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Part 1 ABBOTT, Diane (Hackney North and Stoke Newington) 2. Remunerated employment, office, profession etc Fees received for co-presenting BBC’s “This Week” TV programme. Address: BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, London W12 7RJ. March 2009, received £3356. (Registered 27 January 2010) April 2009, received £839. (Registered 27 January 2010) May 2009, received £2517. (Registered 27 January 2010) June 2009, received £3356. (Registered 27 January 2010) July 2009, received £2517. Hours: 9 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) October 2009, received £2517. Hours: 12 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) November 2009, received £3356. Hours: 12 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) December 2009, received £1678. Hours: 6 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) January 2010, received £2517. Hours: 9 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) February 2010, received £3,356. Hours: 12 hrs. (Registered 24 February 2010) March 2010, received £4,195. Hours: 15 hrs. (Registered 24 March 2010) April 2010, received £3,356. Hours: 12 hours (Registered 3 June 2010) May 2010, received £1,687 Hours: 6 hours. (Registered 3 June 2010) June 2010, received £839. Hours: 3 hrs. (Registered 13 July 2010) October 2010, received £839. Hours: 3 hrs. (Registered 2 November 2010) Lecture fees received from Arcadia University. Address: 450 S. Easton Rd., Glenside, PA 19038, USA. September 2009, received £900. Hours: 7.5 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) January 2010, received £600. Hours: 5 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) September 2009, received fee of £900 for taking part in ITV programme “The Other Side”. Address: ITV plc, The London Television Centre, Upper Ground, London SE1 9LT. Hours: 24 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) October 2009, fee of £1000 for speaking at the Royal College of Surgeons’ Conference entitled “Women in Surgery”. Address: The Royal College of Surgeons of England, 35-43 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PE. Hours: 2.5 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) November 2009, fee of £1000 for speaking at the Health Foundation Conference entitled “Shared Leadership in Health Inequalities”. Address: Health Foundation, 90 Long Acre, London WC2E 9RA. Hours: 6 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) January 2010, fee of £5000 for speaking at Legal & General Annual Staff Convention. Address of payer: Speakers Corner, 207 High Road, London N2 8AN. Hours: 6 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) November 2009, fee of £750 for appearing on Pett TV Production of ITV TV programme “All Star Impressions Show”. Address: Pett Productions Ltd, Ground Floor, Fintrax House, Station Road North, Merstham, Surrey RH1 3ED. Hours: 6 hrs. (Registered 27 January 2010) Articles written for The Guardian. Address: Guardian News & Media, Kings Place, 90 York Way, London N1 9GU. Fees received for articles written between March and June 2009. (Registered 27 January 2010) 06 July 2009, payment of £50. Hours: 30 minutes. (Registered 27 January 2010) 10 July 2009, payment of £50. Hours: 30 minutes. (Registered 27 January 2010) 23 July 2009, payment of £50. Hours: 30 minutes. (Registered 27 January 2010) 27 July 2009, payment of £50. Hours: 30 minutes. (Registered 27 January 2010) 10 August 2009, payment of £50. Hours: 30 minutes. (Registered 27 January 2010) 26 August 2009, payment of £50. Hours: 30 minutes. (Registered 27 January 2010) 07 September 2009, payment of £100. Hours: 1 hour. (Registered 27 January 2010) 13 October 2009, payment of £50. Hours: 30 minutes. (Registered 27 January 2010) 1 05 November 2009, payment of £50. Hours: 30 minutes. (Registered 27 January 2010) 07 December 2009, payment of £285. Hours: 2 hours. (Registered 27 January 2010) March 2010, payment of £50. Hours: 30 mins (Registered 24 March 2010) February 2010, received £300 for filming obituary Item for ITN News. Address: ITN News, 200 Grays Inn Road, London WC1X 8XZ. Hours: 6 hrs. (Registered 24 February 2010) March 2010, fee of £200 for participating in BBC Radio ‘Any Questions’ programme. Address: BBC Broadcasting House, Portland Place, London W1A 1AA. Hours: 1.5 hrs. (Registered 24 March 2010) May 2010, fee of £1,000for taking part in BBC Television programme “Cash in the Attic”. Address: Leopard Films Ltd, 1-3 St Peter’s Street, London N1 8JD. (Registered 3 June 2010) June 2010, fee of £250 received for Independent Newspaper article. Address: Independent Print Ltd, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5HF. Hours: 2 hrs. (Registered 13 July 2010) June 2010, fee of £200 received for The Voice newspaper article. Address: GV Media Group, Northern & Shell Tower, 6th Floor, 4 Selsdon Way, London E14 9GL. Hours: 2 hrs. (Registered 13 July 2010) August 2010, fee of £250 received for participation in Channel 4 “4 Thought” television series. Address: Waddell Media, 7-12 St Helen’s Business Park, Holywood, County Down BT18 9HQ. Hours: 1 hr. (Registered 20 September 2010) August 