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Andrew Garfield - Brunswick Group

Andrew Garfield is a partner at Brunswick Group which he joined in 2001 'after 15 years in newspaper journalism. Before joining Brunswick he was Financial Editor of the Independent, and retains a particular but not exclusive focus on financial institutions and cross-border activity.'Brunswick Group Andrew Garfield, Partner, London, Accessed December 2006 
==Clients==
As a partner in Brunswick's financial institutions group Garfield has according to his company profile,
:acted for some of the world's leading companies including Barclays, BNP Paribas, GDF Suez, NYSE Euronext, Access Industries, JPower, Munich Re, Renaissance Capital and VTB. He has extensive experience in advising clients on high profile M&A, crisis and shareholder activism. Major transaction experience includes Barclays acquisition of Lehman and BNP Paribas' acqusitions of Fortis and BNL, Barclays bid for ABN-Amro, the mergers of GDF Suez and NYSE Euronext. Partners and Directors, Andrew Garfield, Brunswick website, accessed 14 March 2012 
*Gartmore Alec Mattinson, Brunswick called in to lead comms around Gartmore restructure, prweek.com, Sept 2010, acc March 2012 
==Education==
Garfield graduated from Oxford University with a BA in Russian and French.
==Notes==
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Andrew George

Andrew George was the Liberal Democrats member of Parliament (MP) for St Ives from 1997 to 2015.
George lost his seat in the 2015 general election to the Conservative Party's Derek Thomas by 2,469 votes. BBC News St Ives, accessed 15 May 2015.
==Parliamentary roles==
In Parliament, he has served as: Shadow Minister (Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)	1997-05; Shadow Minister (Work and Pensions) 1999-01; Shadow Minister (Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)	 2002-05; and Shadow Secretary of State for International Development 2005-06.Andrew George, www.parliament.uk, accessed 20 October 2013.
==Affiliations== 
*Associate Parliamentary Health Group
*House of Commons Health Select Committee
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Andrew Goudie

:Dr Goudie completed BA, MA and PhD degrees at Cambridge University. Before joining the Scottish Office in 1990, he was Director of Cambridge Econometrics Ltd, worked at the World Bank in Washington as an economist. In 1995 he worked as a Principal Economist at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development in Paris. In 1996 he became the Chief Economist for the Overseas Development Administration/Department for International Development. Since 1999 he has been Chief Economic Adviser at the Scottish Executive.Scottish Government Strategic Board
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Andrew Green

Sir Andrew Green, (Lord Green of Deddington) is a former Foreign Office mandarin, Arabist, one-time ambassador to Syria and to Saudi Arabia. He is also the founder and chairman of immigration think tank MigrationWatch UK.
Green is a crossbench peer who joined the UK House of Lords on 24 November 2014. 
In the Lords' Register of Interests, Green declares that he receives research assistance from Migration Watch UK, but is not paid for his role as its chairman. Lord Green of Deddington, www.parliament.co.uk, accessed 12 February 2015 
Migration Watch has been described as "a xenophobic body" by Lord Peston in the House of Lords.Hansard (2008) Lords Hansard, Immigration (EAC Report), 14 November, Column 897, Lord Peston in response to Cox.
==Saudia Arabia and UK are 'natural allies'==
In 2015 after the death of Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah, Middle East specialist Brian Whitaker, reflected on UK's sycophantic relationship with the Kingdom. This included retired ambassadors, he said, who seemed to 'come crawling out of the woodwork to defend the Saudis:
:The latest contender for the "meritorious service" award (officially known as the Order of King Abdul Aziz) is Lord Green of Deddington who could be heard on BBC radio this morning (2 mins 6 sec into the programme) proclaiming that Britain and Saudi Arabia are natural allies. [Green said]:
::"As far as Britain is concerned the Saudis have been very loyal friends to us for many many years. We are natural allies, actually, leaving aside the social aspects our interests and Saudi interests run parallel and Saudi Arabia is important to Britain and Britain is quite important to Saudi Arabia."
===Wrote foreword for Caroline Cox and John Marks book on Islam and the West===
In 2003 Green wrote the introduction to a book by Caroline Cox and John Marks' entitled, The ‘West’, Islam and Islamism: Is ideological Islam compatible with liberal democracy? Caroline Cox and John Marks (2003) The ‘West’, Islam and Islamism: Is ideological Islam compatible with liberal democracy? , Civitas, 2nd Revised edition (16 Oct 2006). Published by the right-wing think tank Civitas Institute for the Study of Civil Society, at the time Civitas was part of the Mezzanine with Demos and the Foreign Policy Centre and other think tanks; its findings are summarised in Civitas (2003) Better understanding is needed between West and Islam. The work adds that Cox is Chairman of the Executive Board of the International Islamic Christian Organisation for Reconciliation and Reconstruction (IICORR), of which little information seems readily available, and that John Marks is director of the Civitas Education Unit.
==Resources==
*Brian Whitaker, Grovelling in Riyadh, Spinwatch, 24 January 2015.
==Notes==
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Andrew Griffiths

