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Terrorist Weapons and Tactics Team

Terrorist Weapons and Tactics Team (TWATT) was a British Army unit reportedly active in Aden in the 1960s.
The unit is described in a memoir by the pseudonymous "Reginald Lingham".
::Only a limited number of troops were needed for normal battalion internal security duties. It gave the British an ideal training ground to practice special operations tactics and new weapons and the individual’s various skills. New technology was given its proving base here. Intelligence gathering techniques were a top priority, and combined service SOGs were tasked with that side of the game, and issued with all the new night surveillance equipment and specialist cameras, bugging and tracking devices that the military may purchase. They found an operational test bed with them.
::Mac's job as a TWATT member (Terrorist Weapons and Tactics Team) was another embryo organisation to develop in this theatre. One can imagine the piss taking they received from other Special Forces with a name carrying that sort of abbreviation.
::It was fun in a way when you met someone, especially a supercilious officer who asked, "What are you?" You would reply, "I’m a TWATT."
::On actual operations, they learned the job, tested equipment, and produced brilliant results. They were allowed access to SOG information, which was invaluable as a tool of war.Reginald Lingham, South Arabia - Aden, Sir! Stop laughing! This is War!, archived at the Internet Archive, 5 December 2007. 
According to Lingham, the team made a number of attempts to assassinate the leader of the NLF opposition group, Ashabi:
::On the second of October 1967, the NLF headquarters in Crater exploded majestically. There were no survivors. Ashabi was not present. Oh well, can't win them all, but it was a bloody good try. FLOSY were made the obvious scapegoats and blamed for this attack. Therefore, another set of tit for tat reprisals started between the bastards, thus leaving the British alone.Reginald Lingham, South Arabia - Aden, Sir! Stop laughing! This is War!, archived at the Internet Archive, 5 December 2007. 
According to Pete Scholey, the TWATT shared a firing range at Cemetery Vale with the SAS and other special operations units.Pete Scholey, Who Dares Wins: Special Forces Heroes of the SAS, Osprey Publishing 2008, p.182.
==Notes==
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Terry Hudgens

==Background==
Terry Hudgens was appointed Chief Executive Officer of PPM Energy Inc, (a Scottish Power company) in May 2001.
He joined PacifiCorp as Senior Vice President of Power Supply responsible for power generation, wholesale sales, and the company's mining businesses in April 2000.
Prior to that, Terry has had experience in the US energy business after a long career with Texaco Inc,. He was formerly President of Texaco Natural Gas and served as Texaco’s senior representative. In that role, he was responsible for all aspects of Texaco's $5 billion North American natural gas and worldwide natural gas liquids business. He also served as Texaco's senior representative in the Natural Gas Supply Association. Terry spent 25 years with Texaco Inc., working in operations and management positions, including vice president of business development for Texaco Trading and Transportation, Inc., a Texaco subsidiary. 
He is a member of the Board of Trustees of The Nature Conservancy in Oregon.
Terry started his career with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the University of Houston. 
==PPM Energy involvement==
In 2001, PacifiCorp Power Marketing, Inc. moved from being a subsidiary of PacifiCorp to being an affiliate to PacifiCorp. It was announced in 2002 that Scottish Power's competitive US energy business would change its name to PPM Energy, Inc. on January 15, 2003. 
CEO Terry Hudgens said "Our business has grown beyond 'power' into gas storage and well beyond 'power marketing'. As a result, we realized that our old name-PacifiCorp Power Marketing-is too narrow a fit for our expanded capabilities. The new logo reinforces the fact that PPM remains a member of the ScottishPower group of companies. We'll still be the same people providing the same great level of services and even more products - just with a new name."
PPM Energy remained the same organization with the same contracts and the same underlying support. The PPM name and logo emphasized their ties to Scottish Power and its separate and independent status from the regulated utility, PacifiCorp. 
== Notes ==
# Photograph from Scottish Power Meet the Team, Terry Hudgens, accessed 22 March 2007.
# Board Member History from PPM Energy Who We Are, Terry Hudgens, accessed 17 April 2007.
# Board Member History from Scottish Power Meet the Team, Terry Hudgens, accessed 22 March 2007.
# Company name change from PPM EnergyPress Release, "PPM Energy is coming", accessed 16 April 2007.
Terry McErlane

