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	BBC NEWS \| Politics \| Iain Wright
		Iain Wright became MP for Hartlepool in a September 2004 by-election.
		He followed Peter Mandelson as the town's Labour MP when the former Cabinet minister left the Commons to become a European commissioner.
		Mr Wright was born and bred in Hartlepool and ran for election on the slogan "Wright from the town, Wright for the town".
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/2089880.stm (83 words)

	Print the story
		Professor Iain Wright, from the ANU Faculty of Arts, has uncovered a potential source of inspiration for the famous scene.
		Professor Wright estimates that Macbeth was written and first performed in 1606, soon after Scottish monarch James I assumed the throne of England.
		Professor Wright argues that although Shakespeare kept his distance from the emerging masque hype, the bard acknowledged the trend by incorporating references into his later works, and tailoring his plays for performances in the closed, exclusive space favoured by the king.
	www.physorg.com /printnews.php?newsid=9102 (576 words)

	Iain Wright at AllExperts
		Iain David Wright (born May 9, 1972) is a British Labour politician, and Member of Parliament for Hartlepool since winning a by-election in September 2004.
		Wright was born in Hartlepool, has a BA and MA in History from University College London and worked as a chartered accountant for One North East before his election.
		Wright was re-elected in the May 2005 General Election with an increased majority of 7,478.
	en.allexperts.com /e/i/ia/iain_wright.htm (327 words)

	RN Book Show - 10 January 2007 - All done with mirrors: Iain Wright
		Iain Wright was professor of English at the Australian National University in Canberra and a fellow of Queens College Cambridge, before he died last year.
		Iain Wright: Well, that is part of my argument because I think we've taken the magic in Macbeth a bit literally, imagining that everything supernatural in the play indicates that Shakespeare had a profound belief in devils and the reality of satanic powers and so on.
		Iain Wright: Absolutely, and Nostradamus of course in particular...we'd better be careful or we'll get Nostradamus fans writing in to complain, but he seems to have been a master at getting the whole of Europe to believe in his prophesies and go along with his trickery.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/bookshow/stories/2007/1817517.htm (3884 words)

	Mike Austin award
		Iain is still running the website and now has a team of volunteers working on it.
		Iain was also instrumental in introducing a brand policy for the ISTC and the Business Affiliate scheme which has been a great success.
		Iain also brought us into the European Community when we became a founder member of TCeurope in 2001 and we have taken part in many European projects since then.
	www.istc.org.uk /About_istc/Awards/mike_austin_award.htm (343 words)

	Norton Rose - Iain Wright - technology IPO and AIM lawyer London (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Iain Wright is a corporate finance lawyer based in London.
		Iain has advised on a wide range of corporate finance work across the telecoms sector, particularly in the field of MandA, both domestic and international.
		Iain gained a first class law degree at Cambridge University and joined the London practice as a trainee in 1991.
	www.nortonrose.com /partners/biog.asp?partnerid=211 (172 words)

	Iain Wright - Press Releases
		Iain Wright, Member of Parliament for Hartlepool, has welcomed the announcement on Monday 9th July by Alan Johnson, Secretary of State for Health, that a consultation document is to be published “A New Ambition for Stroke” which sets out proposals for modernising stroke prevention, treatment and care.
		Iain Wright MP will be dropping in at The White House in Hartlepool as publicans across the town celebrate Proud of Pubs Week.
		Iain is one of more than 100 MPs visiting pubs during the national celebration of pubs, organised by The Publican magazine, which runs from July 8 to 15.
	www.iainwrightmp.org.uk /categories/2/P2.html (749 words)

	Iain Wright MP - Orgwiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Mr Straw raised the issue in the Commons on Thursday after Iain Wright, Labour MP for Hartlepool, said he was concerned about a posting from his constituency showing a man being kicked unconscious.
		He was responding to Labour representative Iain Wright, who had been shown a YouTube video where one of his constituents was kicked unconscious.
		His call followed a claim by Hartlepool MP Iain Wright that an attack in which a man was kicked unconscious in his constituency could be found online.
	www.openrightsgroup.org /orgwiki/index.php/MP_Iain_Wright (446 words)

	freepressreleases - MP Called on to Resign over hospital closure
		UKIP Councillor Stephen Allison continued, “Iain Wright is reportedly bitterly disappointed over the decision, however the statement he released had very little on what he could now do to continue the fight and seemed too concentrated on assuring his Labour Party masters that he would remain loyal to them”.
		Iain Wright repeatedly stated the hospital was safe and even stood in front of a packed public meeting to deny planning permission had been sought for housing on the Hartlepool Site.
		If Iain Wright is to show any leadership in the fight to save the hospital he must resign from the Labour party and sit in the House of Commons as an independent Save our Hospital MP.
	www.freepressreleases.co.uk /Press_Releases/Politics/MP_Called_on_to_Resign_over_hospital_closure_200701212864 (472 words)