Andrew Griffiths is the UK Conservative Party MP for Burton. Andrew Griffiths MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 5 March 2015 He was elected in May 2010 with a majority vote of 6,304. Andrew Griffiths politics.co.uk, accessed 5 March 2015 In the May 2015 general election, Griffiths retained his seat with an increased majority of 11,252. General Election: Andrew Griffiths named as MP for Burton Burton Mail, 8 May 2015, accessed 14 May 2015 
==Background==
Griffiths' career in politics began in 1999 when he joined the West Midlands MEP team in the European Parliament in Brussels. He was appointed adviser on farming for European agricultural spokesman Neil Parish. 
In 2004 Griffiths returned to Westminster to work for the shadow cabinet as chief of staff to Theresa May, where he worked on environment, transport and later family policy. In 2006, he then moved to work for the Department for Culture, Media & Sport, working as chief of staff to MP Hugo Swire. About Andrew Andrew Griffiths MP, accessed 5 March 2015 
After that Griffiths worked for Eric Pickles, the then shadow secretary of state for communities and local government, as chief of staff focusing on community cohesion and local government matters. 
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group 
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Alcohol Harm
==Contact==
====Parliamentary====
*Address: House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA
*Telephone: 020 7219 7029
*Fax: 020 7219 0911
*Email: andrew.griffiths.mp@parliament.uk
====Constituency====
*Address: Gothard House, 9 St Paul's Square, Burton-upon-Trent, DE14 2EF
*Telephone: 01283 564934
====Web & Social media====
*Website: http://www.andrewgriffithsmp.com
*Twitter: https://twitter.com/agriffithsmp
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Andrew Gwynne

Andrew Gwynne has been the Labour Party MP for Denton and Reddish since 2005. he has served as a Shadow Minister (Transport) 2010-11, and a Shadow Minister (Health) since 2011.Andrew Gwynne, www.parliament.uk, accessed 30 October 2013.
In the 2015 general election, Gwynne was re-elected with a majority of 10,511. Denton and Reddish constituency results: General Election 2015 - Labour's Andrew Gwynne re-elected for third time Manchester Evening News, 7 May 2015, accessed 14 May 2015 
==Notes==
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Andrew Haldenby

Andrew John Haldenby (born 4 January 1972) co-founded the neoliberal think-tank Reform with Nick Herbert in December 2001. Prior to founding Reform, Haldenby and Herbert both worked together on David Davis’s 2001 bid for leadership of the Conservative Party.Tom Baldwin, ‘Davis team plan fuels fears over factions’, The Times, 27 October 2001
Before working for David Davis, Haldenby had worked as a lobbyist against business regulation and campaigning against the Euro. He was previously Communications Director at the anti-Euro campaigning group Business for Sterling (where Nick Herbert was CEO)Nick's biography (Accessed: 20 December 2007) and Director of Studies at the Centre for Policy Studies. He has also worked as Head of the Political Section in the Conservative Research Department.Reform – About us – Directors (Accessed: 19 December 2007)
In 1995 the Guardian quoted a person named Andrew Haldenby who it described as “an adviser to the CBI’s education policy group”.Donald MacLeod, ‘Lecturers seek 'graduate tax'’, Guardian, 1 May 1995.
==Affiliations==
Reform Scotland
==References==
Haldenby, Andrew
Andrew Hall

Andrew Hall qualified in medicine at Guy's Hospital and trained in epidemiology at Southampton and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. He is Chairman of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) and a non-executive director of the Health Protection Agency. His main interests are teaching, prevention of liver cancer, vaccine preventable diseases and vaccination. LSHTM. LSHTM People. Accessed 17 August 2009.
He declares no personal or non-personal interests on the JCVI register. DH.Declaration of Intersts of JVCI Members Accessed on 17 August 2009.
==Notes==
Category: Big Pharma
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Andrew Hardie

