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Knighthod for Richard Philip Douglas CB

Congratulations to Richard Philip DOUGLAS CB on whom was conferred a Knighthood in The King's Birthday Honours.

Sir Richard Philip Douglas CB (born 20 November 1956 in York, Yorkshire) is a British former senior civil servant and influential health leader. He previously served as Director General for Finance, Strategy and the NHS at the Department of Health.

His knighthood is in recognition of services to the National Health Service (Rainham, Kent)…

Richard Philip Douglas, b1956

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A new development in spam applications to join the Douglas Achives!

I think the answer is 'Rejected'.

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