2010, fee of £400 received for article in the Sunday Express newspaper. Address: Sunday Express, 10 Lower Thames Street, London EC3R 6EN. Hours: 1 hr. (Registered 20 September 2010) October 2010, fee of £400 for writing article for the Express Newspaper. Address: Express Newspapers, The Northern & Shell Building, 10 Lower Thames Street, London EC3R 6EN. Hours: 1hr 30mins. (Registered 2 November 2010) October 2010, fee of £250 for appearing on ITV ‘Alan Titchmarsh Show’. Address: Spun Gold TV, 2nd Floor, Tabernacle Court, 16-28 Tabernacle Street, London EC2A 4DD. Hours: 3 hrs. (Registered 2 November 2010) 4. Sponsorships (b) Support in the capacity as an MP Donation to support my campaign for leadership of the Labour Party: Name of donor: BM Creative Management Ltd (Media) Address of donor: 4th Floor, Aldwych House, Aldwych, London WC2B 4HN Amount of donation or nature and value if donation in kind: £10,000 Date of receipt: 8 October 2010 Date of acceptance: 11 October 2010 Donor status: company, registration 05635995 (Registered 11 October 2010) Name of donor: The Arts Club Address of donor: 40 Dover street London W1S 4NP Amount of donation or nature and value if donation in kind: £3,000 Date of receipt: 25 October 2010 Date of acceptance: 5 October 2010 Donor status: company, registration 0047802 (Registered 25 October 2010) ADAMS, Gerry (Belfast West) 2. Remunerated employment, office, profession etc Author. Member of the Northern Ireland Assembly. The hours are difficult to calculate as the roles of MP and MLA are often combined. 29 July 2009, gross monthly salary of £3591.75 (Registered 2 February 2010) 26 August 2009, gross monthly salary of £3591.75 (Registered 2 February 2010) 28 September 2009, gross monthly salary of £3591.75 (Registered 2 February 2010) 28 October 2009, gross monthly salary of £3591.75 (Registered 2 February 2010) 2 26 November 2009, gross monthly salary of £3591.75 (Registered 2 February 2010) 18 December 2009, gross monthly salary of £3591.75 (Registered 2 February 2010) 27 January 2010, gross monthly salary of £3591.75 (Registered 2 February 2010) 24 February 2010, gross monthly salary £3,591.75. (Registered 21 June 2010) 29 March 2010, gross monthly salary £3,591.75. (Registered 21 June 2010) 28 April 2010, gross monthly salary £3,591.75. (Registered 21 June 2010) 29 May 2010, gross monthly salary £3,591.75. (Registered 21 June 2010) 25 June 2010, gross monthly salary £3,591.75. (Registered 2 December 2010) 28 July 2010, gross monthly salary £3,591.75. (Registered 2 December 2010) 26 August 2010, gross monthly salary £3,591.75. (Registered 2 December 2010) 26 September 2010, gross monthly salary £3,591.75. (Registered 2 December 2010) 27 October 2010, gross monthly salary £3,591.75. (Registered 2 December 2010) 26 November 2010, gross monthly salary £3,591.75. (Registered 2 December 2010) Writer for Belfast Media Group, Teach Basil, 2 Hannaghstown Hill, Belfast, BT17 0LT.Write a weekly column for Andersontown News; a weekly blog; and, a monthly column for Irish Echo in New York. 6 October 2009. Received a payment of £800. Payment relates to work carried out in September 2009. Hours: 18 hrs. (27 November 2009) 4 November 2009 Received a payment of £800. Payment relates to work carried out in October 2009. Hours: 18 hrs. (27 November 2009) 3 December 2009, received £817.39 for work done in November 2009. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 2 February 2010) 5 January 2010, received £817.39 for work done in December 2009. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 2 February 2010) 4 February 2010, received payment of £816.25 for work done in January 2010. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 21 June 2010) 4 March 2010, received payment of £845.24 for work done in February 2010. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 21 June 2010) 7 April 2010, received payment of £820.93 for work done in March 2010. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 21 June 2010) 5 May 2010, received payment of £795.68 for work done in April 2010. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 21 June 2010) 4 June 2010, received payment of £795.69 for work done in May 2010. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 2 December 2010) 8 July 2010, received payment of £773.27 for work done in June 2010. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 2 December 2010) 4 August 2010, received payment of £774.14 for work done in July 2010. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 2 December 2010) 3 September 2010, received payment of £778.86 for work done in August 2010. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 2 December 2010) 5 October 2010, received payment of £812.52 for work done in September 2010. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 2 December 2010) 4 November 2010, received payment of £817.19 for work done in October 2010. Hours: 18 hrs. (Registered 2 December 2010) 12 January 2010, received a payment of £5000 (with £5000 to follow) from Pioneer Productions, 32 Galena Road, London W6 OLT, for work on a television documentary.
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