Andrew Hardie (Lord Hardie) is a life peer in the House of Lords. He became a Crossbench member of the Lords in May 1997. Lord Hardie www.parliament.uk, accessed 8 December 2014 
Hardie is a former Senator of the College of Justice, a judge of the Supreme Courts of Scotland, and a former Lord Advocate, the country's senior Law Officer.
==Notes==
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Andrew Harrison

Andrew Harrison is a former UK senior civil servant who is now director of global healthcare at Hanover Communications.
==Career==
Harrison spent a number of years at the UK Department of Health as a media spokesperson and deputy head of the civil service team taking the Health Act 1999 through Parliament. In this role he helped then secretary of state for health Alan Milburn to push through many of the privatisation reforms that the Conservative's have accelerated. Tamasin Cave The privatising cabal at the heart of our NHS Spinwatch, 1 April 2015, accessed 9 April 2015.
Harrison joined Hanover Communications in 2002 as a director and in 2013 was appointed director of global healthcare. He also has experience running a global and UK pharmaceutical PR and advocacy programme at another consultancy. Linkedin Andrew Harrison, accessed 9 April 2015.
Whilst at Hanover, Harrison has worked with clients including the American Pharmaceutical Group, HEART UK, Lilly and UCB. Hanover Andrew Harrison, accessed 9 April 2015.
==Milburn's aides==
Between 1999 and 2003 Harrison was one of the then secretary of state for health Alan Milburn's aides, with Simon Stevens and Tony Sampson. In 2004 Stevens moved to America and spent a decade working for UnitedHealth eventually becoming vice president of the UH Group, he then moved back to the UK in 2014 as the CEO of the NHS and is the man currently in charge of the health service. In 2005 Sampson was UnitedHealth's chief lobbyist in the UK and Harrison's current employers, Hanover Communications, have 'lobbied for UnitedHealth since at least 2007'.
In early 2015 UnitedHealth were bidding on a number of NHS privatised contracts. Caroline Molloy Leak reveals worrying truth behind the biggest NHS privatisation yet Open Democracy, 16 March 2015, accessed 9 April 2015.
==Resources==
See: The Corporate Capture of the NHS
*Tamasin Cave, The privatising cabal at the heart of our NHS Spinwatch, 1 April 2015.
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Andrew Harrod

Andrew Harrod is a freelance researcher and writer. His work has been published by a number of right-wing outlets. His biography at the Philos Project, a Christian Zionist organisation based in New York provides the following information:
:Andrew E. Harrod is a freelance researcher and writer who holds a PhD from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy and a JD from George Washington University Law School. He is admitted to the Virginia State Bar. He has published over 200 articles concerning various political and religious topics at the American Thinker, Breitbart, Daily Caller, FrontPage Magazine, Gatestone Institute, Institute on Religion and Democracy, Investigative Project on Terrorism, Mercatornet, Religious Freedom Coalition, and World, among others. He is a fellow with the Lawfare Project, an organization combating the misuse of human rights law against Western societies.Philos Project Website Andrew Harrod. Accessed 22 May 2015.
He currently writes a regular column for The Blaze.The Blaze Website Andrew Harrod. Accessed 22 May 2015.
==Affiliations==
Has written for the Middle East Forum's Legal Project about counterjihad activist Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff.
 Andrew E Harrod, [Undaunted: Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff’s Fight for Free Speech, Family Security Matters, 10 July 2013 
Fellow with the Lawfare Project.
==Contact==
Twitter: @AEHarrod
==Notes==
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Andrew Heath

Andrew Heath is the father of Florence Heath and a non-executive director of the Taxpayers' Alliance.Matthew Eliott, The truth about the Taxpayers' Alliance, the Guardian, 13-October-2009 In 2009 The Guardian reported that Heath does not pay any UK tax.Robert Booth, Taxpayers' Alliance admits director doesn't pay British tax, The Guardian, 9-October-2009.
Responding to the controversy Matthew Elliott, argued that:
:I'm not sure how big a revelation the first point is – the information is openly available from our Companies House records – but I can understand why it may look unusual that we have a French-taxpaying, British citizen as a non-executive director. The reason is that when we set up the Taxpayers' Alliance almost six years ago, we were a group of young twentysomething activists who wanted to make a difference for taxpayers in the UK. Like many young people setting up a new venture, we had plenty of enthusiasm but felt we needed an older, wiser person to give us advice and guide us in setting up a solid, stable organisation. For this reason, we asked Alexander Heath, a retired teacher, who later became my father-in-law, to become a non-executive director of the TPA. Like the other non-executive directors, Heath has never given or taken a penny from the TPA – I am the only director who receives a salary and expenses.Matthew Eliott, The truth about the Taxpayers' Alliance, the Guardian, 13-October-2009
==Affiliations==
Taxpayers' Alliance
==Notes==
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Andrew Henry William Brons

