nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Andrew Percy

Andrew Percy has been the Conservative Party Member of Parliament for the constituency of Brigg and Goole in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire since May 2010. Andrew Percy MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 28 May 2015 In the 2015 general election Percy retained his seat with a majority of 11,176. Brigg & Goole parliamentary constituency BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 28 May 2015 
==Fracking is 'industrialisation of our countryside'==
In July 2019 in the House of Commons, Percy called upon ministers to consider withdrawing the government's proposals for permitted development rights that would see fracking applications fast-tracked without local councils' involvement and shale gas exploration potentially transferred under the national infrastructure regime. 
The proposals, under consideration by Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy ((BEIS)) since a public consultation closed in October 2018, are yet to go forward.
Fracking, Percy argued, should be 'treated in the same way' in the planning system as 'any other industrial development in open countryside' would be. The government should instead be giving 'greater powers to communities to decide with they want fracking in their areas'. 
He said:'Like many of constituents I am deeply concerned about some of the associated impacts on the environment that come with fracking.' 
:'I hope there won’t be any changes that will make it easier for fracking to be permitted through the planning system.' Fracking ‘industrialisation of countryside’, says former Tory MP, Energy Voice, 23 July 2019 
==Israel advocacy==
In October 2015, Percy signed a letter in The Guardian along with more than 150 people drawn from the arts and politics. The letter launched Culture for Coexistence, an organisation that opposes the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.Harriet Sherwood, 'Star authors call for Israeli-Palestinian dialogue rather than boycotts', The Guardian, 22 October 2015, accessed 23 October 2015
==Staff==
*Corey Garner 
*James Gurd - Political director, Conservative Friends of Israel Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 22 April 2016 
*Robert Lingard 
*Kassim Qureshi 
==Notes==
Percy, AndrewPercy, AndrewPercy, AndrewPercy, Andrew
Andrew Phillips

Andrew Phillips is a life peer and Liberal Democrats member of the House of Lords. He became a member in 1998 and was given the title Lord Phillips of Sudbury. Lord Phillips of Subury www.parliament.uk, accessed 20 April 2015 
==Background==
Phillips is a solicitor and in 1970 he founded commercial law firm Bates Wells Braithwaite. Who We Are Bates Wells Braithwaite, accessed 20 April 2015 
==Notes==
Phillips, AndrewCategory:Liberal Democrats
Andrew Porter

Andrew Portal is a partner at PR and lobbying firm Brunswick Group.
==Career==
Porter has worked in journalism as deputy political editor at The Business Telegraph's Andrew Porter to join Brunswick Gorkana, 23 November 2011, accessed 21 October 2014 The Sun, and The Sunday Times and political editor and public policy editor of the Daily Telegraph. Alec Mattinson Brunswick hires Daily Telegraph public policy editor Andrew Porter PR Week, 23 November 2011, accessed 21 October 2014 
He then moved to lobbying company Brunswick Group in January 2012 as a director and then as a partner in March 2014. Andrew Porter Linkedin, accessed 21 October 2014 His clients have included Direct Line Group, RBS, First Group, Battersea Power Station, Berkeley Group, Royal Mail, Burberry, Drax, Scottish Power, Liberty Global International, InterContinental Hotels Group and Punch Taverns. Andrew Porter Brunswick, accessed 21 October 2014 
==Education==
*University of Warwick 1991 – 1994
*Postgraduate Diploma, Newspaper Journalism, Cardiff University 1996 – 1997
==Notes==
Porter, Andrew Porter, Andrew
Andrew Rathmell

Andrew James Rathmell (born 20 October 1966) is a British security consultant and former academic. He is currently a director at the corporate security and 'stabilisation' consultancy Libra Advisory Group.
==Education==
Rathmell holds a PhD from London University and an MA from Balliol College Oxford. He also studied at George Washington University and in Damascus.Libra Advisory Group, Libra Advisory Group Team: Andrew Rathmell (accessed 23 May 2008)
==Career==
Until 2001 Rathmell was Senior Lecturer in War Studies at King’s College London and director of the International Centre for Security Analysis. Between 2001 and 2006 he was RAND Europe’s Defence and Security research programme where he managed studies for European and US governments on Stabilisation and Reconstruction operations, homeland security, counter-terrorism and Critical Infrastructure Protection.Libra Advisory Group, Libra Advisory Group Team: Andrew Rathmell (accessed 23 May 2008) As a director of Libra Advisory Group, Rathmell has been chief planner for the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq; director of a UK-funded programme to rebuild the Iraqi interior ministry; lead consultant on a World Bank review of Governance capacity building in Iraq; an advisor to the UK’s Post-Conflict Reconstruction Unit; and member of the US Government’s Iraq Joint Strategic Assessment Team.Libra Advisory Group, Libra Advisory Group Team: Andrew Rathmell (accessed 23 May 2008)
==Affiliations==
*Libra Advisory Group, director
*Rand Europe
*Information Assurance Advisory Council (IAAC), founder and former CEO
*International Centre for Security Analysis, former director
==Notes==
Rathmell. AndrewRathmell, Andrew
Andrew Reynolds

