Brian
Brian Kingham

Brian Anthony Charles Kingham (born 18 September 1944) is the chairman and 98.5 per cent shareholder of the corporate security company Reliance Security Group. In 2009 the Sunday Times estimated his net worth as £176 million. Sunday Times Rich List 2009 Brian Kingham [Accessed 10 March 2010] 
Kingham is a leading donor to the Conservative Party. Philip Beresford, Stephen Boyd, 'The Top 30 Political Donors', Sunday Times, 23 April 2006; p.36 In February 2007 he was one of a host of right-wing figures to attend a celebration of the life and work of the late Ralph Harris, ‘Lord Harris of High Cross’, The Times, 21 February 2007; p.69 the self-described 'radical reactionary' and critic of democracy. Andrew Roth, 'Lord Harris of High Cross: Rightwing economist with a radical agenda', Guardian, 20 October 2006
==Affiliations==
*Open Europe, supporter Open Europe 2005-2007 Supporters [Accessed 22 August 2007]
*Bruges Group, supporter
*Vote Leave - donated £15,000 on 17 March 2016 (registered 29/04/2016) to the anti-EU group campaigning for British voters to renounce membership of the European Union the referendum on 23 June 2016.Electoral Commission, Donor Search, accessed 13 May 2016
==Donations==
Date
Name of donor
Amount
Donated to 
 
04/10/2001
Brian A Kingham
£25,000.00
Conservative Party
18/02/2002
Brian Kingham
£30,000.00
Conservative Party
 
10/02/2003
Brian Kingham
£350.00
Conservative Party
 
01/12/2016 
Brian Kingham
£2,750.00
Conservative Party
 
01/04/2016
Brian Kingham 
£50,000.00 
Conservative Party 
 
29/05/2003
Brian Kingham
£10,000.00
Conservative Party
 
17/03/2016
Brian Kingham
£15,000.00 
Vote Leave 
 
13/11/2014
Mr Brian Kingham 
£2,500.00 
Conservative Party
 
16/03/2004
Mr Brian Kingham
£10,000.00 
Conservative Party
 
 
21/05/2014
Mr Brian Kingham
£2,500.00
Conservative Party 
 
13/11/2014
Mr Brian Kingham
£750.00
Conservative Party 
 
31/05/2014
Mr Brian Kingham 
£2,500.00 
Conservative Party
 
Electoral Commission,Donor Search: Brian Kingham, accessed 8 June 2016
==Notes==
Kingham, Brian Kingham, Brian Kingham, BrianKingham, BrianKingham, Brian
Brian Mackenzie

Brian Mackenzie (Lord Mackenzie of Framwellgate) was made a life peer in the House of Lords in July 1998. Lord Mackenzie of Framwellgate www.parliament.uk, accessed 9 December 2014 Mackenzie is a Labour Party member in the Lords. 
Mackenzie was appointed OBE in the 1998 New Years Honours for services to the Police Service and the Police Superintendents’ Association of England and Wales.
Following a finding in December 2013 by the House of Lords Commissioner for Standards that he had broken the House of Lords Code of Conduct, Lord Mackenzie was suspended from the House for 6 months. Lobbying claims: Two peers suspended, one resigns BBC News, 2 June 2013, accessed 9 December 2014 
==Interests==
*Managing Director, Mack Diligence Limited (security consultancy) As Managing Director of my own company, Mack Diligence Limited, I attend speaking engagements and provide advice and services from time to time at various locations, for which a fee is charged by my company for my time and expertise; the following pay a regular consultancy fee to Mack Diligence Limited for my advisory and consultancy work: Inter TV Limited (monthly fee); Energy Solutions Group (ESG) Politics and Business in the House of Lords Wall Street Journal, 10 November 2014, accessed 9 January 2015 
*Non-executive Chairman and Director, Eximious Ltd (business and security consultancy)
==Notes== 
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Brian Mawhinney

Brian Mawhinney is a British Conservative Party politician. He was a member of the Cabinet from 1994 until 1997 and was Member of Parliament for Peterborough from 1979 to 1997 and Member of Parliament for North West Cambridgeshire from 1997 to 2005. Lord Mawhinney www.parliament.uk, accessed 13 April 2015 
He is now a member of the House of Lords having been created Lord Mawhinney in 2005. 
==Register of Interests==
====Directorships====
*Chairman of Malone Consulting Limited 
*Non-executive director, Westcoast Ltd, supplier of IT products.
*Non-executive chairman, Dunbia Ltd, meat processing company. 
====Remunerated employment, office, profession====
*Special adviser to the National Football League International 
==Notes==
Mawhinney, Brian
Brian Menell