	JRD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Iain Wright is a Managing Director at Jefferies Randall and Dewey, Limited (UK).
		Wright leads the asset management team in the London office and is responsible for all geosciences and engineering activities, which include projects in Nigeria and Cameroon and worldwide technical assessments.
		Wright is a Fellow of the Geological Society of London, a Certified Petroleum Geologist and a member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, the Society of Petroleum Engineers and the Petroleum Exploration Society of Great Britain.
	www.randew.com /bio/iwright.htm (140 words)

	Search: spoken by Iain Wright in Commons debates (TheyWorkForYou.com)
		Iain Wright: The Department for Communities and Local Government has received and approved applications from four local authorities to establish areas for selective licensing of private rented housing.
		Iain Wright: I have a lot to be thankful for as a result of my experience in further education.
		Iain Wright: In an era of globalisation, the ability to innovate is essential for the long-term sustainability of the UK steel industry.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /search/?pid=11362&s=section%3Adebates&pop=1 (1426 words)

	Iain Wright - Press Releases
		Iain Wright, MP for Hartlepool, is encouraging their local constituents to join in Macmillan Cancer Support’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning on Friday 28 September 2007.
		Iain Wright MP has praised Hartlepool schoolchildren, teachers and parents for their excellent results following yesterday’s release of Key Stage 2 results in England.
		Iain has pledged to workers to act as an ambassador for the factory and link up with local firms to promote Remploy and highlight the skills that the Remploy workforce have to offer.
	www.iainwrightmp.org.uk /categories/2 (703 words)

	Iain Wright MP - Member of the CRY APPG
		Iain Wright MP - Member of the CRY APPG
		Iain Wright MP (right) with CRY Consultant Cardiologist Sanjay Sharma, at the 2005 CRY Parliamentary Reception
		Iain Wright MP (right) with CRY Chief Executive Alison Cox and Sir Roger Boyle, at the second meeting of the CRY APPG
	www.c-r-y.org.uk /iain_wright_MP.htm (168 words)

	Today Hartlepool, tomorrow ... (part two) \| The Guardian \| Guardian Unlimited
		Wright stood behind him, smiling straight into the camera, like a man who was seeing the ink dry on his new contract of employment.
		Wright was dispatched from HQ every morning to repeat the same message: "I'm a local boy, and proud of Hartlepool." Out canvassing he had a lively, unaffected intimacy on the doorstep, and it appeared to be working.
		Iain Wright was never going to do well here; his claim that the hospital was safe was scorned by all four rivals, and the mood was predatory.
	www.guardian.co.uk /g2/story/0,3604,1314297,00.html (3337 words)

	New research helps in war against international drugs trade
		Project leader Iain Wright, Chief Executive of Macaulay Research Consultancy Services Ltd. acknowledges, however, that there is still a long way to go to rebuild the livestock sector in the country.
		Iain Wright said: "This study has shown that with a high demand for meat, livestock can play an important part in Afghanistan's agriculture and economy."
		Afghanistan is now the number one producer of heroin in the world and the Afghan Government, with assistance from the international community, is giving high priority to the implementation of a strategy that aims to control and eventually eradicate the growing of poppies.
	www.news-medical.net /?id=15585 (670 words)

	Drummond Versus Wright Over ASBOS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		It's not exactly fighting in the streets but this cross sniping in the local press is less than impressive and must leave people wondering if, beyond the rhetoric, anyone is actually doing anything to reduce the yobbish behaviour on our streets.
		The final evidence which probably swings the vote in Mr Wright's favour is the Council's decision to close the public path into Aldeburgh Close because of anti-social behaviour in the area.
		Perhaps Mr Wright's real complaint is against Hartlepool's habit of addressing issues by setting up endless teams and committees which in the end achieve very little except an unusually high consumption of coffee.
	www.high-tax-hartlepool.co.uk /item_drummondvwright.htm (555 words)

	Iain Wright - Links Page
		Iain's parliamentary speeches and questions and responses are now available online
		Infotech 24 7 Ltd are a Hartlepool company who built this website for Iain Wright.
		Iain Wright is a Member of Parliament in the Labour Government
	www.iainwrightmp.org.uk /links.htm (152 words)

	RN Book Show - 23 February 2006 - All done with mirrors: Iain Wright (transcript available)
		Today the fire's burning and the cauldron is all a-bubble as we work up a witches brew to examine the magic and the stage effects in Shakepeare's Macbeth.
		And it's this connection between this book and Macbeth which Iain Wright gets excited about in his essay 'It's all done with mirrors'.
		Iain Wright is professor of English at the Australian National University in Canberra and he is also a life fellow of Queens College Cambridge.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/bookshow/stories/2006/1575648.htm (3954 words)

