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Magen Avot

Magen Avot is 'a Shul and community initially setup and supported by Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis and the United Synagogue (US). We are located in the Nancy Reuben Primary School Hall (48 Finchley Lane, London NW4 1DJ).'https://archive.ph/hL4O1 The Shul is part of United Synagogue (Charity No. 242552)
==Support for the Israel Occupation forces==
The Shul published a plea for donation to be given to UK AWIS 'on behalf and in honour of our departing Rabbinic family (The Kenigsbergs).' They noted:
:UK AWIS raises funds for many projects within the IDF. The unique essence of UK AWIS is the spirit of its members, volunteers and donors, who sincerely care for the young men and women serving in the IDF, as parents care for their own children.
:A number of members have kindly agreed to "match" donations received up to £3000 so our target should be at least £6000. We are so thankful to these members and encourage other members to give (however small) to this worthy cause and one that honours our departing Rabbinic family.
https://www.magenavot.com/content/uk-awis-donation-honour-kenigsbergs
==People==
Rabbinic couple: Rabbi Yoni Golker and Rebbetzen Dina Golker. They take over from Rabbi Joel Kenigsberg and Sarah Kenigsberg 'who returned to Israel in the summer of 2022.' 
*Chairman Simon Bentley
*Vice Chair Patti Adler
*Women's Officer Chaya Langerman
*Financial Representative Baruch Zekaria
*Gabbaim Elkan Adler and Daniel Ehreich
*Council Members David Berke, Leila Behrman, Moshe Langerman, Julian Maurer, Harriet Morris-Sloane, Julian Pollard, Sara Spizzichino, Fiona Taylor, Toni Zekaria
==Notes==
Magen David Adom

According to its own account:
:Magen David Adom, Israel Red Cross National Society, is a humanitarian organization, equally treating all human beings in need of help, without consideration of creed, race or gender; dispensing advanced pre-hospital care as part of Israel's national EMS system, while being Israel's national blood services; it delivers humanitarian relief to people around the world in times of catastrophes - earthquakes and Tsunami victims being two examples out of many more. Magen David Adom in Israel belongs to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.http://www.mdais.org/e/Projects/, accessed 11 July 2008
==See also==
*Magen David Adom UK
*United Hatzalah Israel
*British Friends of United Hatzalah Israel
==Notes==
Maggie's Militant Tendency

Maggie's Militant Tendency was an episode of the BBC current affairs programme Panorama, which was broadcast on 30 January 1984. BFI Film & TV Database, Maggie's Militant Tendency The programme, which was based on an official investigation by the Conservative Party, detailed infiltration of the Tory party by right-wing extremists and provoked a furious reaction from the Tory right-wing. 
The chairman of the Institute of Economic Affairs, Ralph Harris, raised around £100,000 for the right-wing Conservative MP Neil Hamilton to bring a libel action against the BBC. Lord Harris said: 'I remember at the time Neil came to me and raised the question of financing the libel action. I managed to raise around £100,000, enabling Neil at the time to go after the BBC.' quoted in Kim Sengupta, 'The Hamilton Affair: The cost - Right-wing donors united by their loathing of Fayed', Independent, 22 December 1999 A major donor to the fund was the right-wing financier Sir James Goldsmith. Patricia Wynn Davies, 'The Cash-for-Questions Affair: The miners' grandson who found a niche in the right', Independent, 21 October 1994; p.3 The case came to the High Court in October 1986 and the BBC subsequently settled. Tom O'Malley, Closedown? (Pluto Press, 1994), p.61 According to the BBC Director-General Alasdair Milne the BBC settled because he was instructed to by the Governors, costing the BBC £50,000 in damages and £250,000 in costs. Knives are out for the BBC bosses, Independent, 9 January 2006 This was followed by a Commons motion signed by 100 Tory MPs calling on the DG to resign. Tom O'Malley, Closedown? (Pluto Press, 1994), p.61
==Notes==
Category:BBC
Maggie Stanfield

Maggie Stanfield is a journalist who specialises in government work and corporate speech writing as well as more conventional journalistic activities. Her company is called Written Words.
According to her biography on the Written Words website:
:She came into journalism as the BBC's youngest producer on graduating in English from Queen's University. She freelanced across the Irish papers in politics, health and the environment before moving to the Northern Ireland Office. Producer of the acclaimed Omnibus magazine, Maggie was closely involved in the visit of President Bill Clinton and in The Good Friday Agreement.
==Contact, References and Resources==
===Contact===
===Resources===
* Curriculum Vitae of Maggie Stanfield
===References===
Stanfield,MaggieStanfield, MaggieStanfield, Maggie
Maggie Throup

