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Al Jazeera

==Al Jazeera in English==
Al Jazeera in English is carried by the following networks:
*Pentagon TV (Source: YourCall interview David Marash with 8 Dec 2006; 27:30 minute onward -- Accessed 10 Dec 2006)
*All three Israeli networks (ibid.)
*The principal cable networks in Italy.
*Sky Network
===Not carried===
No US network carries Al Jazeera English except for the closed network Pentagon TV. Al Jazeera can only be seen via the internet in the US.
==Journalists and staff==
*David Frost
*Dave Marash
*Rageh Omaar
*Riz Khan
==Resources==
===Books===
*Mohammed El-Nawawy (editor), The Al Jazeera Phenomenon: Critical Perspectives on New Arab Media,Pluto Press, 5 May 2005, (ISBN: 0745323332).
*Hugh Miles, Al Jazeera, Abacus, 9 Nov 2006 (ISBN: 0349119252).
===Articles===
*Jamal Dajani, Al Jazeera English Falls Short of Expectations, Arab Media News (Amin), 22 Nov 2006.
*Hassan Al-Haifi, Al Jazeera in English: But they are afraid of the truth, Yemen Times, 23 Nov 2006. 
*Roger Catlin, Al-Jazeera in English not the devil critics label it as, South Bend Tribune, 24 Nov 2006.
*Danny Schechter, Is There a 'Foxification' Underway at Al Jazeera Television?, CommonDreams, 9 June 2007.
==Contact==
:Website: english.aljazeera.net
Alain Chaigneau

==Suez Biography==
"Alain Chaigneau, born September 8, 1951, a French citizen, holds a Master’s degree in Economics and is a
graduate of the IAE of Paris. After having started his career with the Banque de France and then the Office of the
Treasury (Direction du Trésor), he joined Compagnie de SUEZ in 1984 as a Deputy Officer. In 1989, he was
appointed Managing Officer of Planning and Strategy. From 1991 to 1995, he served as Director of Société
Générale de Belgique where he became Chief Financial Officer and a Member of the Management Committee in
1995. From 1999 to 2003, he served as Deputy Chief Executive Officer (directeur général adjoint) in charge of
Finance and Administration of Ondeo Services. In 2003, he held the position of Deputy Chief Executive Officer
(directeur général délégué) in charge of Finance and Administration of Suez Environnement; in 2005, he was
appointed Deputy Chief Executive Officer (directeur général délégué) in charge of the Americas. Since January
2007, he is Executive Vice-President in charge of Strategy and a member of the Executive Committee of SUEZ".
 Listing Brochure (6/05/08) Suez Environnement PROSPECTUS FOR THE LISTING OF THE SHARES OF SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT COMPANY FOR TRADING ON THE EURONEXT PARIS EXCHANGE AS PART OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT COMPANY SHARES TO SUEZ SHAREHOLDERS (p148) Accessed 3rd December 2008 .
==References==
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Alain Robert Coulon

In 2012 Coulon was listed as an Expert-Fellow of the Paris based neoconservative think tank the Jean Jacques Rousseau Institute.JJRI Qui Sommes Nous - About Us, accessed 8 June 2012
==Contact==
:Twitter:http://twitter.com/#!/alanthel
:ResearchGate: http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Alain_Coulon/
:Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/alain.r.coulon
:Google +:https://plus.google.com/112327554932900130510/posts
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Alain Wagner

Alain Wagner is a pseudonym used by the counterjihad activist Jean-Michel Clément who also goes by the name 'Gandalf'.Hope Not Hate, Jean-Michel Clément, Counterjihad Report: France, accessed 5 February 2015
He was a speaker at the Brussels Counterjihad Conference 2012. Brussels 2012: The Panel Discussion, International Civil Liberties Alliance, 27 July 2012
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Alaina Macdonald

Alaina Macdonald is a former special adviser to the Ministry of Defence, a role which included advising the Secretary of State for Defence on policy and strategic communication. Alaina Macdonald LinkedIn profile, accessed 21 October 2014 
Macdonald left the Government in 2010, and has had a number of jobs since leaving Government. Starting with speechwriter to the secretary general at NATO. 
She has also worked as a senior consultant at Regester Larkin a specialist international consultancy that "works with organisations facing – or preparing to face – challenges or crises." About Us Regester Larkin, accessed 21 October 2014 
Macdonald currently works as the external affairs manager Westminster at Ofgem (Office of Gas and Electricity Markets). Macdonald's work focuses on building up a network of contacts between Ofgem and its key political stakeholders in Westminster, including MPs, special advisers and peers, in order to establish an awareness of Ofgem’s work with parliamentarians. 
As well as being the head of PR and public affairs at NCT Charity the UK's largest parenting charity. About Us NCT, accessed 21 October 2014 
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Alan Arthur Walters

