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Sir '''James Quinlan''' was the British Minister for Technology. He conspired with General [[Carrington]] to capture three [[Alien Ambassador's species|aliens]], hoping to have the political coup of making first contact; he used his power and influence to stymy UNIT's investigations, as they were an international body and not a British one. The Doctor was aware that Sir James was involved.  
Sir '''James Quinlan''' was the British Minister for Technology. He conspired with General [[Carrington]] to capture three [[Alien Ambassador's species|aliens]], hoping to have the political coup of making first contact; he used his power and influence to stymy UNIT's investigations, as they were an international body and not a British one. The [[Third Doctor]] was aware that Sir James was involved.  


Carrington later had one of the aliens kill Sir James, in order to cover his tracks. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Ambassadors of Death]]'')
Carrington later had one of the aliens kill Sir James, in order to cover his tracks. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Ambassadors of Death]]'')

Revision as of 05:30, 30 November 2012

Sir James Quinlan was the British Minister for Technology. He conspired with General Carrington to capture three aliens, hoping to have the political coup of making first contact; he used his power and influence to stymy UNIT's investigations, as they were an international body and not a British one. The Third Doctor was aware that Sir James was involved.

Carrington later had one of the aliens kill Sir James, in order to cover his tracks. (TV: The Ambassadors of Death)

Before he died, he received a letter from the Apocalypse Clock which predicted the exact date and time of his death. (AUDIO: The Last Post)

After his death, British space defence was taken over by Sir John Sudbury of C19. (PROSE: The Scales of Injustice)