Maggie Throup has been the Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Erewash since May 2015. Maggie Throup MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 29 May 2015 
In her first election Throup gained a majority of 3,584 Erewash parliamentary constituency BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 29 May 2015 successfully defending the seat for the Consevatives having replaced Jessica Lee who served the constituency form 2010 until she retired in 2015. Jessica Lee www.parliament.uk, accessed 29 May 2015 
==Stance on fracking==
Throup's constituency includes one oil and gas licence blocks, awarded to Warwick Energy by the Oil and Gas Authority under the 14th licensing round in 2015. There are currently no plans for underway. Oil and gas: licensing rounds, GOV.uk, accessed 14 November 2016. 
Prior to the 2015 general election, Throup said talk of fracking in her constituency was 'scaremongering' as the borough council had received no approaches from firms with fracking plans, but adding 'we need to look at all opportunities to make sure we have secure energy sources before the lights go out.' Source, Derby Telegraph, 26 March 2016, accessed 11 May 2020. 
===Voting record===
*16 December 2015: voted in favour of weakening regulations on fracking in protected areas and national parks.
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Furniture Industry Group'Furniture Industry APPG',parliament.uk, accessed 11 November 2015
*Obesity All-Party Parliamentary Group - Chair Obesity APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 19 February 2016
==Notes==
Throup, MaggieThroup, MaggieThroup, MaggieThroup, Maggie
Magnox

Magnox Electric Limited is a nuclear decommissioning Site Licence Company (SLC) controlled by Reactor Sites Management Company. 
It is operating and decommissioning the UK’s first generation of nuclear power stations on behalf of their government-run owner, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA). A Year of Achievement in Magnox, 29 April 2013, acc 10 October 2013 
Magnox is owned by Energy Solutions, Inc., a company with reported revenues of over $1.75 billion. The lion’s share of this comes from the NDA's decommissioning contracts for Magnox North and Magnox South.
==Controversies==
In 2009 the Environment Agency won its prosecution against Magnox Electric Ltd who were ordered to pay £400,000 for allowing a radioactive leak to continue for 14 years without being detected at the Bradwell-on-sea plant in Essex. 
==Activities==
In October 2013 Magnox submitted a periodic safety review (PSR) to the UK Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) seeking extension of lifetime of the Wylfa 1 nuclear reactor in Anglesey, North Wales. Originally scheduled to shut down in September 2014, the reactor is now likely to continue operations for an additional 15 months. EBR Staff Writer Magnox seeks extension of Wylfa 1 nuclear reactor's lifetime, Energy Business Review 09 October 2013 
Wylfa's 2 × 490 MW Magnox reactors are the world's last operational Magnox reactors.
===Sites===
Berkeley, Bradwell, Chapelcross, Dungeness A, Hinkley Point A, Hunterston A, Oldbury, Sizewell A, Trawsfynydd and Wylfa.
==PR firm==
In 2013 Marick Communications produced a video that focused on Magnox's 'year of progress in cleaning up some of the UK’s nuclear legacy'.
:the video tells the story of a year of safe delivery for Magnox, including the removal of the last spent fuel from Chapelcross (accounting for more than 99% of the radioactive material held on the site), the completion of the project to safely remove and dispose of the asbestos from Hinkley Point A, recovery and treatment of radioactive wastes from historic storage facilities and outstanding electricity generation at Wylfa and Maentwrog sites in North Wales. 
==People==
*Nigel Monckton - Head of Communications at Magnox 
==Contractors==
In 2011 Mace won two major Magnox contracts awarded for decommissioning work, off the back of the Government Procurement Service project management and design team framework.
:The first project is a managed services contract at Sizewell in Suffolk, the second contract is for programme management support at the Berkeley site in Gloucestershire. The focus of our activities on both sites will be on the management of the delivery of projects as part of the decommissioning programmes. Double win in nuclear decommissioning sector, Mace Group website, 29.09.2011, accessed 14 October 2013 
==Resources and notes==
===Notes===
Category:Nuclear Spin
Category:Civil nuclear industry
Category:Nuclear: UK
Category:Pro-nuclear companies
Magyar Reklámszövetség

The Hungarian Advertising Association (Magyar Reklámszövetség) (MRSZ) is a national tripartite organization representing the key segments of the advertising industry in Hungary. Its membership comprises multinational advertising and media agencies, major national agencies, a plethora of small local advertising services, television and radio broadcasters, leading newspaper and magazine publishers and major marketers. 
== Affiliations ==
*Advertising Information Group
== Notes ==
# Advertising Information Group Website List of Members Last Accessed 28th June 2007
Maher al-Assad

