Tom Tugendhat
Tom Tugendhat is a British politician and former security minister, recognized for his concerns about national security and human rights, and has been outspoken against the establishment of the Chinese mega-embassy in London.
Born on Jun 26, 1973 (52 years old)
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Australia:
Tom Tugendhat urged the Government to investigate the takeover of Nexperia on national security grounds.
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United Kingdom:
Christopher Cash allegedly sent a voice note saying that Tugendhat would almost certainly get a job in Rishi Sunak's cabinet.
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United Kingdom:
Mr Cash was understood to have had access to several Conservative MPs, reportedly including former security minister Tom Tugendhat.
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United Kingdom:
Christopher Cash reportedly had access to several Conservative MPs, including Tom Tugendhat.
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Israel:
Tom Tugendhat criticized the use of AI-generated press releases in Parliament.
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Ireland:
Tom Tugendhat, a Conservative MP and former minister, warned the change in law would represent 'a huge shift in the relationship between the individual and the state'.
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Canada:
Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat expressed concerns about the implications of the bill.
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United Kingdom:
The Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat expressed deep concern about the fundamental shift in the role of the state.
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Canada:
Tom Tugendhat is a member of Parliament in the United Kingdom and a former security minister.
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Greece:
Tom Tugendhat is a British politician who served as Minister of State for Security in the Johnson and Sunak governments and has unsuccessfully attempted to run for Prime Minister twice.
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