Sir Alan Arthur Walters (17 June 1926 - 3 January 2009) was British neoliberal economist. He was Chief Economic Adviser to Margaret Thatcher from 1981 to 1983 and again in 1989. ‘WALTERS, Sir Alan (Arthur)’, Who Was Who, A & C Black, 1920–2008; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2009 ; online edn, Nov 2009 [Accessed 17 May 2010] He was one of the original trustees of the Wincott Foundation, The Wincott Foundation Trust Deed a neoliberal trust set up by Ralph Harris of the Institute of Economic Affairs in 1969.
==Publications==
*The outer limits and beyond by A. A. Walters Publisher: [London] : Foundation for Business Responsibilities, [1976]. ISBN: 0900853794 DDC: 339.5 LCC: HD82 Edition: (sd) :L.0.40ISBNdb.com Foundation for Business Responsibilities [London], accessed 8 May 2012. 
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Alan Beith

Alan Beith was the Liberal Democrats MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed from 1973 to 2015.Alan Beith, Liberal Democrats Website Parliamentary candidates Accessed 16/05/10 He announced he would step down after the 2015 general election where he was replaced by Julie Pörksen who lost the seat to the Conservative's Anne-Marie Trevelyan. BBC News Sir Alan Beith MP to step down after 40 years, 7 August 2013, accessed 11 May 2015. BBC News Berwick-upon-Tweed, accessed 11 May 2015.
He was former Chief Whip of the Liberal Party and a former Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party and the Liberal Democrats (1992-2002).Your Next MP website, Candidates Alan Beith Accessed 16/05/10
He is also Vice Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for the UK Aluminium Industry run by the Aluminium Federation.All party parliamentary groups, subject groups All-Party Parliamentary Group for the UK Aluminium Industry House of Commons website. Accessed 07/04/10
He was educated at Nuffield and Balliol colleges, Oxford University and went on to be a Politics lecturer before becoming MP.
He is now married to Baroness Maddock (formerly Diana Maddock, Liberal Democrat MP for Christchurch, 1993-1997).Alan Beith, Liberal Democrats Website Parliamentary candidates Accessed 16/05/10
According to 'your next MP' website:
:'He is currently Chairman of the Justice Committee of the House of Commons, and was a member of the Parliamentary Intelligence and Security Committee from its creation in 1994 to 2008. In the House of Commons he served for 18 years as a member of the House of Commons Commission, and previously served on the Treasury Select Committee and the Procedure Committee. He was made a Privy Counsellor in 1992, and served as Deputy Chairman of the Committee of Privy Counsellors to review the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 and the Privy Council Review of the use of telephone intercept as evidence in prosecutions (2007) and currently serving of the Advisory Group on the implementation of its proposals. Your Next MP website, Candidates Alan Beith Accessed 16/05/10
:He has held a wide range of posts within the Liberal Democrats' Parliamentary Party. Was Northern Ireland Spokesman from 1974 to 1976 and again in 1982. Between 1977 and 1983 covered the Education and Fisheries portfolios and from 1985 to 1987 was Foreign Affairs Spokesman, before taking on the Treasury portfolio which he held until 1994. From 1994 to 1999 Alan Beith was the Liberal Democrats' Home Affairs Spokesman.Your Next MP website, Candidates Alan Beith Accessed 16/05/10
:Alan Beith was the Chief Whip of the Liberal Party from 1976 to 1985 when he became the party's Deputy Leader. In 1988 he stood against Paddy Ashdown for the leadership of the Social and Liberal Democrats (later shortened to the Liberal Democrats), the party formed following the merger of the Liberal Party and the SDP. Alan Beith was Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats from 1992 to 2003 under Paddy Ashdown and subsequently Charles Kennedy's leadership.'Your Next MP website, Candidates Alan Beith Accessed 16/05/10
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Alan Bekhor

