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James Gulliver

James Gulliver is a Scottish entrepreneur who co-founded Safeway alongside Alistair Grant and David WebsterJames Buchan, Bully for Food, The Guardian, 30-April-2005, Accessed 07-September-2010. He is a patron of the UK's only private university, the University of Buckingham, having donated over £100,000.Patrons, Patrons, University of Buckingham, Accessed 03-September-2010.
==Affiliations==
Safeway | University of Buckingham
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James Gurling

James Gurling is managing director of British lobbying agency MHP Communications and a member of the UK Liberal Democrats federal executive. 
He previously worked with Hanover Communications. http://www.mhpc.com/corporate-affairs/meet/james-gurling/ James Gurling], MHP Communications website, undated, accessed 11 Dec 2014 
==Revolving door==
Gurling has previously worked for Liberal Democrat party leaders Paddy Ashdown and Charles Kennedy.
He served 12 years as a local Lib Dem councillor in a range of positions including as Chair of the Planning Committee, and is currently a member of the Party’s federal executive. 
==Biography==
:James is a communications consultant with over 20 years experience in strategic regulatory and public affairs counsel. His career includes in-house, agency and in the regional media. From broadcasting to bread making, termination rates to taxation, James has a successful track record in transforming complex regulatory challenges into achievable public policy objectives.
==Affiliations==
*Liberal Democrats
==Clients==
*IGas Energy - acquisition of Australian fracking company Dart Energy, which has interests in Scotland, was handled by MHP Financial team
==Resources and Notes==
===Resources===
See: Fracking lobbying firms
*Melissa Jones and Andy Rowell, Access all areas: Westminster's (vast) fracking lobby exposed, 29 April 2015.
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James Hambro

James Hambro is the chairman of James Hambro & Partners LLP. He was an Executive Director of Hambros Bank from 1982 to 1985 and a co-founder of the original J O Hambro Group.Our Partners, James Hambro & Partners LLP, accessed 23 march 2013.
==Affiliations==
*Hansteen Holdings - chairman
*Primary Health Properties PLC - Director
*Wiltons Holdings Limited - director
*The Henry Smith Charity - Chairman
==Connections==
*Jocelyn Olaf Hambro - father
*Richard Hambro - brother
*Rupert Hambro - brother
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James Heappey

James Heappey has been the Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Wells since May 2015. James Heappey MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 27 May 2015 
Heappey defeated the Liberal Democrats candidate Tessa Munt, who had previously held the seat since 2010, Tessa Munt www.parliament.uk, accessed 27 May 2015 with a majority of 7,585. 
Before entering politics, Heappey served in the Army. About James James Heappey, accessed 27 May 2015 
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James Henderson

James Henderson is the chief executive of Bell Pottinger Communications.
==Career==
After 15 years at lobbying and PR agency College Hill, Henderson founded Pelham Relations in 2004.
In 2009 Pelham agreed a merger with Bell Pottinger Corporate & Financial which saw Henderson begin work at Bell Pottinger. Alec Mattinson Bell Pottinger Private: Life on the other side of the MBO PR Week, 11 April 2013, accessed 9 October 2014 
==Events==
According to leaks by the Guardian, Henderson attended the Conservative's 2013 summer ball, where tickets cost up to £12,000 and attendees sit at tables with ministers relevant to their industry. When asked about the event Henderson said, “We do not go there to lobby ministers in any form. We go there to support the party. Apart from shaking a hand, I don’t believe I have ever spoken to a minister at any of these events.” Robert Booth, Nick Mathiason, Luke Harding and Melanie Newman Tory summer party drew super-rich supporters with total wealth of £11bn The Guardian, 3 July 2014, accessed 14 October 2014 
==Notes==
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James Holt

James Holt was appointed deputy director of communications following his return to the Liberal Democrats in January 2014. Jonathon Tilley, James Holt returns to Lib Dem HQ as deputy comms chief, PR Week, 16.08.2014, accessed 18 September 2014. 
==Background==
Previous roles include special adviser (media) to the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, head of media for the Liberal Democrats and regional media manager to the Lib Dems. James Holt LinkedIn profile, accessed 15 October 2014 
==Education==
Holt studied at the University of Lincoln where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Journalism. 
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James Hughes-Hallett

