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Emma Bonino

Michael Barker writes:
:Non c’e’ pace senza giustizia (No Peace Without Justice) – “is an international non-profit organisation, born in 1993 by a campaign of the Transnational Radical Party (PRT), working for the protection and promotion of human rights, democracy, the rule of law and international justice”. One of the leaders of the PRT, Emma Bonino, also serves on the international advisory board of the Democracy Coalition Project, and the PRT itself also helps coordinate the UN Democracy Caucus along with the Democracy Coalition Project and Freedom House. No Peace Without Justice works closely with the Istanbul-based think tank the Turkish Economic and Social Studies Foundation, which received a $40,000 grant from the NED in 2004, and is a member of the World Movement for Democracy network.Michael Barker, Global Democracy Manipulators, ZNet, 24 December 2007.
==Affiliations==
*No Peace Without Justice
*International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism and Security, speaker
==Contact, References and Resources==
===Contact===
:Website: www.emmabonino.it/biography (English version)
===Resources===
===References===
Emma Boon

thumb|right|250px|Emma Boon giving a quotation about wasted tax to the Daily Express
Emma Boon was special adviser to Elizabeth Truss, in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs from July 2015 Linkedin Emma Boon, accessed 8 July 2015. until the cabinet reshuffle of July 2016. She is now a special adviser in the Department for Transport.
Boon is a former campaign director and former campaign manager of the Taxpayers' Alliance. A former broadcast journalist, Boon joined the think tank in February 2010 as a campaign manager, in November 2010 she became the campaign director.Emma Boon, emmaboon, LinkedIn, Accessed 17-February-2011Profile, Emma Boon, Taxpayers' Alliance, Accessed 17-February-2011 In 2000 she co-authored an article in The Times on city trading with Fraser Nelson.Emma Boon & Fraser Nelson, A Week in the City, The Times, 18-March-2000
According to her twitter, Boon also worked for the Brunswick Group. Twitter Emma Boon, accessed 8 July 2015.
==Background==
Boon graduated from Edinburgh University with a Masters in Mental Philosophy before gaining a Postgraduate Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from City University in London. She then moved on to work as a freelance journalist in London and then a broadcast journalist in the West Midlands, Essex and Suffolk. According to her biography on the Taxpayers' Alliance site her journalistic experience gave her 'the opportunity to interview scores of politicians including the Prime Minister, and report on hundreds of examples of taxpayers’ money being wasted'.Profile, Emma Boon, Taxpayers' Alliance, Accessed 17-February-2011
==Affiliations==
Taxpayers' Alliance | The Times | Fraser Nelson
==Notes==
Boon, Emma Boon, Emma
Emma Gilpin