Andrew Henry William Brons (born 16 June 1947, London) was an MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber for British National Party from 2009-14.European Parliament, MEP Directory: Andrew Henry William Brons, accessed 15 September 2010. 
He resigned the BNP whip in October 2012 and became patron of the British Democratic Party.|Andrew Brons resigns from BNP ITV News 12 September 2012 He did not seek re-election in 2014.Ruby Kitchen, MEP Andrew Brons to stand down at election, Harrogate Advertiser, 3 April 2014
==Affiliations==
*Member, Committee on Constitutional Affairs
*Member, Delegation to the EU-Croatia Joint Parliamentary Committee
*Substitute, Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
==Record and Controversies==
===Declaration of Financial Interests===
*Nothing to declare.European Parliament, Declaration of Members' Financial Interests: Andrew Henry William Brons, 16 June 2009, accessed 05 November 2009.
===Record of Parliamentary Votes===
==Personal Information==
===Curriculum Vitae===
===Contact===	
:Address:
:Parlement européen
:Bât. Altiero Spinelli
:03F366
:60, rue Wiertz / Wiertzstraat 60
:B-1047 Bruxelles/Brussel
:Phone:
:+32 (0)2 28 45773
:Fax
:+32 (0)2 28 49773
:Email:
:andrew.brons AT europarl.europa.eu
:Website: 
:
==Resources==
*European Parliament, Declaration of Members' Financial Interests: Andrew Henry William Brons, 16 June 2009, accessed 05 November 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Andrew Henry William Brons, accessed 05 November 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Andrew Henry William Brons, accessed 15 September 2010.
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Andrew Hill

==Background==
Andrew Hill is professor of medical psychology at the University of Leeds.
* 1992 CPsychol - Chartered Psychologist 
* 1988 AFBPsS - Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society 
* 1987 PhD University of Leeds
* 1979 BSc (Hons) University of Leeds
==Biographical Information==
===History===
===Current activities===
Hill's current research includes areas in psychological issues relating to nutrition, obesity and eating disorders. The developmental origins of weight control - in particular, media, family and peer influences on children's weight and shape concerns and dieting behaviour. Self-esteem, self-appraisal and overweight - applied to child obesity and adult obesity. 
Food cravings, aversions and appetite control 
Obesity and eating disorders. University of Leeds
Andrew Hill,accessed January 9 2009 
==Views==
==Affiliations==
* Member of the Association for the Study of Obesity. Charities Commission ASO Accounts 2006, accessed January 23 2009.
* Member of the Advertising Education Forum, Academic NetworkAdvertising Education Forum AEF Academic Network (AAN), accessed 1 August 2007.
In reply to an FOI inquiry in January 2009 regarding his membership of the AEF, the University of Leeds replied stating that,
" Professor Hill...confirmed that he has no personal arrangements with the Forum or the companies you mention under the University’s arrangements for its staff to undertake a limited amount of personal consultancy. His recollection is that some years ago he was invited to be listed amongst a collection of fellow academics working from different perspectives on issues of concern to him. He has not entered into any financial relationship with the Forum or indeed been approached for such purposes." Email correspondence between Janet R Jurica, Senior Assistant Registrar, University of Leeds and Mary Craig January 5 - February 3 2009.
==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==	 
===Publications===
*MK Lewis and AJ Hill 'Food advertising on British children's television: a content analysis and experimental study with nine-year olds' International Journal of Obesity (1998) 22, 206±214.
===Contact===	
:Address:Division of Psychiatry and Behavioural Sciences, University of Leeds, UK 
:Phone:0113 34 32734 
:Email:a.j.hill@leeds.ac.uk 
:Website: 
===Resources===	 
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Andrew Hunter (British politician)