Dr. Andrew Reynolds is (2007) an associate professor of political science at UNC Chapel Hill. He has worked for the United Nations, the U.S. State Department, the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance and the International Foundation for Election Systems (IFES). 
==Activities==
Reynolds specializes in "democratization, constitutional design and electoral politics". He has served as a consultant on issues of electoral and constitutional design in over a dozen countries, including Afghanistan (post-2003), Iraq (post-2003), Jordan and Yemen (post-2003). 
==Affiliations==
*International Foundation for Election Systems (IFES)
==Publications==
* First Do No Harm: Applying the Lessons of Medicine to the Art of Constitutional Design. (Forthcoming)
==External Resources==
*Announcement for a talk: Democracy and Security in the Middle East (talk at UNC-Greensboro; 21 March 2007)
Andrew Robathan

Andrew Robathan was a Conservative Party member of parliament (MP) and Northern Ireland Office Minister. He stepped down as an MP in April 2015.
Robathan was appointed to the House of Lords as a Conservative Party peer in October 2015. Lord Robathan profile, parliament.uk, accessed 9 February 2016
Robathan is chairman of Gamekeeper PR, a public relations firm focused on arts and culture according to his entry on the Lords' Register of Interests. Accessed 21 march 2018 
==Background==
Robathan was born in 1951 and educated at Merchant Taylors' School, Northwood, and Oriel College, Oxford.Minister of State for the Armed Forces, Ministry of Defence, accessed 15 October 2012.
He served in the Coldstream Guards from 1974 to 1989 before leaving to pursue a career in politics. He served throughout the world and attended the Army Staff College, Camberley.Minister of State for the Armed Forces, Ministry of Defence, accessed 15 October 2012. He commanded an SAS troop for two years.EX-SAS man gets MoD job, The Sun, 15 May 2010. 
Robathan volunteered to rejoin the army, January - April 1991, and served as Chief of Staff of the Prisoner of War Guard Force in Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Kuwait.Minister of State for the Armed Forces, Ministry of Defence, accessed 15 October 2012.
==Political career==
Robathan was a councillor in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham from 1990 to 1992.Rt Hon Andrew Robathan, parliament.uk, accessed 15 October 2012.
He was MP for Blaby 1992-2010 and became MP for South Leicestershire in the May 2010 general election.Rt Hon Andrew Robathan, parliament.uk, accessed 15 October 2012.
Robathan has served as PPS to Iain Sproat as Minister of State, Department of National Heritage 1995-97; Shadow Minister for: Trade and Industry 2002-03, International Development 2003, Defence 2004-05; Opposition Deputy Chief Whip 2005-10; Ministry of Defence: Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Defence Personnel, Welfare and Veterans) 2010-12, Minister of State for the Armed Forces from 2012.Rt Hon Andrew Robathan, parliament.uk, accessed 15 October 2012.
In October 2013, he was appointed as a minister of state at the Northern Ireland Office.Ministerial appointments: 7 October 2013, Prime Minister's Office, 7 October 2013. 
He left the government in July 2014Reshuffle at-a-glance: In, out and moved about, BBC News, 15 July 2014. and stood down in the 2015 general election.
In February 2016, Robathan was appointed as a member of the Trade Union Political Funds and Political Party Funding Select Committee. Dods, 'Arrivals, moves, departures', Civil Service World, 2 February 2016, accessed 5 February 2016
==Notes== 
Robathan, AndrewRobathan, AndrewRobathan, AndrewRobathan, AndrewRobathan, AndrewRobathan, AndrewRobathan, Andrew Robathan, AndrewRobathan, Andrew
Andrew Robinson

