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	E. Phillips Oppenheim - Biography and Works
		Edward Phillips Oppenheim was born on 22 October 1866, in London, England.
		Oppenheim travelled in England and the continent on business, and he went to the United States in 1892 where he met his future wife Elsie Clara Hopkins of Easthampton, Massachusetts, with whom he'd have one daughter, Josephine.
		A year later Oppenheim had already published over thirty books, his move to the country and life as a country squire bringing on a prolific period of writing.
	www.online-literature.com /oppenheim (796 words)

	Global Payroll Conference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Phillip Oppenheim the flamboyant ex Minister,entrepreneur, farmer, journalist, political pundit and businessman is a colourful figure to invite to speak at your event be it a light hearted after dinner or a more serious business or motivational event.
		Oppenheim has a tendency to attract controversy and no wonder when he writes and speak’s in the media in a style that can only can be termed “close to the bone”.
		On the after dinner side amongst many topics Oppenheim tells of the comedy of being in charge of Customs and Excise though to the fall of Thatcher-how she really went and why she just goes on and on.
	website.lineone.net /~globalpayconference/phillipo.html (274 words)

	Bulldog will face court over service failures - ZDNet UK
		Oppenheim is seeking damages from Bulldog for losses his business suffered through the lack of a broadband connection.
		Once he became a Bulldog customer, Oppenheim says he was unable to get an Internet connection, and it took two weeks before he was back on a BT connection, and another two weeks before he was returned to his previous ISP.
		Oppenheim then attempted to win compensation from Bulldog, arguing that the company should have allowed him to cancel his contract before he was transferred to their network.
	news.zdnet.co.uk /communications/0,1000000085,39252763,00.htm (677 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Phillip Oppenheim
		Phillip Oppenheim, 49, founded and ran a highly successful business-information publishing company (WTB plc) which he eventually sold to Reed Elsevier in 1989.
		From 1983-97 he was a Conservative Member of Parliament, and from 1994-97 he served as a member of the British government as Trade Minister and as Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, roles that brought him into contact with some of the world's (and Asia's) most important policymakers.
		Working with Joe de Courcy and Phillip Oppenheim is a team of editors, consultants, academics, economists, and security specialists based throughout Asia and in the world's major power centres.
	www.zoominfo.com /Search/PersonDetail.aspx?PersonID=72685269 (288 words)

	ISP-Review.com News - Ex-MP takes legal action against Bulldog
		Phillip Oppenheim, a former Minister in John Major's Government and now owner of the Cubana Cafe & Restaurant in London, agreed to switch to Bulldog's broadband service last July.
		He maintains that once switched to Bulldog, he was unable to connect to its high speed internet service and was left without a broadband connection.
		In his witness statement seen by The Register, Mr Oppenheim says he tried to take up his complaint directly with Bulldog but this was not resolved satisfactorily.
	www.isp-review.com /news/viewstory.php?id=982 (343 words)

	Political Speakers - Lemon Tree Entertainment.
		A colourful figure Phillip is a flamboyant entrepreneur, farmer, journalist, political guru and businessman.
		Oppenheim tells of the comedy of being in charge of Customs and Excise to the fall of Thatcher.
		Call upon Oppenheim for an enjoyable after dinner speech or for a serious political, media or business talk.
	www.lemontree.f9.co.uk /acts/speaker_politics6.htm (102 words)

	Irate Bulldog user settles court case - ZDNet UK
		Phillip Oppenheim, managing director of Cubana bar and restaurant, launched legal action against Bulldog after his business suffered a disrupted broadband service last year.
		Oppenheim had agreed to move to Bulldog in July 2005.
		Once he became a Bulldog customer, Oppenheim said he was unable to get an Internet connection, and it took two weeks before he was back on a BT connection, and another two weeks before he was returned to his previous ISP.
	news.zdnet.co.uk /communications/0,1000000085,39257058,00.htm (681 words)

	Customer Takes Bulldog To Court (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Ex-Conservative MP Phillip Oppenheim is taking Bulldog to the small claims court in an attempt to seek greater compensation for the losses incurred after finding himself unable to cancel.
		Oppenheim reportedly attempted to join the provider in July 2005, yet after being unable to contact support he opted to cancel:
		Bulldog had initially offered £45 in compensation, although this was not felt to be enough (we agree), hence the court case.
	www.ispreview.co.uk /cgi-bin/news/viewnews.cgi?id=EEupEZpVFpUiTUhiEh (220 words)

	Phillip Oppenheim motivational, business and after dinner speaker with full speakers profiles, UK and Worldwide
		Phillip Oppenheim motivational, business and after dinner speaker with full speakers profiles, UK and Worldwide
		hillip Oppenheim the flamboyant ex Minister,entrepreneur, farmer, journalist, political pundit and businessman is a colourful figure to invite to speak at your event be it a light hearted after dinner or a more serious business or motivational event.
		On the after dinner side amongst many topics Oppenheim tells of the comedy of being in charge of Customs and Excise though to the fall of Thacher-how she really went and why she just goes on and on.
	www.speakers-uk.com /celebrity-speakers/phillip-oppenheim (462 words)

	Bulldog Settles Customer Court Case (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bulldog has agreed to settle the court case brought by former customer Phillip Oppenheim.
		The case was due to be heard at a London court last Friday, but it is understood that Oppenheim has agreed to accept an undisclosed sum from Bulldog in compensation.
		Oppenheim has demanded full disclosure of documents from Bulldog, which would have made any customer service issues experienced by the company a matter of public record.
	www.ispreview.co.uk /cgi-bin/news/viewnews.cgi?id=EEukkVAkEEsxcfEtwl (207 words)