	ANU - MAC - NEWSLETTERS & JOURNALS - ON CAMPUS - 2006 - JANUARY - WRIGHT
		Professor Iain Wright, from the ANU Faculty of Arts, has uncovered a potential source of inspiration for the famous scene.
		Professor Wright argues that although Shakespeare kept his distance from the emerging masque hype, the bard acknowledged the trend by incorporating references into his later works, and tailoring his plays for performances in the closed, exclusive space favoured by the king.
		Professor Wright argues that Shakespeare would undoubtedly have been aware of such tricks of the light when writing Macbeth, and may even have used a device like Dee’s to create the effect of a floating dagger.
	info.anu.edu.au /mac/Newsletters_and_Journals/On_Campus/097PP_2006/001PP_January/_wright.asp (605 words)

	Poor Iain Wright (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		However, there’s no getting away from the fact that during the last general election and, more particularly, the preceding bi-election against Jodie Dunn and others, he did stand up and tell us all that the future of the University Hospital of Hartlepool was assured.
		Perhaps Dr Darzi should have taken a leaf out of Lord Hutton’s book and realised that the only way to produce a report under the current labour administration is to start with the answers then modify the questions to fit.
		There will people on the streets before this hospital is allowed to close and Iain Wright needs to decide which side he is on; the people who use the hospital or the people who want to close it.
	www.high-tax-hartlepool.co.uk /article_pooriainwright.htm (382 words)

	Wright Consultancy Group - Iain Wright Associates
		Iain Wright Associates is a unique consultancy in construction technology.
		The practice was established to offer Clients a professional service in specification, solution and investigations of materials and products to ensure that they are fit for the purpose intended.
		Iain Wright Associates makes extensive use of our mobile laboratories and specialist equipment during the investigations of building defects.
	www.wcgltd.co.uk /IWA.html (218 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Sci-Tech - Scot joins Afghan anti-opium struggle
		But Dr Iain Wright, the chief executive of the commercial arm of the Macaulay Institute in Aberdeen, one of the world’s leading land-use research centres, is playing a key role in a new drive to provide farmers with an alternative to their deadly harvest.
		Dr Wright, the head of the Macaulay Research Consultancy Services, set out for the capital, Kabul, yesterday to meet partners in a pioneering project aimed at identifying a range of viable livelihoods for farmers in the country’s poorest rural regions.
		Dr Wright, speaking before he flew out from Aberdeen, revealed that one the alternative "cash crops" being pursued is the production of potentially valuable wool from cashmere goats.
	news.scotsman.com /scitech.cfm?id=1349932004 (650 words)

	BSAS \| NEWS RELEASE 25 March 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Dr Iain Wright is this years winner of the prestigious British Society of Animal Science (BSAS), Sir John Hammond Memorial Award for outstanding contribution to animal science.
		Dr Wright, is a graduate of the University of Aberdeen and University of Edinburgh.
		Dr Wright urged young scientists to participate in the active debate of animal science issues who as Animal Science's future should be cherished.
	www.bsas.org.uk /news_&_press_releases/press_releases/news_release_25_march_2003 (280 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Mr Wright stepped down as Parliamentary Private Secretary for Health and told the Mail he resigned because of the Government's decision to review services at the University Hospital of Hartlepool.
		Mr Wright became the eighth in a series of parliamentary private secretaries who have quit their posts and said he shared their demands for Tony Blair to set a resignation date.
		Mr Wright said he could not agree with the Secretary of State's decision and could no longer be part of the Government's health team.
	www.hartlepoolmail.co.uk /ViewArticle.aspx?SectionID=1109&ArticleID=1750254 (1297 words)

	Brown accused of orchestrating clamour against Blair (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In a joint statement, four of the group said Blair had "not ended the uncertainty over when you intend to leave office, which is damaging the government and the party".
		Iain Wright, PPS in the department of health, and a handpicked replacement for the safe seat of Hartlepool formerly held by Peter Mandelson, said he believed that the party and the government could not renew itself in office without urgently renewing the leadership".
		Meanwhile, bookies slashed the odds on Blair leaving his post by the end of this month's Labour party conference from 16/1 to 7/1.
	news.indiainfo.com /2006/09/07/0709brown-blair.html (607 words)

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		Hartlepool has long been a Labour parliamentary stronghold and the party was wise to adopt a popular local councillor as its candidate.
		Iain Wright may not make it to the Cabinet but his earnest localism undoubtedly impressed constituents.
		Even so, the Labour Party saw its share of the vote plummet from a formidable 59.1 per cent when Peter Mandelson was re-elected three years ago to a bare 40.7 per cent on Thursday - Labour's lowest share of the vote in Hartlepool for at least half a century.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2004/10/02/nhart02.xml (835 words)

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