Terry McErlane recently joined Chambré Public Affairs as a Senior Consultant. He has six years public affairs experience in Northern Ireland having worked as a consultant for Stratagem and more recently for Weber Shandwick. Terry also has 4 years experience working for the Dublin-based Institute for European Affairs.
Terry has worked with a wide range of organisations in Northern Ireland as well as clients with a crossborder focus. He has provided monitoring services to the health, transport and energy sector and public affairs services to a wide range of business and charitable organisations.
He has provided strategic public affairs counsel to the Northern Ireland Authority for Energy Regulation for the past two years. Terry has also advised organisations such as Marine Current Turbines Ltd, the Water Service, Tourism Ireland, Donegal County Council, Geological Survey Northern Ireland and the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
Terry is a committee member of the Northern Ireland Government Affairs Group. He has an MA in European Studies and a Postgraduate Diploma in Business from the Michael Smurfit Business School at University College Dublin. http://www.chambrepa.com/info/biogs/tmcerlane.aspx
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Terry Smith

General Manager, Public Sector, Microsoft Ltd 
Terry Smith is responsible for the strategic direction of Microsoft’s Public Sector business in the UK. He leads sales, marketing and services teams which address the healthcare, central and local government, defence, education, police and criminal justice sectors.
Terry has worked at Microsoft since July 1995 and has managed a number of partner & customer groups in that time, spanning independent software vendors (ISVs), SI’s, web developers as well as enterprise & corporate customers. Whilst heading the Public Sector business at Microsoft Ltd, Terry has been responsible for some of the world’s largest IT projects, notably the provision of the UK Digital Curriculum in partnership with the BBC as well as major innovative projects with the NHS, Inland Revenue, MOD and a number of local authorities.
Terry has led his team in fundamentally altering the relationships Microsoft has with UK Government. The aim has been to become a strategic partner with Government organisations (such as the MOD, FCO, and London Borough of Newham) in their efforts to make Britain a better place in which to live, learn and do business. Terry has also been instrumental in building strategic relationships with organisations such as Accenture and CAP and ensuring that Microsoft is a key partner for specialist companies in the UK.
Prior to his current role, Terry was Head of the Internet Business Group focussing sales and marketing efforts targeting DotComs, Marketplaces & ASP’s. With 25 years experience in the IT industry, immediately prior to Microsoft Terry worked as Sales Director for the largest UK Healthcare ISV – ACT Medisys.
Born in the North West, Terry started his career at Unisys where he spent 12 years in a number of sales & management positions, working with major customers such as Pilkingtons, ICI & Bass. 
== Notes ==
# Microsoft (2007) UK ExecutivesMicrosoft Website (accessed 21/02/07)
Terry Wynn

==Background==
Terry Wynn first became an MEP in June 1989 when he was elected to serve the Merseyside East constituency as the Labour Party candidate. In 1994, he was re-elected to the same constituency, now called Merseyside East & Wigan. In 2004 (as in 1999), MEPs were elected on a regional basis and Wynn became one of the 9 MEPs for the North West Region of England, the Labour Party having 3 of the 9.
==Pro-Nuclear Activities==
===Chair of Pro-Nuclear Forum at the EU===
Wynn set up, and subsequently chaired the Forum for the Future of Nuclear Energy within the European Parliament, until he retired in 2006.Terry Wynn's website 
Recent subjects covered by the Forum include the "Public acceptance of Nuclear" and the "Environmentalist's Case for Nuclear Power".See Forum for the Future of Nuclear Energy website
===Signatory to Pro-Nuke Petition===
In October 2005, Wynn was one of the signatories of a written Declaration that advocated raising the profile of using Nuclear Energy in the debate on Climate Change. It stated:
We the undersigned declare that it is our shared conviction that nuclear energy should play an increasingly central role in the global fight against climate change and remain a pillar of the EU's energy and environmental policy planning. In a carbon-constrained 21st century threatened by an increasingly acute energy supply deficit, nuclear energy offers a secure, reliable, affordable
and environmentally-friendly power supply. By helping the EU to meet its energy sustainability targets and by mitigating the effects of climate change, nuclear energy contributes to the achieving of EU economic and environmental objectives...."
The petition called upon EU's leaders to:
* "recognise the vital contribution made by the nuclear industry to reducing CO2 emissions;"
* "encourage more investment in zero or low carbon-intensive power generation technologies, including nuclear energy;"
* "recognise that meeting the climate change challenge will need a long-term global strategy, which should include an effective international emissions trading scheme;"
* "ensure that the use of JI (Joint Implementation) and CDM (Clean Development Mechanisms) does not exclude nuclear projects after 2012;"
* "encourage all economic actors, including China, India and the United States,to participate in and provide solutions for meeting the global climate change challenge."
Other British MEPs to sign the petition included:
* Den Dover
* Roger Helmer
* Geoffrey Van OrdenSee Terry Wynn's website
==Resources==
See the relevant SourceWatch page Terry Wynn
==References==
Wynn, Terry
Wynn, Terry
Tesco Plc: Links, contacts & resources