James Hughes-Hallett is Chairman of Swire Pacific Ltd., Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. and of John Swire & Sons (H.K.) Ltd.
James Hughes-Hallett joined the Swire Group in 1976. He has held various management positions in the Group's operations in Asia and Australia, and was Managing Director of John Swire & Sons Pty. Ltd. in Australia until January 1993, when he was transferred back to Hong Kong as director responsible for the Swire Group's ship-owning and consumer trading interests. He assumed his current responsibilities in 1999.
He is a council member of the University of Hong Kong, the Trade Development Council, and the HK Academy for Performing Arts. He is a member of the Hong Kong/Japan Business Co-operation Committee and Hong Kong/U.S. Business Council of the Trade Development Council, the General Chamber of Commerce General Committee, the Aviation Advisory Board and of the Port and Maritime Board. He is an Honorary Fellow of the University of Hong Kong. He is Patron of the Community Advice Bureau and a member of the Advisory Board of the Hong Kong Red Cross. He is an advisor to the Employers' Federation of Hong Kong. He is also a director of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.
Born in 1949, James Hughes-Hallett graduated from Oxford University in 1970 with a degree in English Literature. He is a Fellow of the Society of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales and an Honorary Fellow of The University of Hong Kong.
==UK interests==
James Hughes-Hallett graduated from Oxford University in 1970 with a degree in English Literature. He is a Fellow of the Society of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales, on the governing body of the School of Oriental and African Studies, a Trustee of the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and The Dulwich Picture Gallery. 
==Affiliations==
*China Festival 2008
==Notes==
*SOAS biographical note
*Federation of Hong Kong Business Associations Worldwide biographical note
James Hughes (LSE)

Not to be confused with James Hughes (LM network)
James Hughes is Professor of Comparative Politics at the London School of Economics (LSE), who joined the LSE as lecturer in 1994. His expertise lies in the comparative study of conflict and conflict resolution, the dynamics of political violence, and the policy responses of democracies and authoritarian states to political violence. LSE,Professor James Hughes, accessed 16 January 2011. 
==Notes==
James Hughes (PR)

James Hughes is the deputy head of Brussels at financial services lobbying consultancy Cicero Group.
==Career==
After graduating from university in 2006, Hughes began working at The Communications Group as an account director in the public affairs division.
He joined Cicero in 2011 as a senior associate, in 2012 became an account manager and in 2014 began his work in Brussels. Linkedin James Hughes, accessed 24 March 2015 
==Notes==
*Msc, Politics, The University of Edinburgh 2002 – 2006
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James I. Cash Jr.

Dr. Cash received a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics from Texas Christian University; a Master of Science in computer science from Purdue University's Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences; and a Doctor of Philosophy in Management Information Systems (MIS) from Purdue University's Krannert Graduate School of Management. He joined the Harvard Business School Faculty in 1976, and has taught in all the major HBS programs MBA, Program for Management Development (PMD), Program for Global Leadership (PGL), and Advanced Management Program (AMP). Among his administrative assignments he has served as chairman of the MBA Program from 1992 to 1995, during the schools project to redesign the MBA Program MBA: Leadership and Learning; and as Senior Associate Dean and Chairman of HBS Publishing from 1998 to 2003.
Dr. Cash's nonacademic activities include serving as a trustee or overseer for nonprofit organizations and on the board of directors for several public companies. He has worked with many companies and governments around the world in both consulting and teaching assignments. Before his graduate education and joining the Harvard Faculty, he worked as director of Data Processing for several years, which followed jobs as a systems analyst, systems programmer and application programmer. His research focused on the strategic use of information technology in the service sector.
Dr. Cash is currently running an invitation-only program for chief information officers of leading companies-designed to promote peer-to-peer exchange and learning, and exposure to leading thinkers from business, government and academia – titled The Cash Concours. He also designed and implemented a leadership development program for The Concours Group which targets senior managers in large information technology organizations.
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James King