Metals trader associated with the Reuben Brothers and donor to the Social Affairs Unit.
==Russia==
::around the middle of 1992, Reuben - along with his brother Simon and trusted aide Alan Bekhor - opened a Moscow office to gauge the situation. They found numerous market operators trying to muscle in on the aluminium trade, including existing plant managers and state-employed officials, a number of Yugoslavian traders and, in Bekhor's words, 'not a few small-time crooks'.
::Reuben's response was to take the biggest gamble of his business career. Rallying round contacts in the investment community, he raised enough hard currency to keep Krasnoyarsk supplied with alumina, the raw material that converts to the metal, and stumped up the working capital needed to keep the smelter going, a payment known in the industry as 'tolling'.Tsar of Siberia feels the heat, by Ian King, The Guardian, 20 March 1997.
==Philanthropy==
::Standpoint is funded for "at least" a year by the Social Affairs Unit, the independent think-tank linked to the Institute of Economic Affairs (the source of Margaret Thatcher's free-market thinking). One of the SAU's most generous backers is Alan Bekhor, the shipping magnate who has supported causes such as the Forum for European Philosophy and the British Academy's annual Elie Kedourie memorial lectures.Can 'Prospect' and 'Standpoint' be the best of enemies?, by Margareta Pagano, The Independent, 20 April 2008.
==Affiliations==
*Social Affairs Unit
*Standpoint magazine
*New Culture Forum
==Connections==
*Reuben Brothers
==References==
Bekhor, Alan
Alan Brown

Alan Brown is the Scottish National Party MP for Kilmarnock and Loudoun. He defeated the former Labour Party MP for the area Cathy Jamieson with a majority of 13,638 in the May 2015 UK general election. Alan Brown www.parliament.uk, accessed 11 May 2015 
Jamieson was not alone in her defeat to a Scottish Nationalist candidate, with the election being described as an 'SNP landslide amid almost total Labour wipeout'. Scotland election 2015 results: SNP landslide amid almost total Labour wipeout - as it happened The Telegraph, 8 May 2015, accessed 11 May 2015 Brown was just one of 56 SNP candidates to be successful in the 2015 general election. 
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Alan Bryce

Alan Bryce is the Director responsible for Scottish Power's Energy Networks business. 
Alan joined Energy Networks from Energy Wholesale where he was Generation Director for more than 3 years, and immediately prior to that he was Planning and Strategy Director for the UK Division.
He has 25 years of experience in the Industry and holds a Masters Degree in Electrical Power Engineering from the University of Strathclyde.
== Notes ==
# Photograph from Scottish Power Meet the Team, Alan Bryce, accessed 22 March 2007.
# Team Member History from Scottish Power Meet the Team, Alan Bryce, accessed 22 March 2007.
Alan Burnett

Alan Burnett (Assisstant Chief Constable) is the Association of Chief Police Officers Scotland (ACPOS) co-ordinator for counter-terrorism. He is also the 'director of intelligence' at Strathclyde Police. In his role as counter-terrorism co-ordinator, he works closely with the SPVEU and the Counter-Terrorism Intelligence Unit (CTIU). 
Burnett has previously worked as a race relations officer.”Scotland's new counter-terrorism chief: neo-Nazis as much of a threat as al-Qaeda, The Herald, 3 May 2008, accessed 20 February 2009
==Notes==
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Alan Campbell

Alan Campbell has been the Labour MP for Tynemouth since 1997. 
==Parliamentary career==
His parliamentary career has included positions as: Assistant Whip (HM Treasury) 2005-06, Lord Commissioner (HM Treasury) (Whip) 2006-08, Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Home Office) (Crime Reduction)	 2008-10, Shadow Minister (Home Affairs)	 2010-10, Opposition Deputy Chief Whip (Commons) 2010-.Mr Alan Campbell, www.parliament.uk, accessed 27 October 2013.
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Alan Duncan