==Campaign resources==
'Breaking the Armlock' is a new alliance of 14 farming, environmental and consumer organisations calling for stricter controls over the major supermarkets' trading practices, particularly to stop them passing on unreasonable costs and demands to farmers and growers in the UK and overseas. The Alliance says that supermarket power should be regulated by an independent watchdog with real teeth, supported by a legally binding Code of Practice.
Please ask your MP to sign Early Day Motion 817 Supermarket Code of Practice in support of the demands of the 'Breaking the Armlock' Alliance. http://www.breakingthearmlock.com/
==Further reading==
'Not on the Label' by Felicity Lawrence. Penguin books. 2004.
'Shopped! The Shocking Power of British Supermarkets by Joanna Blythman. Fourth Estate. 2004
'A Rough Guide the UK Farming Crisis' by Kathryn Tulip and Lucy Michaels. 2004. Hard copies available from Corporate Watch or the Corporate Watch website.
'Captive State: The Corporate Takeover of Britain' by George Monbiot. Macmillan 2000. His website www.monbiot.com also has a section of articles about supermarkets.
'Supermarkets: The naked truth' The Ecologist Special Edition. September 2004. Includes excerpts from 'Not on the Label' and 'Shopped'.
'Pile it High Sell it Cheap: The Authorised biography of Sir John Cohen founder of Tesco'
by Maurice Corina. Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1978
==Links to Corporate Watch articles on Tesco==
'The Great Local Food Scam', Corporate Watch Newsletter Issue 3, May/June 2001.
http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/newsletter/issue3/nl3lfs.html
'20 000 Jobs Created, thousands of livelihoods destroyed' News updates 21/9/01
http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/news/Tesco_jobs.html
'Sold Out! Government gives in to supermarkets on Code Of Practice', News Updates 9/11/01,
http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/news/supermarket_code.html
Every Little Hurts – Tesco on trial at its AGM 13th June 2003
http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/news/tescoAGM_2003.htm
==Other resources==
For a 'No. I haven’t got a f**king loyalty card!' t-shirt - Log on to www.fatlooby.com. £14.99 plus £2 postage.
To make your own 'Tesco Value Farmer: £2.90 per hour' T-shirt. Have a look at the FARM website – http://www.farm.org.uk
UK consumers against the pervasive use of RFID tags in UK society www.notags.co.uk/page4.html
Corporate Watch knows of many groups campaigning against Tesco developments/extensions and post office closures around the country. Please get in touch if you need support for your campaign.
Category:Food and Agriculture Industry
Tessa Blackstone

Baroness Tessa Ann Vosper Blackstone (born 27 September 1942, Bures, Suffolk) is a Labour peer in the House of Lords. She served in the Labour Government successively as Minister of State for Education and Employment (1997-2001) and Minister of State for the Arts (2001-2003).VT Group, Board of Directors, accessed 24 November 2008.
==Affiliations==
Non-executive director,VT Group, Board of Directors, accessed 24 November 2008. VT Group Plc. (http://www.vtplc.com/) - Defence and services company
*Honorary Associate National Secular Society National Secular Society Our Honorary Associates. Accessed 20 September 2015.
==Resources==
*Ungoed-Thomas, Jon, et al., "Revealed: how minister cashed in on contacts," The Sunday Times, 23 November 2008, accessed 24 November 2008.
*VT Group, Board of Directors, accessed 24 November 2008.
==Notes==
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Tessa Jowell