James King is an Ulster loyalist.
In April 1989, King was arrested in Paris along with two other loyalists, Noel Little and Samuel Quinn, arms dealer Douglas Bernhart and South African diplomat Daniel Storm to whom they were attempting to trade missile parts.JAMIE DETTMER, ANDREW MCEWEN, and PHILIP JACOBSON, New missile may have been target; Starstreak, The Times, 24 April 2009.
The Times reported that King and Little were members of the Rev Ian Paisley's Free Presbyterian Church and worked at the Armagh offices of the Southern Education Board.JAMIE DETTMER, ANDREW MCEWEN, and PHILIP JACOBSON, New missile may have been target; Starstreak, The Times, 24 April 2009.
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James Kingsland

Dr James Kingsland is a former special adviser to the Department of Health on GP commissioning. He is president of the National Association of Primary CareLansley to accelerate commissioning handover to GPs, Pulse, 6 October 2010
Kingsland now continues to work as a senior partner in a General Practice in the North West of England as well as fulfilling a number of advisory roles alongside this. He is non-executive director
at the Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust, leader of the Anglo-Italian Association of Primary Care and the resident doctor for BBC Radio Merseyside. James Kingsland LinkedIn, accessed 1 May 2015 
He is best described as having 'a wealth of experience in General Practice, medical education and medical politics.' 
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James L. Stewart

James Lanius Stewart (d. 2006) was a famous American "Asia hand" who, according to San Francisco Chronicle, went from being a 'newsman in China to anti-communist propagandist, to U.S. diplomat and to seminal figure in the founding of the San Francisco-based Asia Foundation. In his later years, he was a respected cultural emissary as the foundation's Japan representative.' He established 12 of the CIA linked foundation's 18 offices in Asia. 
==Affiliations==
*Asia Foundation
*U.S. Office of War Information - chief of psychological warfare for the China theater (1942)
*United States Information Service - Resident director (Korea)
*Committee for Free Asia
*CIA
*International House of Japan
*Ishizaka Foundation 
*English Language Education Council 
*Asian Cultural Center for UNESCO
*World Bank - Consultant
==Related Articles==
*Charles Burress, "James L. Stewart -- longtime liaison to Asia", The San Francisco Chronicle, January 29, 2006
James Lawford Davies

James Lawford Davies is a partner in the London-based law firm Lawford Davies Denoon. On his LinkedIn page he states, "I specialise in life sciences, particularly human tissue and cells, reproductive and genetic technologies."LinkedIn (2012) James Lawford Davies, acc 27 Nov 2012
The Lawford Davies Denoon website says:
:James specialises in the law and regulation relating to reproductive and genetic technologies, human tissue and cells, and related research. He advises a large number of clinics and research centres licensed by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) and has been involved in most of the leading cases relating to assisted reproduction, embryo and stem cell research.Lawford Davies Denoon (2012) James Lawford Davies, acc 27 Nov 2012
==Background==
According to his LinkedIn page:LinkedIn (2012) James Lawford Davies, acc 27 Nov 2012
:Partner
:Lawford Davies Denoon
:2009 – Present (3 years)
:Lecturer in Law and Medicine
:Newcastle University
:Educational Institution; 10,001+ employees; Higher Education industry
:2006 – Present (6 years)
:Senior Associate
:Clifford Chance
:Partnership; 5001-10,000 employees; Law Practice industry
:2007 – 2009 (2 years)
==Views==
James Lawford Davies was one of several experts (Ann Furedi and Robert Winston were others) who provided ready-made press quotes for the Science Media Centre in response to the UK government's 2006 Dept of Health review of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act. The experts expressed enthusiasm for reducing restrictions on reproductive technologies such as cloning and IVF, and disappointment that the review supported restrictions or bans on certain technologies. In his quote, Lawford Davies disagreed with the Dept of Health's suggestion of a ban on the creation of human-animal hybrids for research purposes and complained that "the proposals do little to move forward from the status quo".Science Media Centre (2006), scientists respond to the DoH review of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act, Dec 13, acc 27 Nov 2012
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James Lindesay-Bethune

