Waheed Alli, Baron Alli was born on 16 November 1964 and is a British media entrepreneur and politician.
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Waheed Alli, Baron Alli was born on 16 November 1964 and is a British media entrepreneur and politician.
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Waheed Alli'smother was Hindu and his father Muslim; he has two brothers, who are Muslims.
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Waheed Alli attended Stanley Technical College in South Norwood and left school at 16 with nine O-levels.
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Waheed Alli started work as a junior researcher for a finance magazine, crediting his first success to Salem Ghayar, who hired and mentored him.
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Waheed Alli became a Carlton board director before stepping down a year later.
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Waheed Alli was a founder investor in Koovs, an Indian online retailer looking to replicate the success of ASOS in the subcontinent.
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Waheed Alli joined the Labour Party at the persuasion of his neighbour Emily Thornberry, to whom he remains close.
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Waheed Alli has used his political position to argue for gay rights.
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Waheed Alli's work has been focused around gay rights, youth and education.
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Portrait of Waheed Alli is in the National Portrait Gallery collection, which contains "portraits of the Nation's great men and women".
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