Dame Tessa Jowell is the Labour MP for Dulwich and West Norwood. She was Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport from 2001 to 2007.Rt Hon Dame Tessa Jowell, www.parliament.uk, accessed 15 May 2013.
She is married to David Mills.
==Consultancy work==
===Incorporated London===
The latest register of members interests show that Jowell received £10,000 from consultancy firm Incorporated London for 'providing advice on strategy and project development' as a senior adviser to the firm for approximately three days during October to December 2014. Parliament.UK Tessa Jowell Register of Members' Financial Interests: Part 1, as at 23rd February 2015, accessed 15 April 2015. The firm was set up by Godric Smith, Tony Blair's official spokesman between 2001 and 2004, and Greg Nugent, a former marketing director for the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. It refuses to reveal it's clients, but one is thought to be Gatwick airport who are looking for help with the political battle for a second runway. Jowell's association with a company who do not provide any transparency has been criticised by the PRCA director general, Francis Ingham, who said: 'Every PRCA member discloses the names of all of their clients and all of their staff on a quarterly basis. If you're ashamed of you clients; ashamed of your staff; and refuse to sign up to a code of conduct, you shouldn't expect to curry much public confidence.' APPC chairman Iain Anderson said: 'Our approach at the APPC is clear – you can’t be a policymaker and a lobbyist. That’s why we operate a strict code of conduct which has transparency as its hallmark.'
Jowell has said: 'My role is to provide advice and support to the founders rather than to work with their clients. I will also be undertaking mentoring and development with their young staff members.' David Singleton Jowell advises secretive agency Public Affairs News, 20 March 2015, accessed 15 April 2015.
===Chime Communications===
In July 2015 it was announced that Jowell had joined the Chime Specialist Group, part of international marketing group Chime Communications, as its non-executive chairman.
On her appointment, Jowell said:
:'I am delighted to take up this newly created role and work with consultants and communications experts who share my view that the greatest opportunities exist where businesses create reciprocal benefit for customers and the communities in which they operate.' David Singleton Tessa Jowell takes corporate PR job as Labour mayoral fight heads towards last round Total Politics, 13 July 2015, accessed 17 July 2015.
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Tessa Keswick

180px|thumb|right|Tessa Keswick, Source: [http://www.cps.org.uk/about/board/tessa-keswick/ Centre for Policy Studies] 
Tessa Keswick was a special policy adviser to Kenneth Clarke MP from 1989-1995. 
She has been deputy chairman of the Centre for Policy Studies since 2004, and has also been non-executive director of the Daily Mail and General Trust. 'About Tessa Keswick', Centre for Policy Studies, accessed 27 June 2016 
Keswick is on record as donating to Vote Leave, the main eurosceptic campaign in the UK's EU referendum of June 2016. 
==Donated==
Donated £20,000 on the 25 May 2016 to Vote Leave, the anti-EU campaign which convinced the voting public to leave the EU on 23 June 2016. Electoral Commission, Vote Leave Donor Search, accessed 27 June 2016
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Tessa Mayes

Tessa Mayes (born 13/09/1965) is a journalist, author and filmmaker and is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. She has written for Living Marxism, Culture Wars and Spiked,"Articles by Tessa Mayes", Spiked website, accessed 8 May 2010 been a director of the London International Research ExchangePhilip Hammond, (Ed.)"Cultural Difference, Media Memories: Anglo-American Images of Japan", Continuum, 1997, p. 217, accessed 6 Nov 2010 and contributed to the Battle of Ideas."Profile", Battle of Ideas website, accessed 8 May 2010
==Affiliations==
Tessa Mayes Productions Limited (Company Number: 06227454) Director, appointed: 26/04/2007. Mayes gave her occupation as 'Journalist, landlord, media'.source: Companies House Director Search, accessed 6 April 2011 | Rising East | 
==Resources==
:Blog 'Tessa Mayes'
:LinkedIn 'Tessa Mayes'
:Twitter 'Tessa Mayes'
==Publications==
*Tessa Mayes, 'Privacy laws', Living Marxism, No. 59 - September 1993, p. 12. 
*Tessa Mayes, 'New Moral Army?', Living Marxism, No. 94 - October 1996, p. 19. 
*Tessa Mayes, 'Why are journalists so defensive?', LM 104, p. 18, October 1997. 
*Tessa Mayes, 'Paparazzi snap back', LM 105, p. 22, November 1997. 
*Tessa Mayes, 'Piers Morgan on privacy law', LM 107, p. 26, February 1998. 
*Tessa Mayes, 'Ray Bellisario: no paparazzo', LM 113, p. 8, September 1998. 
*Tessa Mayes (ed) Disclosure: media freedom and the privacy debate after Diana London: London International Research Exchange (1998) ISBN-10: 0953273105 ISBN-13: 978-0953273102
*Tessa Mayes, 'Sending in the professional witnesses', LM 119, p. 38, April 1999. 
*Tessa Mayes, 'Not-so-Blue Peter', LM 120, p. 26, May 1999. 
*Tessa Mayes, 'No sex addiction please, we're British', LM 125, p. 28, November 1999.
*Tessa Mayes, 'Sex crimes in America', LM 126, p. 40, December/January 1999/2000. 
*Tessa Mayes, 'Media hits', LM 127, p. 12, February 2000.
*Tessa Mayes, 'Love on the job?', LM 128, p. 28, March 2000.
==Notes==
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Tessa Munt