James Lindesay-Bethune (Earl of Lindsay) is an excepted hereditary in the House of Lords. He became a member of the Lords in February 1990. Linsday is a Scottish nobleman, businessman and Conservative politician. Earl of Lindsay www.parliament.uk, accessed 9 December 2014 
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Science and Technology in Agriculture - Vice-chair Science and Technology in Agriculture APPG,www.parliament.uk, accessed 16 November 2015 
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James Lipscombe

James Lipscombe is the managing director and co-owner of The Chesterford Group.
==Career==
Lipscombe is the managing director and co-owner of food chain The Chesterford Group. The group currently operate three brands Churchill's (of which Lipscombe is the founder), [[Bankers] and fishnchickn. Lipscombe joined The Chesterford Group in 2000. Linkedin James Lipscombe, accessed 3 April 2015.
==Letter to the Telegraph==
On 1 April 2015 Lipscombe was one of 103 business leaders who wrote to the Telegraph praising the British Conservative Party's economic policies and claiming a Labour government would 'threaten jobs and deter investment' in the UK.Peter Dominiczak, 100 business chiefs: Labour threatens Britain's recovery, Telegraph, 3 April 2015.
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James Lundie

James Lundie (a.k.a Jamie) is the managing director and head of corporate communications at Barclays Bank. David Singleton Barclays move for Edelman’s Lundie Public Affairs News, 26 March 2015, accessed 27 March 2015 
Lundie is the former group managing director corporate and financial at PR and lobbying firm Edelman. He was previously Edelman's joint managing director of public affairs, alongside Chris Rumfitt.The Budget 2009 - An Edelman analysis, Edelman UK, accessed 29 May 2010.
He is a former senior political adviser to Liberal Democrat leaders Paddy Ashdown and Charles Kennedy.The Budget 2009 - An Edelman analysis, Edelman UK, accessed 29 May 2010. He joined Edelman in 2003 after seven years in that position. Jamie Lundie, Edelman website, undated, acc 10 Sept 2013 
In May 2009, the Daily Telegraph revealed that the new Chief Secretary to the Treasury, David Laws, was Lundie's partner, but had been claiming expenses on the basis that Lundie was his landlord. Laws gave the paper the following statement:
:: “I claimed back the costs of sharing a home in Kennington with James from 2001 to June 2007. In June 2007, James bought a new home in London and I continued to claim back my share of the costs. I extended the mortgage on my Somerset property, for which I do not claim any allowances or expenses, to help James purchase the new property.
::“In 2006 the Green Book rules were changed to prohibit payments to partners. At no point did I consider myself to be in breach of the rules which in 2009 defined partner as ‘one of a couple … who although not married to each-other or civil partners are living together and treat each-other as spouses’.
::“Although we were living together we did not treat each other as spouses. For example we do not share bank accounts and indeed have separate social lives. However, I now accept that this was open to interpretation and will immediately pay back the costs of the rent and other housing costs I claimed from the time the rules changed until August 2009.”Holly Watt and Robert Winnett, MPs' Expenses: Treasury chief David Laws, his secret lover and a £40,000 claim, telegraph.co.uk, 28 May 2010.
==Clients==
Lundie's biography on Edelman's website states that: 'Jamie’s role is as a corporate counselor and does not involve direct engagement with government'. High profile clients have included:
*News Corporation - Lundie and managing director of corporate affairs Alex Biggs are heading the Edelman team tasked with helping the embattled News Corp handle mounting public anger and political pressure over the phone-hacking scandal in the UK. Rupert Neate and Mark Sweney, Phone hacking: Rupert Murdoch calls in PR firm Edelman, guardian.co.uk, 14 July 2011 12.59 BST, accessed 14 July 2011. The team reports directly to Will Lewis, general manager of News Corp subsidiary News International, the publisher of Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers, and provides "communications and public affairs support and counsel" to its management and standards group.
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James Lyle

Globalisation: Atlantic Partnership
James Lyle is currently the Chief Investment Officer for Millgate Capital, Inc. 
He achieved a BA Degree from St. Edmund hall, Oxford. He also served for a time as a research officer at London University’s Business School. 
 