Maher al-Assad is the head of the Syrian Republican Guard. He is the youngest son of the late president Hafez al-Assad and the brother of the current president Bashar Al-Assad. Maher is reported to have led the Fourth Armoured Division in repressing pro-democracy protests which began in the southern city of Deraa in March 2011.Bashar al-Assad's inner circle, BBC News, 30 July 2012.
==Notes==
al-Assad, MaherCategory:Assad Family
Mahinda Rajapaksa

Mahinda Rajapaksa was elected President of Sri Lanka in 2005 and re-elected in 2010.President Mahinda Rajapaksa, president.gov.lk, accessed 21 August 2012.
==War crimes allegations==
In a January 2010 diplomatic cable obtained by Channel 4 News from Wikileaks, US Ambassador to Sri Lanka Patricia Butenis said it was 'unsurprising' that the Sri Lankan government had not investigated war crimes in the final months of the civil war with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Elam:
::: "In Sri Lanka, this is further complicated by the fact that responsibility for many of the alleged crimes rests with the country's senior civilian and military leadership, including President Rajapakse and his brothers and opposition candidate General Fonseka".Wikileaks: US memo accuses Sri Lanka president of war crimes, Channel 4 News, 9 october 2011.
===Bell Pottinger links===
In anticipation of an international outcry over the final offensive in the north, Rajapaska's government signed a contract with public relations firm Bell Pottinger.Jason Burke,Adam Werritty and Liam Fox's Sri Lankan connections, guardian.co.uk, 13 October 2011.
===Relationship with Liam Fox===
According to the Guardian's Jason Burke, the then British Shadow Defence Secretary Liam Fox was seen as a major asset by Rajapaska's government in the run-up to the 2010 British general election:
::Researchers working for human rights organisations during this period were so concerned by indications that the Sri Lankan government might be seeking to enlist Fox's support to ease restrictions on arms imports from the UK to the island nation, they raised their worries with the Foreign Office in London. Sources say now that they received specific information that Gotabhaya Rajapaksa, the feared defence secretary and the brother of the president, had asked Fox to lobby for more access to British weapons.Jason Burke,Adam Werritty and Liam Fox's Sri Lankan connections, guardian.co.uk, 13 October 2011.
==Notes==
Rajapaksa, Mahinda
Maida Springer

Maida Springer, an officer of the ILGWU, was a key figure in Jay Lovestone's labour network in Africa in the 1950s and 1960s.Ted Morgan, A Covert Life - Jay Lovestone: Communist, Anti-Communist and Spymaster, Random House, 1999, p.304.
==External Resources==
*Yevette Richards, Conversations with Maida Springer: a personal history of labor, race, and international relations, University of Pittsburgh, 2004.
==Notes==
Springer, Maida
Maimonides Foundation

==History==
In 1989, as a reaction to the Rushdie affair, the Calamus Foundation was set up in the UK by Mohammed and Saba Risaluddin. This Muslim charity developed activities intended to improve the image of Islam in the UK, which had deteriorated considerably due to the Rushdie Affair. While its initial focus was Muslim-Christian dialogue, later it also turned its attention to Jewish-Muslim dialogue. The Jewish counterpart of Calamus is the Maimonides Foundation, established in 1985 by Richard Stone, Greville Janner MP, and Rabbi Hugo Gryn, all members of the reform branch of Judaism. Together with the Calamus Foundation, during the 1990s this group organised dinners four times a year at which substantive themes of interest to Jews and Muslims alike were discussed. The two foundations also developed other Jewish-Muslim initiatives. In 1994, for example, Saba Risaluddin and Richard Stone cowrote an article for The Guardian warning of the rise of Islamophobia in the UK. In 1997 Maimonides initiated the Alif-Aleph Foundation, intended as a forum ‘for businesspeople of both faiths’, and in 1999 it set up a long-term Interfaith Football Programme for Muslim and Jewish children in partnership with Arsenal Football Club.Van Esdonk 2020, 112, 114; Sharkey 2005, 21. In 1998 the Calamus Maimonides Student Forum was formed with the aim of promoting dialogue between Jewish and Muslim students.Van Esdonk 2020, 114.Vellenga, S. J., & Wiegers, G. A. (2023). Jews and Muslims in London and Amsterdam: Conflict and Cooperation, 1990-2020. (Routledge Studies in Religion). Routledge. p. 99. 
==People==
*Rokhsana Fiaz, Chief Executive, April 2013-2017
==Notes==
==Bibliography==
*Van Esdonk, S.E. (2020). Jews and Muslims in London. Navigating between Commonalities and Differences in a Superdiverse City. PhD thesis. Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam. 
*Sharkey, R. (ed.) (2005). A Mapping Report of Positive Contact Between British Muslims and British Jews. London: Alif-Aleph UK.
Mainstream Renewable Power