Alan Duncan is a UK Conservative Party MP and a former Minister of State for Europe and the Americas at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. He was previously a minister of state at the Department for International Development from 2010.Full list of new cabinet ministers and other government appointments, guardian.co.uk, 13 May 2010. He left the Cabinet in July 2014 following the reshuffle.Reshuffle at-a-glance: In, out and moved about, BBC News, 15 July 2014.
In the 2015 general election, Duncan retained his seat with a majority 21,705. Rutland and Melton election result: Conservative hold Leicester Mercury, 8 May 2015, accessed 21 May 2015 
Having left his post as a minister at the Department of International Development, Duncan requested the advice of ACOBA about becoming a Non-Executive Director for Fujairah Refining Ltd. The committee permitted Duncan to take up the placement on the conditions that he does not draw on any privileged information from his time in government, that he make clear in any activities he undertakes that he is a representative for Fujairah and not the British government, and that he serve a 2 year ban on lobbying from his last day in office. He took up the role in February 2016. Alan Duncan business appointments ACOBA, APPC.org, accessed 16 February 2016 
==Spat with Margaret Hodge over HSBC probe==
Duncan questioned the conduct of Labour MP and chair of the public accounts committee (PAC), Margaret Hodge in her interviews with the members of the board of HSBC over the 2015 tax avoidance scandal. He accused her of being 'abusive and bullying' towards senior HSBC executives when they appeared before her panel and called upon her to apologise for demanding Rona Fairhead quit or be sacked as chair of the BBC Trust for her role in the scandal.
He also claimed Hodge made 'undoubtedly libellous assertions' about the tax affairs of the bank’s chief executive Stuart Gulliver. Rajeev Syal and Mark Sweney Margaret Hodge accused of 'abusive and bullying' attack on BBC Trust chair Guardian, 11 March 2015, accessed 12 March 2015 
==Affiliatios==
*Vitol
==Affiliations==
*Chair - United Kingdom-United Arab Emirates All-Party Parliamentary Group
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Alan E. Scholnick

Alan E. Scholnick is the Chief Executive Officer of Friends of the Israel Defence Forces (FIDF). 'Our Board', Friends of the Israel Defence Forces Website, accessed 17 September 2014 He was appointed to that position in October 2014.Jewish News, 'On the Move 10-10-14', Jewish News, 8 October 2014, accessed 3 March 2015 Scholnick also serves on the Real Estate Division Executive Council of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).'Real Estate Division Executive Council', AIPAC Website, accessed 3 March 2015
According to Israel News Agency Scholnick 'has been a highly successful entrepreneur and real estate executive, with over 25 years of leadership experience that also includes notable achievements in the finance and aviation industries. He has been deeply involved in Jewish communal life as an active lay leader with multiple national philanthropic and not-for-profit organizations, including AIPAC.' Joel Leyden, 'Friends of the Israel Defense Forces Raises 85 Million USD Annually', Israel News Agency, 6 October 2014, accessed 3 March 2015
An attendee at the 2012 AIPAC Real Estate Luncheon Scholnick was at the time listed as an employee of David Landau & Associates (DLA).'The 2012 AIPAC Real Estate Luncheon', AIPAC Website, accessed 3 March 2015 
Scholnick has explicitly defended the existence of illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories:
:For too long Palestinian propaganda has controlled the media and the argument. By calling Jewish villages on the West Bank "settlements," the issue has been framed, reductively, as territorial and presented as an obstacle to peace. Rather, the Jewish neighborhoods on the West Bank raise an obvious minority rights question and as such create an opportunity for Palestinians to demonstrate the legitimacy and moral character of a Palestinian state, not to mention their commitment to peace with Israel... Palestinians must be held accountable by policy makers and the international community to establish real security and minority rights for all its territorial inhabitants, including Jews. In the 21st century, any aspiring state should only be admitted to the community of nations with this kind of guarantee of equal protection for its minorities. The Jews who may choose to remain in their homes within a new Palestine are the canaries in the mine; their survival bears witness to the politi-cal health and human rights of the state which will contain them.Alan E. Scholnick and Bart Teush, 'The West Bank and Minority Rights', Wall Street Journal,24 October 2009, accessed 19 March 2015
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Alan Giles