Andrew Hunter is a former Conservative MP. In 1992 he compiled a dossier on alleged cooperation between the IRA and the ANC. Tory MP 'tipped off MI5 about IRA meeting', by Thomas Harding, Daily Telegraph, 4 December 2002. According to Hunter, the dossier was based on tip-offs from RUC Special Branch. In 2004 he joined the Democratic Unionist Party.Tory MP Andrew Hunter joins DUP, BBC News Online Last Updated: Friday, 10 December, 2004, 18:23 GMT
==South African Intelligence links==
The Observer reported in 1995 that Hunter had links to Apartheid South African intelligence and one of its front organisations, the International Freedom Foundation:
::A former security police officer told The Observer that they had supplied information to Hunter that had led to the expulsion from Britain of former ANC representative Solly Smith.
::Hunter, a former advocate of recognition for the now defunct South African homeland, Bophuthatswana, admitted to The Observer last week that he had met, and received intelligence from, the security police as well as the national intelligence service.
::He said his prime purpose was to obtain information on terrorists, and that they shared a common interest on this front. 'Everything they told me was in the hands of MI5 and MI6 as soon as possible,' he said. He produced reports for Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on links between the ANC and the IRA - a subject he wrote about for foundation publications - and the ANC's support for terrorist operations in South Africa.
::'They didn't really give much information,' he complained. 'One item they gave me was disinformation. I didn't know about it until much later.' And the security police helped him to gain access to three ANC members, detained without trial - Susan Westcott, Ian Robertson and Hugh Lugg - to question them about ANC activities in London and links with the IRA.
::Ironically, for a man investigating terrorism, Hunter's key contact in the South African security police was Colonel Vic McPherson, now a suspect in the South African police bombing of the ANC's headquarters in London in 1982. McPherson was one of seven police officers who were awarded the Police Star, the highest police commendation, for that incident.Philip Van Niekerk, HOW APARTHEID CONNED THE WEST, The Observer, 16 July 1995.
==Affiliations==
*Conservative Party
*Democratic Unionist Party
*Conservative Monday Club
*Orange Order
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Andrew Irvine

Andrew Irvine became Lord Chancellor in 1997 after Labour's election victory. Tony Blair the then Prime Minister chose Irvine for the job. Blair was a former pupil of Irvine's
==Eric Joyce Controversy==
Major Eric Joyce criticised the Army in a Fabian Society pamphlet. Conservative MP Keith Simpson argued that it appeared as if Major Joyce who later became a Labour MP was given political "top cover". During the controversy Lord Chancellor Andrew Irvine had written to the Secretary of State for Defence advising him not to take action against Major Joyce because of the fear that, if the officer took his case to the European Court of Human Rights, any ruling would come up in the run-up to the next election, which "would not be good timing".Keith Simpson, Hansard References, UK Parliament, 9-December-1998, Accessed 14-August-2009.
==Expenses Scandal==
Irvine was criticised for refurbishing his home in 1998 by using public money. He spent £59,000 on wallpaper, £145,000 on carpets, £3,000 on a lavatory, £25,000 on an oak dining table, £16,000 on two oak beds and £140,000 on works of art curtains and upholstery. In total the refurbishment cost £650,000 and Lord Irvine declared that "posterity would be grateful"Andrew Porter, John Bercow: a look back at the case of Lord Irvine, The Telegraph, 05-August-2009, Accessed 14-August-2009. Contractors working on the residence at The Palace of Westminster were made to sign the official secrets act to shield the expenditure from the gaze of the public eyeRachel Sylvester and Robert Winnett, Michael Martin's home gets £1.7m makeover, The Telegraph, 29-March-2008, Accessed 14-August-2009.
==Notes==
Andrew Jamieson (industry executive)

==Background==
"Since joining ScottishPower in 1988, Andrew has held key roles in engineering, marketing and financial planning. From 1997 to 2004 Andrew led ScottishPower’s Investor Relations department, communicating with institutional shareholders and analysts around the globe. In 2004 he took up the post of Renewables Business Development Director at ScottishPower and is responsible for the company’s policy for, and pipeline of, renewable energy projects. Andrew has been a Board Member of Scottish Renewables Forum since 2004 and in April 2007 was appointed Chairman." All Energy 09, "Andrew Jamieson", Onshore Wind section. Biographies. accessed 06/02/09
He also sits on the board of the British Wind Energy Association.
===Resources===	 
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