::Brian Menell has been Executive Chairman of the Company since January 2004. He has a background in mining, both diamonds and other minerals, having worked for DeBeers for eight years in London, Namibia, Belgium and South Africa. He was Executive Director of AngloVaal Mining Limited from January 1998 to June 2002 and Executive Director of Norinter Financial Ltd from June 2002 to January 2004. He was involved in the establishment and is an executive board member of A1 Holdings Limited. He holds a BA(Hons) from the University of Pennsylvania, USA.Energem Resources Inc. Corporate Info, accessed 11 April 2008.
==Affiliations==
*Energem Resources
==References==
Brian Morrison

Brian Morrison has spent all of his career in the Whisky industry. He joined Morrison Bowmore Distillers in 1964 rising to become managing director. In 2002 he retired from his executive position to become Joint Chairman.Charles Maclean A new dawn for Bowmore (Brian Morrison), Published in Whisky Magazine Issue 21 on 16/2/2002, accessed 16 November 2008
==Affiliations==
*Keepers of the Quaich, Management Committee, 1996.
==Notes==
Morrison, Brian
Morrison, Brian
Brian Smith

Brian Smith is vice-president of Heritage Oil for exploration.
::Mr. Smith has 29 years experience in the oil industry. He initially worked as an exploration geologist for Exxon in the North Sea and Gulf of Mexico. Later he joined Enterprise Oil where he managed various exploration projects in the Far East and Eastern Europe/FSU. He joined Heritage as Vice President, Exploration in 1997.Heritage Oil - Directors & Management, accessed 27 April 2008.
==References==
Brian Stewart

Sir Brian Stewart is the current chair of C and C Group a brewer based in the UK and Ireland that produce some large international brands such as Magners and Bulmers ciders, Tennents beers among others. He is also Chairman of Miller Group, the housing, property and construction company. C&C Group, Our Board accessed 17th October 2011 
Stewart was appointed to the Scottish & Newcastle Board in 1988. Having qualified as a chartered accountant, he joined S&N in 1976 and has worked in a variety of positions, becoming Finance Director in 1988, and Chief Executive in 1991. He was appointed Deputy Chairman in 1997 and Chairman in 2000. He is former Chairman of Standard Life Assurance Company and former Vice President of the British Beer and Pub Association. Scottish and Newcastle Company Web Site Our Directors] Accessed Feb 2007 
Stewart had to leave either Standard Life or S&N as chairing two FTSE 100 companies contravenes City corporate governance rules. Ending his long-running dual chairmanship and rare position among Scotland's corporate elite. Stewart came in 5th in the 2006 Scotsman power 100. The Scotsman 28th May 2006 The Scotsman Power 100Accessed Feb 2007 
Stewart is described by the Scotsman as a 'ubiquitous member of the Scottish establishment and boardroom heavyweight Stewart is usually drafted in as a sign that a company is no longer tolerating any nonsense when it comes to corporate governance'. In addition to a basic salary and free beer, Scottish & Newcastle pay Stewart a £190,000 performance-related bonus and £30,000 in benefits, plus a share of a £1 million with other brewery directors. He came in at number 50 in the Scotsman's top 100 earners page in 2003 with his chairmanship of Standard Life, from which he has since stepped down from; and his S&N wage giving him an annual income of £906,753. Scotsman Scotland's Top 100 Earners The Scotsman 19th September 2003 
In 2006 Stewart received the highest remuneration of all the S&N non-executive board members with a huge £348,682 and £28,682 worth of 'benefits in kind' which include his alcohol allowance. Mark Smith Pay at S&N Soars 22% as Froggatt Nets £1.7m The Herald 22nd March 2007 
 
==References==
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Stewart, Brian
Brian Whitaker

Brian Whitaker is The Guardian's Middle East editor since 2000.
==Articles==
*Brian Whitaker , Selective Memri, Guardian Unlimited, August 12, 2002. "Investigates whether the 'independent' media institute that translates the Arabic newspapers is quite what it seems."
*Brian Whitaker and Yigal Carmon, "Email debate: Yigal Carmon and Brian Whitaker", Guardian, Jan 23 2004.
Bribery Bill