Mainstream Renewable Power is an Irish owned global renewable energy company founded and run by Dr Eddie O'Connor. It employs over 170 people and is developing 50 wind and solar projects across four continents.
==People==
*Sir Brian Bender
==Affiliations==
*Barclays Natural Resources Investment
==Contact==
:Website:
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:ClimateCategory:Revolving Door
Malcolm Brian Carter

(born April 1971)
==Affiliations==
*Irving Carter - father
===Company Director===
Company name 	Status	Correspondence address 	Role 	Position	Appointed on or before	Resigned on	Nationality 	Country of residence	Occupation
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Personal Investments Limited (00688534)	Active	2nd Floor, Gadd House, Arcadia Avenue, London, England, N3 2JU	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	ACTIVE	Director 	1 April 2015	- 	British 	England 	Property Owner 	 	
Scopelow Limited (03754612) 	Active	65 Flower Lane, Flower Lane, London, England, NW7 2JN 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	ACTIVE	Director 	4 April 2020	- 	British 	England 	Company Director	 	
Personal Investments Limited (00688534)	Active	2nd Floor, Gadd House, Arcadia Avenue, London, England, N3 2JU	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	ACTIVE	Secretary 	4 April 2020	- 	- 	- 	- 	 	
===Charity trustee===
*The Locker Foundation
==Notes==
Malcolm Bruce

Sir Malcolm Bruce was the Liberal Democrats MP for Gordon from 1983 to 2015. He announced in September 2013 he would not be standing at the 2015 election and his seat was won by the SNP's Alex Salmond. BBC News Gordon MP Malcolm Bruce to stand down at next election, 2 September 2013, accessed 11 May 2015. BBC News Gordon, accessed 11 May 2015.
His parliamentary career has included positions as: Shadow Spokesperson (Energy and Climate Change) 1985-87; Shadow Spokesperson (Work and Pensions) 1987-87; Shadow Spokesperson (Trade and Industry)	 1987-88; Shadow Spokesperson (Energy and Climate Change) 1988-89; Shadow Spokesperson (Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) 1988-89; Shadow Spokesperson (Scotland) 1990-92; Shadow Spokesperson (Trade and Industry) 1992-94; Shadow Spokesperson (Treasury) 1994-99; Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs	 2001-02; Shadow Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills 2003-05.Rt Hon Sir Malcolm Bruce, UK Parliament, 10 September 2013.
==Contact==
====Constituency====
*Address: 67 High Street, Inverurie, AB51 3QJ
*Telephone: 01467 623413
*Fax: 01467 624994
*Email: milsomr@parliament.uk; info@malcolmbruce.org.uk
====Parliamentary====
*Address: House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA
*Telephone: 020 7219 6233
*Fax: 020 7219 2334
*Email: info@malcolmbruce.org.uk
====Web & Social media====
*Website: http://malcolmbruce.org.uk/en/
==Notes==
Bruce, MalcolmBruce, Malcolm Bruce, Malcolm
Malcolm Clubb

Malcolm Clubb is a lobbyist with the small Glasgow based lobbying firm Quorate Public Affairs. LinkedIn Malcolm Clubb. Accessed 16 February 2014.
==Career==
*Quorate Public Affairs Senior Policy and Communications Director January 2013 – Present (1 year 2 months) UK
*Community Pharmacy Scotland Senior Policy and Development Pharmacist December 2010 – January 2013 (2 years 2 months) Edinburgh, United Kingdom
*Gamesmaker London 2012 - Last Mile Volunteer London 2012 August 2012 – August 2012 (1 month) London, United Kingdom
*Community Pharmacy Scotland Policy Development Pharmacist July 2008 – December 2010 (2 years 6 months) Edinburgh
*NHS Borders Senior Pharmacist-Primary Care October 2005 – July 2008 (2 years 10 months) Melrose Scotland
*NHS Borders Medicines Management Pharmacist March 2002 – October 2005 (3 years 8 months) Melrose Scotland
*GLM Romanes Ltd Pharmacy Manager-Eyemouth Pharmacy February 2000 – April 2002 (2 years 3 months) Eyemouth Scotland
==Education==
Clubb Attended the fee paying Daniel Stewarts and Melville College in Edinburgh (1985 – 1991) and then gained a BSc(Hons), Pharmacy at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen (1991 – 1995). He later gained a PgC, Health Economics at the University of Aberdeen (2004 – 2005). 
==Notes==
Clubb, Malcolm
Malcolm Fleming