Emma Gilpin (now known as Emma Jacobs) is a former Communications and Public Affairs Director with TIME Inc: the world's largest magazine publisher, which is a division of Time Warner, the world's biggest media company. She was also Director of Public Affairs for Fortune Europe. She is an adviser to Editorial Intelligence. Gilpin quit TIME to join MTV in 2005. In 2006 she joined Lloyds TSB 'to develop its comms across its retailing banking arm'. David Roberts Industry Buzz 21st July 2006
According to Julia Hobsbawm, it was Gilpin who described Hobsbawm as: 
:'The networker’s networker with the best little black book in London.'In a quotation now removed from her website: Julia Hobsbawm Consulting Homepage, 3 May 2007, Accessed from the Internet Archive 2 September 2008 
==Spinning Fortune==
Emma Gilpin’s job was to promote TIME and FORTUNE, such as in this press release from 2004: 
:“FORTUNE magazine won three awards last night at the Business Journalist of the Year awards, held at the London Guildhall. FORTUNE won the British American Tobacco Award for the Best Fast Moving Consumer Goods Submission for Nicholas Stein's story: Crisis in a Coffee Cup.”PRESS RELEASE FORTUNE MAGAZINE SCOOPS BUSINESS JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR AWARDS LONDON: 12 March 2004, issued by Emma Gilpin.
The association with British American Tobacco is perhaps balanced by social responsibility work:
:“AccountAbility and csr network have signed an exclusive deal, which will see their Accountability Rating 2005 published in September in the world’s leading global business magazine, FORTUNE. The Accountability Rating, now in its second year, measures how well “or how badly“ the world’s top companies account for their impacts on society and the environment. The ranking is defined by using the Global 100 (G-100) companies, as compiled by FORTUNE.” AccountAbility Rating Â® Secures Fortune Tie-UpCorporate Social Responsibility Press Release
Provided by CSRwire 07/21/2005: Press Release from AccountAbility, issued by Emma Gilpin
And what’s more: 
:Scores are built up by detailed analysis of companies’ performance under six domains: stakeholder engagement, governance, strategic intent, performance management, assurance and public disclosure. BP headed the table in 2004, followed closely by Suez and then Royal Dutch/Shell Group. Accountability Research starts as Accountability Rating confirms Fortune tie-up 01/06/2006, Accessed 12 September 2007.
Accountability is itself sponsored by British American TobaccoAccountability Patrons, 24 January 2005, Retrieved from the Internet Archive on 12 September 2007 and this circuit does indicate the way in which elite business journals and their press spokespersons are very much part of the corporate elite.
==Notes==
Gilpin, Emma
Emma Haselhurst

Emma Haselhurst is a director at Blue Rubicon and the daughter of long-serving Conservative MP Sir Alan Haselhurst.
==Career==
Haselhurst began her career as a public affairs executive at BT. She has since worked at lobbyists Weber Shandwick, Open Road and Blue Rubicon. Linkedin Emma Haselhurst, accessed 23 July 2015. At Blue Rubicon she specialises in 'public affairs and stakeholder engagement programmes'. Blue Rubicon Emma Haselhurst, accessed 23 July 2015. Haselhurst's job was declared on her father's Register of Members' Financial Interests due her being 'engaged in lobbying the public sector on behalf of a third party or client'. Parliament Publications Register of Members’ Financial Interests as at 13 July 2015, accessed 23 July 2015.
==Family==
*Sir Alan Haselhurst, father. Conservative Party MP for Saffron Walden since 1977.
==Notes==
Haselhurst, Emma Haselhurst, Emma
Emma Howard Boyd

Emma Howard Boyd was appointed chair of the Environment Agency in September 2016, having joined the board in July 2009 and served in various roles since then, including deputy chair since July 2015. Emma Howard Boyd appointed Chair of the environment agency, GOV.uk, accessed 13 December 2016. 
Prior to her appointment, Boyd spent a 25-year long career working in financial services and corporate finance. Women in leadership: Emma Howard Boyd, The Guardian, 18 April 2013, accessed 14 December 2016. 
==Background==
Emma Howard Boyd joined Jupiter Asset Management in 1994. She is responsible for Jupiter's corporate governance and sustainable investment business management. 
She is a senior associate of the University of Cambridge's Programme for Sustainability Leadership and a Director of Aldersgate Group. She is also a member of the 30% Club Steering Committee, a cross-business initiative aimed at achieving 30% women on UK corporate boards by 2015 through voluntary, business-led change.
During 2007, Emma was a member of the Commission on Environmental Markets and Economic Performance, set up by the UK Government to make detailed proposals specifically on enhancing the UK environmental industries, technologies and markets.
Emma was chair of UKSIF, the sustainable investment and finance association for eight years until March 2006 and a director of Triodos Renewables PLC for eight years until June 2012.
==Affiliations==
*Environment Agency
*Future Cities Catapult
*ShareAction
*Menhaden Capital PLC
*Aldersgate Group
*Jupiter Fund Management plc / Jupiter Asset Management
*Triodos Renewables
*Commission on Environmental Markets and Economic Performance
*UKSIF - the sustainable investment and finance association Linked In, Linked In, accessed 21 December 2016. 
==Notes==
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Emma Lewell-Buck