==Law Reform==
The United Kingdom has been under pressure to reform the law on bribery and corruption since ratifying the OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transaction in December 1998. This followed a year on from the UK officially signing up to the OECD Convention. When the UK ratified the convention it concluded that existing law was sufficient to implement the convention, yet a year on an OECD Working Group on Bribery found the UK lacking.
Reports indicate that a draft Bribery Bill is due to be published for pre-legislative scrutiny in the 2009 session. This bill follows the publication of the Law Commission's Reforming Bribery Report. According to the Law Commission their recommendations "will remove the outmoded distinctions between the public and private sectors. For the first time, there will be a single set of provisions capable of dealing with both sectors."Law Commission Press Release for Reforming Bribery Report
==Attempts==
In 1998 the Law Commission published a report and draft Bill on Corruption under LC248.
This led to the Government draft Corruption Bill 2003. Under pre-legislative scrutiny by a Joint Committee the Corruption Bill received heavy criticism and it was recommended that the scheme of offences proposed be restructured. 
The Government then went on to produce a consultation paper in December 2005. This revealed broad support for reform but lacked any consensus for progress to achieve it.
The Law Commission published another consultation paper in November 2007 under paper No. 185.
This led to the Law Commission Final Report of November 2008 under LawCom No313 or the Reforming Bribery Report. ."Law Commission Bribery Summary
==Published==
25th March 2009 saw Government publication of a Bribery Bill.
According to the Ministry of Justice website this Bill aims to reform criminal law, creating a comprehensive scheme of bribery offences to enable courts and prosecutors to respond effectively to bribery both abroad and in the UK. Ministry of Justice Draft Bribery Bill
The Draft Legislation which is now in progress will make it a criminal offence to give or offer a bribe in the UK or abroad. It will increase the maximum prison term from 7 years to 10. It will also be a cirminal offence to receive bribes.
The most interesting aspects of this Bill are that commercial organisations (ie companies) will be liable for failure to prevent bribery and that MPs and peers will be able to be prosecuted. Draft Bribery Bill
There is however concern that as with Corruption Bills in the past, this legislation will fail to pass through Parliament, particularly as it has the added time constraint of being introduced a mere 15months before a General Election must be called. Bribery Bill Finally Reaches Parliament
==Notes==
Bridges Ventures

Bridges Ventures is a private equity firm. It 'was founded by Apax Partners, Tom Singh of the retail chain New Look, and 3i'.Bridges Ventures Bridges Ventures first investment in keyworker housing Press Releases and Announcements, No date given, accessed 29 January 2009
According to a press release on the company website:
:Bridges Ventures invests in the most deprived 25% of areas in the country, as defined by the Index of Multiple Deprivation. Bridges Ventures’ second fund can also invest in businesses outside these target areas if they demonstrate strong social benefits in healthcare, education or the environment.Bridges Ventures Bridges Ventures first investment in keyworker housing Press Releases and Announcements, No date given, accessed 29 January 2009
==History==
==Funding and finances==
Investors in Bridges CDV Fund II includeBridges Ventures Bridges Ventures first investment in keyworker housing Press Releases and Announcements, No date given, accessed 29 January 2009:
 
===Banks and financial institutions===
HSBC Bank plc
Co-operative Financial Services
Citigroup
Barclays Business Banking
Lloyds TSB Scotland PLC
 
===Pension Funds===
West Midlands Pension Fund
South Yorkshire Pension Fund
Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS)
 
===Trusts===
SHINE: Support and Help in Education
Comic Relief
R&S Cohen Foundation
 
===Individuals===
Dr Mike Lynch OBE
Jon Moulton
Richard Oldfield
Harvey McGrath
Lloyd Dorfman
Robert and Vincent Tchenguiz
Vernon Ellis
Sir Harry Solomon
 
===Companies===
3i 
Doughty Hanson and Co.
Wittington Investments Limited
 
===Endowments===
All Souls College
Merton College
 
===Other===
The Community Development Venture Capital Alliance (the network for the field of community development venture capital (CDVC) investing in the US)
==People==
==Affiliations== 
*Quiller consultants, PR/Lobbying firm
===Subsidiaries===
==Publications==
==Contact details, Resources, Notes==
===Contact===
*Address:
*Phone:
*Fax:
*Website:
===External Resources===
===Notes===
Category:Banking and Finance Industry
Bridges for Peace

Bridges for Peace is a Christian Zionist organisation founded in 1976 and based in Jerusalem.Bridges for Peace Website Our Vision. Accessed 27 May 2015. On the organisation's website it sets out the following professed goals:
:To encourage meaningful and supportive relationships between Christians and Jews in Israel and around the world.
:To educate and equip Christians to identify with Israel, the Jewish people, and the biblical/Hebraic foundations of our Christian faith.
:To bless Israel and the Jewish people in Israel and worldwide, through practical assistance, volunteer service, and prayer.
:To communicate Christian perspectives to the attention of Israeli leaders and the Jewish community-at-large.
:To counter Anti-Semitism worldwide and support Israel's divine God-given right to exist in her God-given land.Bridges for Peace Website Our Vision. Accessed 27 May 2015. 
==People==
Rebecca Brimmer (CEO)
==Affiliates==
Bridges for Peace (UK)
==Contact==
International Headquarters Address circa 2015:
:Bridges for Peace International Headquarters
:P.O. Box 1093
:Jerusalem, 91010
:Phone: (+972) 2-624-5004 (Primary)
:Email: intl.office@bridgesforpeace.com
:Website: http://www.bridgesforpeace.com/
Bridges for Peace (UK) Address circa 2015:
:Office 18
:Maesteg Business Centre
:Heol Ty Gwyn Industrial Estate
:Maesteg
:CF34 0BQ
:Phone: 01656 739494 
:Email: ukoffice@bridgesforpeace.com
:Website: http://national.bridgesforpeace.com/
==Notes==
Category:Israel
Category:Christian Zionists
Bridges for Peace (UK)