Malcolm Fleming is a senior special adviser to the first minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon, working on the energy, business, tourism, fair work and employment portfolios. Scottish Government Special Advisers The Scottish Government, accessed 30 April 2015 Fleming has filled this role since July 2011 initially working under former Scottish first minister Alex Salmond, and remaining in the role despite sturgeon succeeding Salmond in November 2014. Malcolm Fleming LinkedIn, accessed 30 April 2015 
==Background==
Previous roles include campaigns and communications manager at Oxfam, communications officer at the Scottish National Party and senior parliamentary assistant to MSP Alasdair Morgan. 
==Notes==
Fleming, Malcolm
Malcolm Gammie

Malcolm Gammie QC is a high-profile tax barrister. He is a Deputy Judge of the Upper Tribunal and a Judge of the First-tier Tribunal.Malcolm Gammie CBE QC, One Essex Court's website, acc 27 Sept 2011 Gammie is also a member of the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury’s Tax Professionals Forum.Tax Professionals Forum, HM Treasury, accessed 27 Sept 2011
==Career==
From his biography at at One Essex Court chambers:
:Malcolm Gammie started his tax career in the City with Linklaters & Paines. After a period of tax policy work at the Confederation of British Industry, he was among the first lawyers to work in the tax field with a leading accounting firm. At KMG Thomson McLintock (now part of KPMG), he was the first Director of the firm's National Tax Office before becoming its Director of National Tax Services. In 1985 he returned to Linklaters & Paines and from 1987 to 1997 was one of its senior tax partners. 
:He moved to the Bar in 1997 to concentrate on tax litigation and advisory work and took silk in 2002. Over his career, Malcolm has gained experience in most aspects of taxation and is noted as a leading practitioner in the commercial, European and international taxation fields.
==Affiliations==
* president of the Chartered Institute of Taxation in 1993-94 
* chairman of the Law Society's Revenue Law Committee. 
* has had a long association with the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) in London - is now an IFS Research Fellow 
* chairman of the IFS Executive Committee until 1997 and a member of its Tax Law Review Committee (TLRC) from 1994 - now a director of the TLRC's research programme
* an editorial member of the IFS' Mirrlees Review on tax systems for the 21st Century
* also works with the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) in Brussels - has chaired a number of working parties for CEPS looking at the issues of corporate taxation in Europe. 
* 1998 Unilever Professor of International Business Law at Leiden University in the Netherlands and continues to teach at the Leiden University International Tax Centre. 
* currently visiting professor of Tax Law at the LSE and Professional Fellow at Queen Mary College, University of London. 
* regular visitor to Australia where he is an adjunct professor at Sydney University and teaches UK international tax at Sydney University Law School.
* has worked as a consultant for the Fiscal Affairs Division of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and was a member of The Permanent Scientific Committee of the International Fiscal Association from 1998 to 2008.
*member of the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury’s Tax Professionals Forum.Tax Professionals Forum, HM Treasury, accessed 27 Sept 2011
==Clients==
==Publications==
==Contact==
:Address: Chambers of Lord Grabiner QC, 1 Essex Court, Temple, London EC4Y 9AR
:Phone: (0)20 7583 2000
:Email: mgammie@compuserve.com
:Website: http://www.malcolmgammie.co.uk
==Resources==
==Notes==
Gammie, Malcolm
Malcolm Gourlay

A non-executive director of Martin Currie since 1999, became chairman in November 2005. He was a founding director of Clyde Petroleum, going on to become managing director, chief executive and, finally, executive chairman. Following the takeover of Clyde in 1997, he was appointed non-executive chairman of Paladin Resources 
== Notes ==
# Martin Currie Website About Us Last Accessed 19th June 2007
Malcolm MacKintosh

John Malcolm MacKintosh (born 25 Decemner 1921) was a British military analyst considered an expert on the Soviet Union. He worked for the Foreign Office and the Cabinet Office, and was also involved in a number of private think-tanks and academic institutions.
==Career==
*Allied Control Commn, Bulgaria, 1945–46
*Programme Organiser, BBC Overseas Service 1948–60
*Foreign Office, engaged on research, 1960–68
*Assistant Secretary, Cabinet Office, 1968–87
*Senior Fellow in Soviet Studies, IISS, 1989–91
*Hon. Senior Resident Fellow, King's College London 1987–91
*Council Member, Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism, 1989-2000
*Hon. Lecturer in International Relations, St Andrews University, 1991–97
*Hon. Visiting Fellow, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, 1994–2001‘MACKINTOSH, (John) Malcolm’, Who's Who 2008, A & C Black, 2008; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2007
==Notes==