Andrew Robinson is a lobbyist at Edelman in the UK. 
He is a former partner at Newgate Communications and executive director and board member at Havas Worldwide, where his clients included the British Army, RBS, the Government of Israel and Air Asia Anna Reynolds Edelman hires former Newgate partner Andrew Robinson as director PR Week, 6 January 2015, accessed 7 January 2015 
Before this he was a director of corporate & B2B at PR firm Biss Lancaster.
==Background==
According to a 2010 bio while at Biss:
:Andrew began his working life as a secondary school history teacher in Wales and East London. He quickly fled to Hong Kong where he began working at a leading international corporate, financial and public affairs company learning the ropes on accounts including The Coca-Cola Company, Philip Morris and Morgan Stanley - as well as providing media relations support for the British Government during the Hong Kong handover.
:On returning to the UK he began work in the City, joining Citigate Dewe Rogerson where he worked across the broadcast, corporate and consumer teams working with a diverse range of clients including Orange, NASDAQ, Carphone Warehouse and T-Mobile.
:At Biss Lancaster Andrew is a board director and head of the Corporate and B2B practice. He works closely with the account directors on all corporate clients, providing strategic media advice to companies including Air Asia, Standard Chartered, BAE Systems and United Technologies Corporation. Biss Lancaster website Who We Are, Profiles, Andrew Robinson Accessed 25/02/10
In October 2012, Robinson became a partner at Newgate Communications, joining a list of many ex-Citigate employees. It was assumed at the time, Robinson's employment was to help Newgate expand its 'international footprint' Alec Mattinson Havas London's Andrew Robinson in switch to Newgate PR Week, 23 October 2012, 16 October 2014 
==Contact==
:Address:
:Phone:
:Email:
:Website:
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Public relations Category:Public relations firms Category:PR Industry
Andrew Rosenfeld

Andrew Rosenfeld was the co-founder and chief executive of property investment firm Miverva and the founder of mobile phone company TPO.
He passed away in February 2015.
==Career==
===Minerva===
After university, Rosenfeld joined Schroders property funds division, but soon left to join a smaller firm claiming he felt restricted by the 'big-company mentality'. In 1986 he was invited to join Land Investors as a director by David Garrard and in 1989 the two of them established Minerva.
When Rosenfeld went to leave the company, in 2006, its market value had risen to around £500million, allowing him to sell his stake for £100million. Marcus Williamson Andrew Rosenfeld: Businessman who made a fortune from property then became a noted philanthropist and Labour Party donor Independent, 13 February 2015, accessed 2 March 2015 
===Air Capital===
After leaving Minerva, Rosenfeld left London to move to Geneva, where he based his new company Air Capital, for tax purposes. He moved back to London in April 2011.
===TPO===
In 2012 he launched The People's Operator (TPO), 'a telecommunications company which gives a quarter of its annual profits to charities including the NSPCC, Childline and Big Issue'.
==Politics==
In 2012 Rosenfeld became Labour's 'chair of nations and regions', meaning he was responsible for managing fund-raising and the party's engagement with the electorate.
===Donations===
Recorded by the Electoral Commission:
Date
Name of donor
Amount
Donated to
Subsidiary (parties only)
20/08/2001
Andrew Rosenfeld
£10,000.00
The Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke QC MP
03/10/2011
Andrew Rosenfeld
£121,440.00
Labour Party
Central Party
30/01/2012
Andrew Rosenfeld
£200,000.00
Labour Party
Central Party
18/05/2012
Andrew Rosenfeld
£2,054.30
Labour Party
Central Party
18/04/2012
Andrew Rosenfeld
£150,000.00
Labour Party
Central Party
15/10/2012
Andrew Rosenfeld
£90,000.00
Labour Party
Central Party
07/03/2013
Andrew Rosenfeld
£100,000.00
Labour Party
Central Party
05/09/2013
Andrew Rosenfeld
£100,000.00
Labour Party
Central Party
28/02/2014
Andrew Rosenfeld
£100,000.00
Labour Party
Central Party
15/08/2014
Andrew Rosenfeld
£100,000.00
Labour Party
Central Party
 Electoral Commission, Donation Search, accessed 2 March 2015 
====Controversy====
In 2006 he was involved in the Labour Party's 'cash for honours' scandal, where a legal loophole was found that meant donations to parties had to be declared but loans didn't. In March 2006, a number of people nominated for peerages by Tony Blair had been found to have 'loaned' money to the party using this loophole.
The Crown Prosecution Service spent 16 months investigating this, however decided not to charge any of the individuals involved. The law was changed to close the loophole.
==Notes==
Rosenfeld, Andrew
Andrew Selous