Lyle has many board memberships and is affiliated with a number of companies. These include positions as: Board Member of Gearson Lehrman Group, Inc.; the Vice Chairman of The National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship, Inc. He was also the founder of the Portuguese Investment Fund and the Turkish Investment Fund, Inc."James Lyle Biography", Atlantic Partnership Website, Accessed on 19 October 2010 "Zoominfo People", Zoominfo Website, Accessed on 19 October 2010
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James Malcolm Cameron

Professor James Malcolm Cameron (1930-2003) was a leading forensic pathologist.Professor James Malcolm Cameron (1930–2003), Cameron Forensic Medical Sciences, William Harvey Research Institute.
==Maxwell Confait case==
A 1977 report to the House of Commons made a number of criticisms of Professor Cameron's role in the Maxwell Confait case, after three boys convicted in the case were released on appeal.Report of an Inquiry by the Hon. Sir Henry Fisher into the circumstances leading to the trial of three persons on charges arising out of the death of Maxwell Confait and the fire at 27 Doggett Road, London SE6, 12 December 1977, p.21.
==John Boyle case==
Following the shooting of John Boyle in Dunloy, Northern Ireland by the SAS in 1978, SAS Director Peter De La Billiere sought Cameron's evidence in the case:
::I was authorised to commission a second examination of the body, this time by Dr James Cameron, a well-known pathologist who had often worked for the Metropolitan Police. He showed that the dead man had been shot through the head from the front, and that as he fell two more bullets had entered his back, making a downward track towards is left hip.
::In due course the case came up in court and ran for a week. Cameron's evidence, supported by photographs, had a strong influence, and the defendants were cleared, although the judge expressed reservations.Peter De La Billiere, Looking for Trouble: SAS to Gulf Command - The Autobiography, Harper Collins, 1995, p.316.
==Chamberlain Case==
Cameron testified in a controversial 1983 Australian trial that led to the conviction, later overturned, of Lindy Chamberlain following the disappearance of her daugher Azaria near Uluru/Ayers Rock:
::A less-than-professional response from police, including one of them who moved the baby's clothing without first having it photographed, was followed by equally lackadaisical performances from other professionals. Professor James Cameron, the acclaimed British forensic pathologist, sternly proclaimed he could discern the print of the "bloodied" hand of a young adult on the jumpsuit. As it was later conceded, he had not tested whether the material was blood. It wasn't.Malcolm Brown, Mother of all mysteries, Sydney Morning Herald, 10 July 2004.
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James Marshall

James Marshall is a special adviser to British prime minister Theresa May, previously UK Government deputy chief whip Anne Milton. MWW The UK Government July 2015, accessed 13 July 2015. Previously he was a special adviser to the former chief whip Alistair Carmichael. Special advisers in post, 30 November 2014 GOV.UK, accessed 30 April 2015 
==History==
As a special adviser to Carmichael, Marshall was paid an annual salary of £60,000. 
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James Mayall

Professor James Mayall is the former Academic Director of Cambridge Security Programme and Director of the Centre of International Studies at the University of Cambridge. 
In June 1997, he was appointed as the first Sir Patrick Sheehy Professor of International Relations at the University of Cambridge. He became Director of the Centre of International Studies in January 1999, and was elected a Fellow of the British Academy in 2001. After a period as a National Service Officer in West Africa and six years in the British Civil Service, including a period in the British High Commission in New Delhi, Mayall taught International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science between 1966 and 1998. From 1991-94 he was Convenor of the Department of International Relations.
==Publications==
*World Politics: Progress and its Limits, (Polity Press 2000) 
*The New Interventionism 1991-1994: United Nations Experience in Cambodia, former Yugoslavia and Somalia, (Cambridge University Press 1996) 
*Nationalism and International Society, (Cambridge University Press, 1990)
Planned publications include a sequel to his book World Politics, tentatively entitled Progress and Tragedy in International Relations: Making Sense of September 11 2001, and a longer-term project dealing with the impact of the end of empire on international order. 'Professor James Mayall F.B.A.', Cambridge Security Programme website, accessed 30 April, 2009.
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