Tessa Munt was the UK Liberal Democrats member of Parliament (MP) for Wells from 2010 to 2015. Tessa Munt, UK Parliament, accessed 10 September 2013. Munt won the seat from Conservative MP David Heathcoat-Amory with a majority of 800 votes "Liberal Democrats beat Heathcoat-Amory in Wells seat". BBC News. 7 May 2010. Accessed 29 Jan 2015 but lost in 2015 to the Conservative's James Heappey by 7,585 votes. Wells, accessed 15 May 2015.
Munt was parliamentary private secretary (PPS) to the former UK business secretary Vince Cable in the 2010 to 2015 Coalition government.
==Resignation as Vince Cable aide over fracking==
Munt resigned in January 2015 after she voted for a Commons amendment calling for a moratorium on fracking in the UK, which was not supported by the government. In a letter she explained why:
:Today I handed in my resignation after 3 enjoyable years working closely alongside Vince Cable as his PPS in the Business Department.
:I understood the implications of voting against the Government, but with my principles, in favour of a moratorium or ‘freeze’ on fracking, as endorsed by the Environmental Audit Committee’s Report published on Monday morning.
:Even though the Infrastructure Bill passed with the insistence of both the large parties last night.
:I have restated my opposition to fracking today. I am unwilling to compromise and cannot change my opposition to fracking. I will continue to campaign vocally against fracking and as result it is clear that my views cannot be reconciled with the Government on this matter. This evening I tendered my resignation as PPS to Vince.
:I will continue to defend and represent this beautiful part of Somerset, its residents, businesses with all the enthusiasm and energy that I have had since May 2010 when I became the Member.
:My campaign to stop fracking in Somerset continues. Why I tendered my resignation as Parliamentary Private Secretary, Tessa Munt website, 27 January 2015, accesse 28 January 2015 
==Affiliations==
*Vice chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas, set up 2013. Munt remained in this position as at 30 January 2015
*Member of Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament
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Tessa Myer

Tessa Myer is associated with the libertarian and anti-environmental LM network. She wrote several articles for Living Marxism between Issue 16, February 1990 and Issue 51 in January 1993. The articles were on culture, media and on sexuality. Given the practice of the RCP of adopting party names where the first name was kept and the surname changed, often beginning with the same letter as the real name, it can be noted that only one other 'Tessa' ever wrote for Living Marxism. This is Tessa Mayes whose articles for the magazine started after the name 'Tessa Myer' disappeared with No. 59 - September 1993 and concluded with LM 128 in March 2000. She too wrote on media, culture and sexuality. Full details in the listing of contents of Living Marxism: Living Marxism: List of contents and publications Beyond this circumstantial detail, it is not clear, however, if Tessa Myer and Tessa Mayes are in fact the same person.
==Publications==
*Tessa Myer, 'The If man', Living Marxism, No. 16 - February 1990, p. 42.
*Tessa Myer, 'Art and sole', Living Marxism, No. 19 - May 1990, p. 45.
*Tessa Myers, 'The truth about the Aids panic', Living Marxism, No. 38 - December 1991, p. 14.
*Tessa Myer, An election without issues, Living Marxism, No. 41 - March 1992, p. 12. 
*Tessa Myer, 'The Daily Dirt', Living Marxism, No. 41 - March 1992, p. 14. 
*Tessa Myer, 'The Aids establishment', [ Living Marxism, No. 45 - July 1992, p. 20. 
*Tessa Myer, 'Policing the public', Living Marxism, No. 46 - August 1992, p. 37. 
*Tessa Myer, 'Tory press v Tories', Living Marxism, No. 50 - December 1992, p. 19.
*Tessa Myer, 'Press barons', Living Marxism, No. 51 - January 1993, p. 34. 
==Notes==
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