Emma Lewell-Buck has been the Labour Party Member of Parliament for South Shields since May 2013. Buck was re-elected in the 2015 general election with a majority of 10,614. Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 27 May 2015 
==Notes==
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Emma McClarkin

Emma McClarkin (born 09 October 1978, Stroud) is a British MEP (2009- ) for East Midlands from Conservative and Unionist Party.European Parliament, MEP Directory: Emma McClarkin, accessed 01 December 2010.
==Affiliations==
===Parliamentary Affiliations===
:Member:
:	Committee on Culture and Education
:	Delegation to the EU-Chile Joint Parliamentary Committee
:	Delegation to the Euro-Latin American Parliamentary Assembly
:Substitute:
:	Committee on Development
:	Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection
:	Delegation to the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary AssemblyEuropean Parliament, MEP Directory: Emma McClarkin, accessed 01 December 2010.
==Record and Controversies==
===Declaration of Financial Interests===
*Nothing to declare.European Parliament, Declaration of Members' Financial Interests: Emma McClarkin, 22 June 2009, accessed 15 October 2009.
===Record of Parliamentary Votes===
Date
Name of Document
MEPs Vote
13.03.2012
Should there be an obligatory quota of at least 40% (by 2020) of female representation in the management boards imposed on companies?
Against
16.02.2012
Should the European Parliament have a single seat (instead of two, Strasbourg and Brussels)?
Absent
15.02.2012
Should the Eurozone Member States pool their public debts by creating Eurobonds?
Against
15.12.2011
Should public access to EU documents be made easier?
Absent
14.12.2011
Should the EU have a stronger and united defence policy?
Against
17.11.2011
Should nuclear energy be phased out?
Against
25.10.2011
Should a global tax on carbon emissions be introduced?
Against
28.09.2011
Should the European Commission supervise the budgets and economic policies of the Member States and apply sanctions for non-compliance with EU-agreed rules on fiscal discipline?
Absent
05.07.2011
Should the cultivation of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in the EU be made more restrictive?
Against
20.10.2010
Should the minimum length of the maternity leave on full pay be extended from 14 to 20 weeks?
Against
09.02.2010
Should the proposed Barosso II Commission be appointed for the 2009-2014 term?
Abstain
*Source: www.votewatch.eu
==Personal Information==
===Curriculum Vitae===
*LLB (Hons.), Business Law (2001). Legal clerk (2001). Press officer, UK Conservative Party (2002-2004). Political advisor in European Parliament (2004-2009). Government relations executive (2008-2009).
*In the European Parliament: ECR Group coordinator on the Committee on Culture and Education.
===Contact===	
:Address:
:Parlement européen
:Bât. Willy Brandt
:04M105
:60, rue Wiertz / Wiertzstraat 60
:B-1047 Bruxelles/Brussel
:Phone:
:+32 (0)2 28 45684
:Fax
:+32 (0)2 28 49684
:Email:
:emma.mcclarkin AT europarl.europa.eu
:Website: 
:http://www.emmamcclarkin.com/
==Resources==
*European Parliament, Declaration of Members' Financial Interests: Emma McClarkin, 22 June 2009, accessed 15 October 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Emma McClarkin, accessed 15 October 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Emma McClarkin, accessed 01 December 2010.
==Notes==
McClarkin, Emma
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Emma Pengelly

Emma Pengelly, formerly Emma Little, was co-opted as a DUP MLA for South Belfast in 2015.Lawrence White, DUP's newest MLA the daughter of a terrorist caught in Paris arms sting, Belfast Telegraph, 30 September 2015.
She is the daughter of Ulster Resistance gunrunner Noel Little.Lawrence White, DUP's newest MLA the daughter of a terrorist caught in Paris arms sting, Belfast Telegraph, 30 September 2015.
 