Bridges for Peace (UK) is the UK affiliate of Bridges for Peace a Christian Zionist organisation founded in 1976 and based in Jerusalem. It is a registered UK charity (charity no. 1014411).Charity Commission Website BRIDGES FOR PEACE UK LTD. Accessed 27 May 2015.
On the website of the Charity Commission the organisation provides the following description of its aims and activities:
:To promote the Christian faith through the teachings of the holy scriptures with respect to the continuing relationship between God and his chosen people Israel. To promote and build friendship between the Christian church and the Jewish people thereby building "bridges for peace." to show Christian love by practical deeds done in the name of Jesus for the Jewish people and Israel.Charity Commission Website BRIDGES FOR PEACE UK LTD. Accessed 27 May 2015.
The organisation is engaged in Aliyah operations:
:[In 2013] We helped 2,460 Jews immigrate to Israel, bringing the total number of Jewish people we have “rescued” to 44,955. Charity Commission Website Bridges for Peace UK Limited Unaudited Report and Accounts 31 December 2013. Accessed 28 May 2015.
==People==
Michael Treharne (National Director)
===Board of Directors circa May 2015===
Philip Thomas | Rev. Ray Lockhart | Rebecca Brimmer | Rev. Philip Hills | David Foster OBE | Rev. James Scott Stewart
==Contact==
Address circa May 2015:
:Office 18
:Maesteg Business Centre
:Heol Ty Gwyn Industrial Estate
:Maesteg
:CF34 0BQ
Phone: 01656 739494 
:e-mail: ukoffice@bridgesforpeace.com
==Notes==
Category:Israel
Category:Christian Zionists
Bridget Phillipson

Bridget Phillipson has been the Labour Party Member of Parliament for Houghton and Sunderland South since May 2010. Bridget Phillipson MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 28 May 2015 In the 2015 general election Phillipson retained her seat with a majority of 12,938. Houghton and Sunderland South parliamentary constituency BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 28 May 2015 
Phillipson was appointed to the Public Accounts Committee in November 2015. Dods people, 'Arrivals, moves and departures', Civil Service World, accessed 3 November 2015 
==Affiliation==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Water Safety and Drowning Prevention, member 'Water and Safety and Drowning Prevention Register',parliament.uk, accessed 11 November 2015
==Notes==
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Bridgnorth Aluminium

Bridgnorth Aluminium is a subsidiary of Elval, a Greek Flat Rolled Aluminium company, which is held by the Viohalco company, the largest Greek metals processing groupBridgnorth Aluminium website Links Accessed 19/06/10.
Bridgnorth's factory is based at Bridgnorth in Shropshire and manufactures lithographic strip aluminium mostly for printing plate manufacturers, and also foilBridgnorth Aluminium website our Products Accessed 19/06/10.
==Directors==
*Derek Peden (also a director of the Shropshire Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise).Shropshire Chamber Board of Directors Accessed 19/06/10
==Contact==
Bridgnorth Aluminium
Stourbridge Road,
Bridgnorth,
Shropshire,
WV15 6AU
:Tel: +(44) 1746 788111
:Fax: +(44) 1746 788115
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Climate Category:Aluminium Industry Category:Climate Change Category:Mining and Metals
Brigadier-General Staff (Intelligence) (DIS)

The Brigadier-General Staff (Intelligence), or BGS (Int), was the senior army officer involved with intelligence work in Northern Ireland.David Ramsbotham, General Sir James Glover, The Guardian, 16 June 2000.
==Post-holders==
*J.M.H. Lewis - C.1971.National Archives, DEFE 24/1919.
*M.S. Bayley - C.1973.Catalogue reference: PREM 15/1689, file extract, National Archives, accessed 22 April 2011.
*James Glover - C.1979.David Ramsbotham, General Sir James Glover, The Guardian, 16 June 2000.
==Resources==
*Extract from National Archives file DEFE 24/1919. Terms of Reference for BGS (INT)'s responsibilities in respect of Northern Ireland
*Extract from National Archives file DEFE24/1919. Draft Directive for the employment of the Armed Forces team , when in Support of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, during interrogations in depth in Ulster. November 1971, M.S. Bayley.
==Notes==
Category:British ArmyCategory:Northern IrelandCategory:State Violence and Collusion Project