The original spin-doctor

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The method of communication between the UK government and the public will be fundamentally transformed when Treasury spin-doctor Charlie Whelan leaves office, with Whelan demonstrating how the service should not be performed, says Sir Bernard Ingham, formerly a spin-doctor to former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. A postgraduate course in political marketing will be available at Middlesex University business school from February 1999 aimed at producing qualified spin-doctors who will operate within a self-regulating framework. Ingham is a visiting professor in government communication at the school.

Interview, Curricula, Study and teaching, Business schools, Government publicity, Communication in politics, Political communication, Ingham, Bernard

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Blair chief marshal

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David Halpern, co-founder of the Nexus leftist think-tank and lecturer at Cambridge University, is set to become a leading player in the UK Labour party. Halpern, aged 30, who teaches social and political science, believes that Labour party leader Tony Blair has a framework of policies that Nexus can support and is looking forward to a Labour government. However, Halpern emphasizes that Nexus has no political affiliations and is involved in a number of cross-party relationships.

Political activity, Research institutes, Political aspects, Labour Party (United Kingdom), Liberalism, Halpern, David

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