Andrew Selous has been the Conservative Party MP for South West Bedforshire since 2001. Selous was appointed parliamentary under secretary of state, minister for prisons, probation and rehabilitation at the Ministry of Justice on 16 July 2014. Andrew Selous GOV.UK, accessed 10 October 2014 
In the 2015 general election, Selous was re-elected with a majority of 17,813. Andrew Selous Express, accessed 19 May 2015 
He has been assistant whip in HM Treasury since November 2014.
==Background==
Selous studied Industry and Trade at the London School of Economics, and served as an officer in the Territorial Army for 12 years. 
He was an opposition whip from 2004 to 2006, and a shadow minister for the Department for Work and Pensions from 2006 to 2010.Andrew Selous, www.parliament.uk, accessed 9 November 2013.
==Parliamentary career==
* Assistant Whip (HM Treasury) 	Nov 2014 -
* Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Ministry of Justice) 	Jul 2014 -
*Shadow Minister (Work and Pensions) 	Nov 2006 - May 2010
*Opposition Whip (Commons) 	Jun 2004 - Nov 2006 
==Select committee roles==
==Affiliations== 
*Obesity All-Party Parliamentary Group
*All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas, member
==Notes==
Selous, AndrewSelous, AndrewSelous, AndrewSelous, AndrewSelous, Andrew
Andrew Sherry

==Background==
Professor Andrew Sherry is Director of the Dalton Nuclear Institute at the University of Manchester and a member of the Government's Ad Hoc Nuclear Research and Development Advisory Board.
==Affiliations==
*Ad Hoc Nuclear Research and Development Advisory Board member (2012-current)
*Sherry has periodically given his 'expert view' on nuclear matters for the Science Media Centre's briefings for journalists, particularly in the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster
===Resources===
===Notes===
Sherry, Andrew
Sherry, Andrew
Sherry, Andrew
Sherry, Andrew
Sherry, Andrew
Sherry, Andrew
Andrew Simpson

Andrew Simpson is a former Royal Navy seaman and prison officer with expertise in prison riot control. He was centre manager for Mitie Care and Custody at Campsfield House IRC in 2014.'Andrew Simpson', LinkedIn, accessed 30 June 2015
==Royal Navy==
Simpson was a Leading Seaman in the Royal Navy from August 1980 to January 1988. He specialised in electronic warfare and served on HMS Battleaxe and HMS Brilliant. He was onboard HMS Antelope when it was bombed by Argentina during the Falklands/Malvinas war, for which he was awarded the South Atlantic medal.
==Prison service==
*From 1988 to 1998, Simpson was a prison custody officer at HMP Brixton and HMP Leeds, and a trainer at the prison service's control and restraint national centres.
* From 1998 to 2005, he was an operation manager and Deputy Head of Control and Restraint (C&R) at the prison service's National Training Centre
* From April 2005 to October 2011 Simpson was Head of the prison service's National Tactical Response Group, also known as the Tornado team. In this role he was "Head of a national special operations and training function directing two national depots/training centres. Developing and delivering national and international training contracts to public and private suppliers of custodial care and providing a specialist response to incidents involving Hostage rescue, riot/public order control and rescue/intervention at height. Development, deployment and growth of a fleet of emergency response vehicles. Tactical Advisor to Ministers and Senior Managers, implementing the successful resolution of politically sensitive Prison related incidents."
==Bow Wave Solutions Ltd==
He worked as a consultant for Bow Wave Solutions Ltd in Doncaster from 2011 to 2013. 
==Mitie Care and Custody==
Simpson was a senior operational manager for Mitie Care and Custody at Campsfield House IRC from April 2012. Campsfield was gutted by a major fire in October 2013, which spread due to an absence of sprinklers, despite recommendations from the fire brigade. Simpson says he "project managed the successful completion of a major refurbishment of the centre and the installation of a Fire suppression system during 2013 and 2014." He took over the role of centre manager from Paul Morrison until July 2014 and says he "supported the mobilisation of the Heathrow contract", a reference to Mitie's new contract to run Harmondsworth IRC and Colnbrook IRC. 
==First Group==
In July 2014 Simpson became a business manager for the First Bus Doncaster networks.
==Notes==
Category:Detention Industry
Category:UK Immigration Detention Staff
Andrew Smith (UK lobbyist)

