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Derek Laud
Derek George Henry Laud (born 9 August 1964) is a British lobbyist, businessman, political adviser, speechwriter, and journalist. He achieved celebrity status during his time as a contestant in the 2005 series of the British reality television show ''Big Brother''. He is an occasional television and radio broadcaster and newspaper feature writer. Laud is co-founder and the executive director of the New City Initiative, a think tank and financial lobbying company.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=NCI: Board of Directors )〕 He is also a partner, partnership secretary, Director of the Advisory Board, and Director of Corporate Affairs at wealth management company Stanhope Capital LLP. Laud was the first black member of the Conservative Monday Club and first black master of foxhounds in the United Kingdom.
==Early life and education==
Derek Laud was born on 9 August 1964 in Chelsea, London. His parents, Lyn and Samuel Laud, had emigrated to the United Kingdom from Jamaica in the late 1950s.〔 Laud's mother was a nurse and his father left the family when Laud was eight.〔
As a child Laud became close to two middle-aged sisters, Anne and Cecily Meehan, and went to live with them in Clapham following a breakdown in his relationship with his mother as a result of his revealing to her that he was homosexual at the age of 14; Laud had known that he was gay since he was eight.〔 Laud was later reconciled with his mother after a near-20-year estrangement.〔 Anne Meehan was deputy headmistress of Falconbrook House School in Clapham, which Laud attended, and Cecily worked as a child psychologist. In an article for the ''Daily Mail'' in 2007 Laud described the sisters' importance in his life, and how he consults them on every major decision.〔
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