She is a former special advisor to the First Minister of Northern Ireland, Peter Robinson.Emma Little, LinkedIn, accessed 22 August 2013.
Shortly after her co-option as an MLA, Pengelly was appointed to a Northern Ireland Assembly committee investigating the NAMA scandal.Adrian Rutherford, DUP's new MLA Emma Pengelly is given Nama probe role just two days into job, Belfast Telegraph, 1 October 2015. 
==Affiliations==
*QUBRIC
==External resources==
*Sam McBride, Kennedy’s top official partner of DUP aide, Belfast Newsletter, 7 December 2012. 
==Notes==
Little, Emma
Emma Reynolds

Emma Reynolds is a Labour Party politician who has been the MP for Wolverhampton North East since 2010. Emma Reynolds www.parliament.uk, accessed 6 May 2015 After the 2015 general election she was announced as shadow communities and local government secretary. ITV News Labour announces new shadow cabinet, accessed 14 May 2015. She was previously the shadow minister for housing in Ed Miliband's shadow cabinet. Emma Reynolds The Labour Party, accessed 6 May 2015 
She was appointed to the membership of the Health Select Committee in November 2015. Dods people, 'Arrivals, moves and departures', Civil Service World, accessed 3 November 2015 
==Meeting with lobbyists==
In June 2015, Labour MPs including Reynolds, Chuka Umunna, Tristram Hunt, Andy Burnham and Chris Bryant and peer Lord Mandelson, Conservative MP Sajid Javid and Mayor of London candidate Sol Campbell attended a bash at the Mondrian London hotel. Also in attendance were Charles Lewington (founder and MD of Hanover Communications), Tim Allan (MD of Portland) and John Lehal (founder and MD of Insight Consulting Group). David Singleton Labour MPs and lobbyists out in force at FT summer party Total Politics, 24 June 2015, accessed 24 June 2015.
==Staff==
*Luke Murphy - Political adviser, Labour Party Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 25 April 2016 
*Dominic Palma 
==Affiliations==
*Obesity All-Party Parliamentary Group - Vice-chair Obesity APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 19 February 2016
==Notes==
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Emma Webster

Emma Webster is an associate director for Green Issues Communique, a public relations firm specialising in planning and property development, and an associate director at Instinctif Partners. Emma Webster Linkedin, accessed 16 October 2014 
She is a Conservative councillor in West Berkshire.
==Background==
:Webster has been a Conservative councillor in West Berkshire since 2003 and had Cabinet responsibility for Regeneration, Highways and Transport from 2005 to 2009. Since joining Green Issues Emma has been responsible for consultation programmes on many challenging and contentious schemes, including many sites for Tesco. She has worked on a number of projects in Cornwall, Gloucestershire, the Thames Valley and Thames Gateway, and in the waste and regeneration sectors. Emma Webster, Green Issues Communique website, undated, acc 21 June 
==Clients==
According to the company website:
:Emma plays a leading role in the company’s retail clients and in the nuclear area. She is also responsible for developing and managing the company’s business in the South West.
==Affiliations==
*Conservative Party
==Notes==
Webster, Emma
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Emmanuel Kaye

