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Stewart Adams - Inventor of Ibuprofen
Professor Bob Boucher - Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sheffield
Professor Arthur Carty - National Science Advisor to the Prime Minister of Canada
Sir Bernard Crossland - President of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers
Professor Louis Essen - physicist
Sir Clive Granger - 2003 Nobel Laureate, Economics
Gerald Hawkins - Professor of astronomy, noted for his interest in Stonehenge
Sir Brian Heap - Master of St Edmund's College, Cambridge, and former Vice-President of the Royal Society
Professor Reginald Hugh Hickling - Lawyer, colonial civil servant, law academic and author
Emma J King - physicist & science communicator
JProfessor James Kinsley - a professor of linguistics who was called as an expert witness in a case about the use of the word 'bollocks' in the Sex Pistols' album title 'Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols'
Lord Lewis of Newnham - chemist
Sir Keith O'Nions - geologist, Director-General UK Research Councils
Professor Austin Quigley - Dean, Columbia College of Columbia University
Roger Tomlinson - "Father of GIS"
Professor Ian Wilmut - embryologist who managed the team who cloned Dolly the sheep
Rev Dr Riad Kassis - Lebanese/Syrian theologian specializing in the Old Testament

Matthew Bannister - BBC broadcaster and administrator
Professor Robert Brustein - Harvard English professor, founder of Yale University repertory theatre and the American Repertory theatre
Michael Coren - author and broadcaster
Ian Dickson - judge of Australian Idol
Graham Fitkin - composer
Daniel Gerroll - actor
Elliott Gotkine - BBC South America correspondent
Haydn Gwynne - actress
Chris Hawkins - radio personality
Oliver James - Psychologist and TV presenter
Colin Matthews - composer
James Moir - former controller of BBC Radio 2
Richard Northedge - business journalist
Jeff Randall - Daily Telegraph editor-at-large and Sky television presenter
James Robinson - The Observer media correspondent
|Tracie]] - pop singer
Ruth Wilson - actress
Helen Willetts - BBC weather presenter
Alasdair Grant - Actor - Golden Globe winner for "Rasputin" (1996)
Tim Walklate - Musician - pioneered creating music on mobiles, famous for the song 'Arabian Hedgehogs'

Jonathan Browning - Chairman, Vauxhall Motors
Michael Carpenter - Chairman & CEO, Citigroup Global Investments
John Coomber - CEO, Swiss Re
Kuok Khoon Ean]] - Chairman, South China Morning Post
Anne Gunther - CEO, Standard Life
Keith Hamill - Chairman, Moss Bros, Go Airline, Collins Stewart and Luminar
Michael Hodgkinson|Sir Michael Hodgkinson]] - Chairman, Post Office Ltd; former CEO, BAA Plc
Clive Hollick - Former owner of United News
Judith McHale - President and CEO, Discovery Communications
Tim Martin - Chairman of Wetherspoons
Oliver Pawle - Vice-Chairman of UBS Investment Bank
Sir Robert Phillis - Chief Executive, Guardian Media Group
Peter Rice - President, Fox Searchlight Pictures
John Timpson - Chairman, Timpson
Andrew Witty - CEO, Glaxo Smithkline

Rt. Hon Peter Ala Adjetey - Speaker of the Ghanaian Parliament
Zainab Bangura - Human rights campaigner, former Sierra Leone Presidential Candidate
Najib Tun Razak|Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak - Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia
His Majesty Sultan Tuanku Ja'afar, Tenth Yang di-Pertuan Agong, King of Malaysia, Yang Dipertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan
His Majesty Sultan Raja Azlan Shah - Ninth King of Malaysia, Sultan of Perak
Tengku Tan Sri Ahmad Rithaudden - former Minister of Defence of Malaysia
Tuanku Bahiyah - the fifth Queen of Malaysia
Tun Dato Seri Dr. Haji Hamdan Bin Sheik Tahir - Governor of Penang province, Malaysia
Tunku Tan-Sri Imran ibni Tuanku Jaafar - Prince of Negeri Sembilan, President of the Olympic Council of Malaysia
Zara Salim Davidson - tha Crown Princess of Perak and the grandniece of the first Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman.

Bob Allcock, Solicitor General, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government
Richard Best, Baron Best|Lord Best of Godmanstone]] - Director, Joseph Rowntree Foundation
Andrew Colquhoun - Director-General, The Royal Horticultural Society
Frank Halford - aircraft engine designer
Sir Anthony Holland - Chairman of Northern Ireland Parades Commission
The Rt Revd and Rt Hon. Lord Hope of Thornes - former Archbishop of York|Lord Archbishop of York
The Rt Hon. Sylvia, Baroness Jay of Ewelme - Director-General, Food and Drink Federation
Air Vice Marshal Johnnie Johnson - pilot, Second World War flying ace
Mary Marsh - Director of the NSPCC
John Monks - Former General Secretary of the Trades Union Congress
Dame Helen Reeves - Chief Executive of Victim Support
Sir John Sawers - Diplomat
Sir Richard Tilt - Social Fund Commissioner, former Director General HM Prison Service
Sir Mike Tomlinson - Chief Inspector of Schools
Greville Wynne - British spy, imprisoned by the KGB

Kristan Bromley - Bob Skeleton World Cup winner 2003/2004
Sir Denis Follows - General Secretary, The Football Association and Chairman, British Olympic Association
Brian Moore - England rugby player
Deryck Murray - Former Trinidad and Tobago and West Indies wicketkeeper
Lynn Simpson - Former world champion canoeist
Deng Yaping - four times Olympic table tennis champion, voted Chinese female athlete of the century
Campbell Walsh - Athens 2004 Canoe Slalom(K1)Olympic Silver medilist, and Canoe Slalom World Cup Champion 2004
Keith Wyness - Chief Executive, Everton FC
Edward Shield - Former junior world champion, ten pin bowling
Lawrence Palk - Former World Champion Surfer (Fiji, 1998). Nickname - Crazy Larry
Matt Smith - Leicester Tigers rugby player

Meena Alexander - writer and poet
Christopher Bigsby - novelist and literary critic
Peter Boardman - mountaineer and writer
Michael Bracewell - novelist
Idris Davies - poet
Jill Dawson - novelist
Nirpal Singh Dhaliwal - novelist
John Harvey - crime writer
Michael Hirst - screenwriter, Elizabeth
Alan Jones (priest), author and Dean of Grace Cathedral, San Francisco
Bert Keizer - author of Dancing with Mister D: Notes on Life and Death
D. H. Lawrence - novelist
Stanley Middleton - novelist, winner of the Booker Prize
Blake Morrison - novelist, poet, critic and journalist
Michael Scammell - biographer, translator, Professor of Writing at Columbia University