	Bulldog taken to court :: UK Broadband Usergroup :: Serving the broadband community
		Posted by: eusty on Friday, February 17, 2006 - 07:00 AM Bulldog is being taken to court by a businessman who claims that he suffered weeks of disruption which caused him lost income.
		The problem started when Phillip Oppenheim who is the manger of a bar and restaurant in London agreed to move to Bulldog in July last year.
		Following concerns over it's lack of service he had second thoughts and subsequently tried to cancel the installation, which he claims that Bulldog refused to allow, and a week later he was connected.
	www.uk-bug.net /News-article-sid-1127.html (337 words)

	The Kingdom of the Blind » E Phillip Oppenheim (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Kingdom of the Blind » E Phillip Oppenheim
		E Phillip Oppenheim » The Kingdom of the Blind » Chapter I
		Lady Anselman stood in the centre of the lounge at the Ritz Hotel and with a delicately-poised forefinger counted her guests.
	www.classical-literature.com /a/e-phillip-oppenheim/the-tide-marsh.html (2423 words)

	New Statesman - How Ann fell out with Michael
		The two managed to stay out of each other's hair until the following year, when Portillo was put in charge of the Department of Employment, where Widdecombe was minister of state.
		A dispute arose between Widdecombe and her deputy, Phillip Oppenheim, over who should pilot through the House of Commons the Disability Discrimination Bill 1995, a piece of legislation that put the onus on employers to care for disabled people.
		The bill had little attraction for Tories - it had earlier been withdrawn under the tutelage of the hapless Nicholas Scott - and when Widdecombe pushed Oppenheim into taking on the job, he protested to Portillo, arguing that Widdecombe "was touchy-feely and a woman".
	www.newstatesman.com /200010230016 (1202 words)

	Guardian \| High time for a decent debate
		Phillip Oppenheim has his drug of choice (alcohol).
		As for drug tsars, well, we know how tsars end up.
		As Conservative Treasury minister in charge of customs and excise, Phillip Oppenheim served on a government committee on drugs in 1996-97
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4074293-103677,00.html (1096 words)

	Kiss me, I'm a Tory Evening Standard (London) - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Evening Standard (London), Dec 20, 2001 by PHILLIP OPPENHEIM
		Wise up, says former minister Phillip Oppenheim SO a Conservative MP likens himself to a "male Bridget Jones" as he moans in the Press about the difficulty of finding a wife.
		You might have thought that as a 27-year-old elected to parliament back in 1983 I would have had the pick of the drawing rooms of SW London and, certainly, a fair number of heavily accessorised girls were thrust my way.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4153/is_20011220/ai_n11990232 (767 words)

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		Ann Widdecombe MP The Rt Hon Phillip Oppenheim
		The Rt Hon Phillip Oppenheim, former Conservative minister.
	www.nfdh.org.uk /patrons.html (309 words)

	Euro fault linesEuropean Economic and Monetary Union
		Fiddling with Hague's image while his policy-makers lose the plot.
		Former Conservative-MP, Phillip Oppenheim, argues that it is not Hague's image that needs to be changed.
		It is time somebody with a bit of style cared about the Tories.
	website.lineone.net /~mjb22/politicsplus33.htm (1097 words)

	Jeanne of the Marshes eBooks - E. Phillips Oppenheim - Visit eBookMall Today!
		Jeanne of the Marshes eBooks - E. Phillips Oppenheim - Visit eBookMall Today!
		Filmed in 1921 as "Behind Masks," here is British suspense maestro E. Phillip Oppenheim's masterful tale of romance and betrayal among the upper classes!
		Sometimes, Kate said slowly, "I have had strange thoughts about him.
	www.ebookmall.com /ebooks/jeanne-of-the-marshes-oppenheim-ebooks.htm (144 words)

	Government reconsiders VAT proposal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Fierce lobbying from industry and tax experts looks set to force the Government to back down on a controversial VAT Budget proposal.
		Representatives from eight trade associations, including the British Retail Consortium and the Association of British Insurers, have pressured Exchequer secretary Phillip Oppenheim to ditch plans to levy VAT at 17.5% on insurance packages sold at the point of sale, but at only 4% for other insurance providers.
		Customs and Excise wants to close a #400m-a-year loophole whereby retailers make savings by shifting VAT costs from non-insurance products into the 4% bracket.
	www.accountancyage.com /articles/print/2014888 (247 words)

	The House Magazine - The Parliamentary Weekly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Labour manifesto paves the way for large-scale business involvement in the welfare state, says Mark Seddon
		Phillip Oppenheim compares the 2001 and 1997 Tory manifestos
		George Parker considers the Lib Dems' manifesto and the impact of Charles Kennedy's leadership on the party's platform
	www.epolitix.com /EN/Publications/House/947_26/home.htm (196 words)

	The Interloper by E. Phillips Oppenheim
		Shipping outside United States: Quoted at time of purchase
		Description: The Interloper by E. Phillip Oppenheim; Published by Triangle Books in 1941; Dust Jacket
		Floating Peril E P Oppenheim 1935 HB 1st ed
	www.goantiques.com /detail,interloper-phillips-oppenheim,396332.html (52 words)

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		And this singular man who stood up against 'governmental interference' won an overwhelming majority of votes and thrashed the sitting New Labour MP!
		As Phillip Oppenheim (an ex-Tory MP from many moons ago) has recently pointed out on several occasions, it is crucial that the Tories get across to the public that they stand for reducing government and for handing back more powers, and more money, to the people themselves.
		For example, it still hasn't got across to the majority of the public that the Tories' opposition to joining the single European currency has got absolutely nothing to do with xenophobia and everything to do with retaining the powers to govern one's own nation.
	angryharry.com /esWhytheToriesmissedtheirchanceandlost.htm (1200 words)

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