The cabinet papers also show that the poll tax was not the brainchild of the Adam Smith Institute, as has been widely credited, but of Lord Victor Rothschild, who had headed Edward Heath's Downing Street thinktank in the 1970s.
He was a consultant architect overseeing a polo club, the brainchild of the Sultan of Brunei, and he designed a medical centre in Dubai and a women's hospital in Qatar.
The bill is the brainchild of Mark Neary, who in 2011 won a court case against Hillingdon council in west London for detaining his autistic son in a care unit.
This had been the brainchild of Edward Donovan, an amateur zoologist, author, artist and budding entrepreneur who had opened its doors on Catherine Street just off the Strand in 1807.
It was the brainchild of Michael Heseltine and was taken up by Peter Mandelson.
Gallipoli was the brainchild of Winston Churchill, then first lord of the admiralty.
Situated, as its name suggests, on the corner of Oxford Road and Whitworth Street, Cornerhouse was the brainchild of long-serving local MP, Sir Gerald Kaufman, and businessman Sir Bob Scott.
Speaking after a special screening on 16 April, the restoration team, led by Toby Haggith, senior curator in film at the Imperial War Museum, outlined the process to finish the film, which was originally the brainchild of producer Sidney Bernstein (who went on to found Granada Television).
The poll is the brainchild of David Lindo – AKA the Urban Birder – who has long been puzzled as to why we (along with Canada) are one of the very few countries not to have an official national bird.
They fund themselves with their concurrent venture, SlumGods Tours and Travels, brainchild of Sagar Vatapu (DJ Segar).
The tour debuted last year in Virginia and Georgia and is the brainchild of Rob Dickens and Brad Scudder, two thirtysomethings who trained as lawyers before they became entrepreneurs seeking to turn thrills into profits.