Emmanuel Kaye is a long time pro-business and Zionist activist. Sir Emmanuel Kaye (29 November 1914 - 28 February 1999) was a millionaire British industrialist and philanthropist. Kaye is reported to be the founder of the Lansing Bagnall fork-lift truck companyRentoul, J. (2001) 'BLAIR PART 3: TROUBLE WITH MONEY - HOW MILLIONAIRES AND THEIR MONEY DENTED TONY'S IMAGE AS 'A PRETTY STRAIGHT SORT OF GUY'. The Independent. 29th March 2001. He was also a member of the CBI council from 1976 to 1989, and its financial policy committee from 1985 to 1992. Once a strong supporter of the Conservative Party, he was persuaded by Lord Levy to contribute substantially to Tony Blair's Labour Leader's Office Fund before the 1997 General Election. He is said to have given at least £50,000.Rentoul, J. (2001) 'BLAIR PART 3: TROUBLE WITH MONEY - HOW MILLIONAIRES AND THEIR MONEY DENTED TONY'S IMAGE AS 'A PRETTY STRAIGHT SORT OF GUY'. The Independent. 29th March 2001
Among major beneficiaries of his philanthropy was Emmanuel College, Cambridge, which made him an Honorary Member in 1994. He was Vice-Chairman (1981-5) and Chairman (1985-99) of the Thrombosis Research Trust.
==External links==
*Labour Party PLC: New Labour as a Party of Business -- lengthy extract from David Osler's book about Labour fundraising and the Labour Leader's Office Fund
==Affiliations==
*British United Industrialists Listed on headed notepaper of BUI as part of a letter sent in 1987, reproduced in Colin Challen and Mike Hughes, In Defence of the Party: The Secret State, the Conservative Party and Dirty tricks, Wakefield: Medium Publishing, 1996, p65-6.
*Labour Friends of Israel
==Notes==
Kaye, Emmanuel
Kaye, Emmanuel
Emmanuel Roman

Emmanuel Roman is the chief executive of the hedge fund Man Group.
In 2016 Roman he was donor to the pro-European Union campaign group Britain Stronger in Europe. Sarah Gordon, Harriet Agnew, 'Brexit campaigners out-fundraise their Remain rivals', 11 May 2016, Financial Times, accessed 18 May 2016 
==Donations==
*Donated £15,000 on 8 April 2016 to Britain Stronger in Europe, the lead pro-EU campaign in Britain's EU referendum on 23 July 2016. Electoral Commission Donor Search, accessed 16 May 2016
Recorded by the Electoral Commission:
Date
Name of donor
Amount
Donated to 
 
16/06/2009 
Mr Emmanuel Roman
£8,500.00
Conservative and Unionist Party 
 
 
24/05/2010 
Emmanuel Roman
£15,000.00 
Conservative and Unionist Party 
 
05/03/2013 
Mr Emmanuel Roman
£5,000.00
Conservative and Unionist Party 
 
08/04/2016 
Mr Emmanuel Roman
£15,000.00
Britain Stronger in Europe 
 
13/05/2016 
Mr Emmanuel Roman
£24,756.00
Britain Stronger in Europe 
 
Electoral Commission, Emmanuel Roman Donation Search, accessed 21 June 2016
==Notes==
Roman, Emmanuel Roman, Emmanuel Roman, EmmanuelCategory:Brexit ‘remain’ donor
Empire Marketing Board

The Empire Marketing Board was formed in May 1926 by the Colonial Secretary Leo Amery to promote inter-Empire trade and to persuade consumers to 'Buy Empire'.
Amery was its first Chairman, Sir Stephen George Tallents was its Secretary, Edward Mayow Hastings Lloyd was Assistant Secretary, Walter Elliot was its Chairman of the Research Committee.
The EMB had three principal aims: to support scientific research, promotion of economic analysis, and publicity for Empire trade. Scientific research took up a large proportion of the EMB's work and budget. It also assisted 126 agricultural and medical research projects and issued many Intelligence Notes, pamphlets and surveys. The EMB made links with buyers and produced analyses of markets to help producers. 
The EMB organised poster campaigns, exhibitions, 'Empire Shopping Weeks', Empire shops, lectures, radio talks, schools tour, its own library, advertisements in the national and local press and of shop window displays. Most famous was the EMB film unit led by John Grierson, often considered the father of modern documentary film, which produced around 100 films with such names as 'Solid Sunshine' (which promoted New Zealand butter), 'Song of Ceylon', 'Wheatfields of the Empire', 'Industrial Britain' and 'One Family'.
Colonial governments were reluctant to join the EMB, however. The EMB was ended September 1933 as a result of government cuts and the introduction of Imperial Preference. The film unit was moved to GPO, and during World War II was reorganized into the Crown Film Unit.Screenonline Empire Marketing Board Film Unit (1926-33), accessed 27 April 2010
==Further reading==
*Screenonline Empire Marketing Board Film Unit (1926-33)
==Notes==
Category:British Propaganda
Category:Propaganda
EnQuest

