King's College London
King's College London is a public research university located in London, United Kingdom, and a founding constituent college of the federal University of London.
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Mara Delius
Literary critic
Geoffrey Wong
Actor
Sylvia Wynter
Jamaican novelist
Abdul Koroma
Sierra Leonean jurist
Aisha Muhammed-Oyebode
Murtala Muhammed's daughter
Janet Thornton
Magnus Brunner
Federal Minister of Finance of Austria
Frederick Hutton
Biological scientist
Stanley William Hayter
Painter
Isabel dos Santos
Angolan businesswoman
John Thadeus Delane
Editor
Sidney Webb
Former President of the Board of Trade of the United Kingdom
Jef Van Damme
Member of the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region
Raja Ramanna
Indian physicist
Jyotirmoy Guhathakurta
June Barrow-Green
Professor of mathematics
Kenneth Leung Yuk-wai
Politician
Mohammed Qubaty
Former Minister of Tourism of Yemen
Simon Baron-Cohen
British clinical psychologist
Ahron Bregman
Political scientist
Africanus Horton
Writer
Rachel de Souza
Children's Commissioner for England
Tony Radakin
Navy officer
Ernest Clark
Former Governor of Tasmania
Fay Jones
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Keith Simpson
Pathologist
Walter Homolka
German rabbi
Francis Chang-Sam
Former Attorney General of Seychelles
N. H. Ashton
British pathologist
Omobola Johnson
Hugh Beard
James Moorhouse
Former Member of the European Parliament
Chris Sheasby
Rugby union player
DJ Qualls
American actor
Naji Abu Nowar
British-Jordanian film director
A. Robert Lee
Professor
Andrew Exum
Former United States Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Middle East
Andrew Haines
British epidemiologist
Agnes Jekyll
British artist
Edmund Davies, Baron Edmund-Davies
Former British Lord of Appeal in Ordinary
Horace Maybray King
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Edward Middleton Barry
English architect ‧ Charles Barry's son
Bijan Daneshmand
Iranian actor
Helen Joseph
South African activist
Ann Pilling
English author
Craig Warner
Playwright
John Cockburn
Former Premier of South Australia