Alan Giles comes from the retail businesses. He is currently Chairman of Fat Face Limited and a Non-executive director of Rentokil Initial plc and Wilson Bowden plc . He was formerly Chief Executive Officer HMV Group plc, Managing Director of Waterstone's Booksellers Ltd and Executive Director WH Smith Group plc.
Giles is a member of the Office of Fair Trading board, which hopes to benefit from his vast retail business experience.
==History==
Giles formed HMV Group as CEO in 1998 as part of a leveraged buy-out. He took the group public in an Intitial Public Offering (IPO) with the London Stock Exchange in 2002. Rumours about Giles quiting the company as CEO hit the news after the music and book retailer had poor Christmas sales. Reports claim that Giles became the first victim of the retail downturn. His departure was expected to stall HMV's attempt to acquire smaller rival Ottakar's. The deal was controversial and criticised by book publishers and authors. It was referred to the Competition Commission, according to ABC Money.
Then Giles retired in 2006 to pursue non-executive and teaching roles. He's also directed or sat on the boards of Waterstone’s, WH Smith Group, Do It All, and WH Smith Retail. Giles worked for Boots as a buyer, and for Somerfield plc in a non-executive capacity. 
He has a Physics degree from University of Oxford (Merton College); a masters degree in Management from The Graduate School of Business, Stanford University, California; and has been an Associate Fellow for Osford said Business School.
Insights into Giles can be found on Bookseller.com where he's written blogs. 
==Notes==
Office of Fair Trading, http://www.oft.gov.uk/about/organisation/board/giles, last accessed 04 March 2008: 21:51/>
<Fat Face Ltd, http://www.fatface.com/, last accessed 04 March 2008: 21:55/>
<Rentokil, http://www.uk.rentokil.com/, last accessed 04 March 2008: 21:57/>
<Wilson Bowden, http://www.wilsonbowden.co.uk/, last accessed 04 March 2008: 21:59/>
<Oxford Said Business School, http://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/faculty/Giles+Alan/Giles+Alan.htm, last accessed 04 March 2008: 22:10/>
<ABC Money, http://www.abcmoney.co.uk/news/1220061706.htm, last accessed 04 March 2008: 22:17/>
<Bookseller.com, http://www.thebookseller.co.uk/control/index.php?p=22&u=16164, last accessed 04 March 2008: 22:23/>
Alan Gingles

On graduating from Sandhurst on 8 April 1977, Gingles was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Royal Irish Regiment.Issue 47227, Page 6972, London Gazette, 31 May 1977.
Gingles was promoted to Lieutenant on 8 April 1979.Issue 47830, page 5672, London Gazette, 1 may 1979,
Gingles was placed on the Regular Army Reserve of Officers on 6 September 1979.Issue 47991, Page 13568, London Gazette, 30 October 1979.
According to regimental magazine, The Cheetah, Gingles served in F Troop of 1 Commando in the Rhodesian Light Infantry.The Cheetah, October 1980, p.28. By October 1980, he had become second in Command of 1 Commando.The Cheetah, October 1980, p.26. 
Gingles was killed in 1981, while serving in 5 Recce of the South African Defence Forces. He died while attempting to sabotage a railway line near Beira in Mozambique, when his bomb exploded prematurely.Volume Two: Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, page 94. 
Gingles was removed from the UK's regular army reserve of officers as of 8 April 1985.Issue 50218, Page 7050, London Gazette, 21 May 1985.
==Notes==
Alan Goodacre

Alan Goodacre is a prominent member of the British National Party.
In November 2006, he wrote to the Jewish Chronicle in response to an article by Melanie Phillips:
::We hope that our future behaviour may in time bring you to understand that our repudiation of antisemitism is genuine. We are the only party in Britain that is truly serious about fighting the Islamofascist threat.Alan Goodacre, A BNP view, The Jewish Chronicle, 17 October 2009.
Searchlight reported in March 2007 that Goodacre was a key figure in the BNP's attempts to develop a new ideology:
::Described by John Bean, lifelong fascist officer and editor of Identity, as “the BNP economics guru”, Alan Goodacre has come from nowhere to command a key role in the formation of BNP policy. He is an integral part of the internal “research group” run by Steve Blake, the BNP webmaster.Nick Lowles, The men who are creating a new BNP ideology, Searchlight, March 2007.
Searchlight reported that Goodacre edited the BNP's Jihad Watch email bulletin and had sought the assistance of right-wing bloggers:
::Goodacre also stated his intention to try and gain the help of Adrian Morgan who writes regularly for the Western Resistance website and has previously contributed to The Guardian and New Scientist and was once a Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Society. Morgan also contributes to the “Islam Watch” website – “Islam under scrutiny by ex-Muslims” – which would explain Goodacre’s interest in him.Nick Lowles, The men who are creating a new BNP ideology, Searchlight, March 2007.
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Alan Halsall

Alan Halsall is deputy chair of the free market think tank Institute for Free Trade and former co-chair of Business for Britain. He is also chair of Silver Cross.Rebecca Merriman, 'We need a better business deal in Europe...', April 22 2013, Conservative Home, accessed 6 June 2016 
==Donations==
*Vote Leave - donated £30,000 on 8 April 2016 to the anti-EU group campaigning in the UK's EU membership referendum on 23 June 2016. Electoral Commission, Donation Search, accessed 12 May 2016
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