EnQuest is an independent oil and gas development and production company in the UK 'focused on turning opportunities into value by targeting maturing assets and undeveloped oil fields'.
It is run by Conservative Party donor and Palestinian-born multi-millionaire Amjad Bseisu, who previously worked for Petrofac. He has given £28,500 to
the Conservatives since December 2016.
==External resources==
*Rajeev Syal, [Oil bosses have given £390,000 to Tories under Theresa May, The Guardian, 23 May 2017 (Revelation of big donations comes after manifesto promised to build on ‘unprecedented support’ for industry
==Address==
:5th Floor, Cunard House
15 Regent Street
London
Category:Fracking
End of Play Summaries (Information Policy)

End of Play Summaries (EOPs) were communications issued by the British Army's Information Policy Unit in Northern Ireland in the early 1970s. 
The head of Information Policy (IP), Colonel Maurice Tugwell described their role to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry:
::Inside HQNI, we held periodic meetings of the Information Policy Working Party composed, to the best of my memory, of the Information Adviser to GOC, the GSO1 (Liaison), a representative from PR, reps from other branches such as Operations, Plans or Intelligence as and when required, and me-as Colonel GS (Information Policy). Minutes were taken by the GSO1 and these formed the basis of Periodic Reviews These reviews gradually gave way to daily 'End of Play' (EOP) summaries, dealing with information activities on a day-to-day basis, although the periodic Working Party meetings continued. The Working Party was able to brain-storm issues and coordinate the efforts of its members, and the effectiveness of IP rested on such co-operation.Maurice Tugwell, 1333.065 Statement to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, 24 October, 2000.
According to Colonel Tugwell, "IP messages had 'EOP' numbers and MOD replies used 'IPR'.Maurice Tugwell, 1333.069 Statement to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, 24 October, 2000.
==List of known EOPS and IPRs==
*EOP 40 - 2 February 1972Maurice Tugwell, 1333.070 Statement to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, 24 October, 2000.
*IPR 8 - 16 March 1972Maurice Tugwell, 1333.070 Statement to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, 24 October, 2000.
*EOP 84National Archives file CJ4/135.
*EOP 85National Archives file CJ4/135.
*IPR 13 - circa 10 April 1972National Archives file CJ4/135.
*EOP 86 - circa 10 April 1972Maurice Tugwell, 1333.070 Statement to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, 24 October, 2000.National Archives file CJ4/135.
*EOP 87Maurice Tugwell, 1333.069 Statement to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, 24 October, 2000.
*IPR 14 - 13 April 1972Maurice Tugwell, 1333.069 Statement to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, 24 October, 2000.
*IPR 15 - circa 24 April 1972National Archives file CJ4/135.
*EOP 95 - circa 24 April 1972National Archives file CJ4/135.
==Notes==
Category:Northern IrelandCategory:State Violence and Collusion Project
Enemies of Enterprise Seek Controls on Tobacco

Enemies of Enterprise Seek Controls on Tobacco is the title of an open letter sent to the Telegraph arguing against proposals to sell cigarettes in plain packaging and to ban the display of tobacco products in retail outlets.Enemies of Enterprise Seek Controls on Tobacco, Enemies of Enterprise Seek Controls on Tobacco, the Telegraph, 9-March-2011, Accessed 04-April-2011
==Signatories==
Patrick Basham, Democracy Institute | Eamonn Butler, Adam Smith Institute | Donna Edmunds, Progressive Vision | Helen Evans, Nurses for Reform | Tim Evans, Economic Policy Centre | Daniel Hamilton, Big Brother Watch | Angela Harbutt, Liberal Vision | Tim Knox, Centre for Policy Studies, Mark Littlewood, Institute of Economic Affairs | Matthew Sinclair, Taxpayers Alliance | Simon Richards, Freedom Association
==Notes==
Category:Tobacco