Andrew Smith was deputy to Ian Greer at the ill-fated lobby firm Ian Greer Associates in 1996.Chris Blackhurst The lobbyist and the MPs' hired help, The Independent,Thursday, 3 October 1996
In 1994 it was reported that ‘Of Mr Greer's staff, 43 are members of or sympathisers with the Tories, another seven Labour supporters or members.’ David Hencke, ‘Master of the Grand Gesture; David Hencke charts the rise of Ian Greer, the Westminster lobbyist whose clients range from British Airways to the African National Congress’, The Guardian, 12 May, 1994, p. 3.
Greer reportedly demanded much of his staff:
:One former employee said: "Staff are expected to get up at 6 am to read the morning's Hansard and get all the relevant bits faxed to clients by 8.45 am. On Sundays, he expected you to read all the papers and if there was anything affecting the clients you were involved with, to contact them immediately to see if anything needed to be done." In return, pay is high.
At the time Greer’s chief assistant was Andrew Smith, ‘who joined as a 19-year-old in 1984 and is described as "the son Ian never had". Plucked from a job as filing clerk in the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, he is now deputy managing director with ambitions to become an MP.’
Greer's lawyer, Andrew Stone, ‘who works for Lewis Silkin, and his auditor and accountant, Ian Mablin, who works for Wilson Wright, are both non-executive directors.’ The three associate directors included Robbie MacDuff, Patrick Ferreira, ‘a former airline steward’; and Jeremy Sweeney, ‘a Tory well known for his love of fishing, hunting and shooting.’David Hencke and John Mullin, ‘The Power and Prestige of Ian Greer: John Major and Norman Lamont are among the long-standing political friends of Ian Greer. Yet his pounds 3m lobbying business is formally tied with only one Tory MP, Michael Grylls’, The Guardian, 5 October, 1993, p. 6.
==Notes==
Smith, Andrew
Andrew Smith (mercenary)

::Smith, 49, a former captain of the Royal Engineers, who runs his firm Avient from his home, faces claims that one of his companies was involved in mercenary-style operations deep in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo. He also faces allegations that he has been trading with a notorious arms dealer, Ukrainian-born Leonid Minin.
::A United Nations report has accused Smith of organising bombing raids in the DRC on behalf of President Joseph Kabila to suppress rebel forces. It is alleged that three years ago Avient received $30,000 a month for recruiting crew from Ukraine to fly in Russian-made Antonovs behind enemy lines in 1999 and 2000.How a perfect English gent in a rural idyll profits from a bloody African war, by Antony Barnett and Paul Harris, The Observer, 24 November 2002.
::Under a crewing agreement Smith had signed with General Joseph Kabila, the future president of the Congo, on September 21, 1999, Avient undertook to provide aircrew who would “operate along and behind the enemy lines in support of ground troops and against the invading forces”.
::Pelham claims he found that Ukrainian and Russian aircrews recruited by Avient on behalf of the Congolese airforce were flying blanket bombing raids that in all probability were killing and maiming civilians caught in the war zone thousands of feet below.Briton linked to Congo war crimes, Jon Swain, Sunday Times, 10 September 2006.
==Affiliations==
*Avient
==Connections==
*Laurent Kabila
==References==
Andrew Stephenson

Andrew Stephenson has been the Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Pendle since May 2010. Andrew Stephenson MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 29 May 2015 In the 2015 general election Stephenson retained his seat with a majority of 5,453. Pendle parliamentary constituency BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 29 May 2015 
Since May 2015, Stephenson has been the parliamentary private secretary to minister without a portfolio Robert Halfon. Guido Fawkes PPS reshuffle in full, 29 May 2015, accessed 1 June 2015.
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Freedom of Religion or Belief 'Freedom Declared: Who we are', Freedom Declared website, undated, accessed 6 November 2015 
*Vice-chair of All-Party Parliamentary Group on Water Safety and Drowning Prevention'Water and Safety and Drowning Prevention Register',parliament.uk, accessed 11 November 2015
*Member All-Party Parliamentary Furniture Industry Group'Furniture Industry APPG',parliament.uk, accessed 11 November 2015
*Vice-chair of the Associate Parliamentary Aerospace Group Aerospace APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 17 February 2016
*John Adams Society US State Department alumnus association - committee member.
==Notes==
Stephenson, AndrewStephenson, AndrewStephenson, Andrew
Andrew Stewart

Andrew Stewart provides detailed analysis of global geopolitical risk-related issues. His main focus is terrorism and counter-terrorism specifically looking at ‘asymmetric’ dangers (such as the threat from the potential terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction), Homeland Security and energy security. Since 2002 he has been a Visiting Lecturer within the Department of Defence Studies (University of London), the academic component of the Joint Services Command and Staff College, itself a part of the UK Defence Academy. 
Formerly Andrew was Managing Director of the Eric Morris Consultancy Ltd. Joining as a geopolitical analyst in 1997, he initially spent much of his time working on terrorist-related matters and assisting with the in-house editing of Jane’s World Terrorism and Insurgency.
He is a director of Strategic Communication Laboratories.
==Notes==