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In this riveting book - part travelogue, part biography, part social history - Ann Treneman of The Times takes you to some of the most interesting graves in Britain.

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Fit Up is the alarming true story, from a woman's perspective, of the tragic consequences of her husband's wrongful arrest for downloading child porn on the Internet. The case caused the couple nearly ten years of grief, to the point where they were driven nearly to suicide. They are the only people in the UK who have successfully sued the police

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An account of remarkable bravery during the Second World War which resulted in the saving of tens of thousands of people from the Holocaust.

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Owen Bennett takes the ultimate road trip, following Nigel Farage and UKIP around Britain on the 2015 General Election campaign trail.

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Rupert Brooke, strikingly good-looking, charming and gifted, has for many become the embodiment of a generation that was all but wiped out between 1914 and 1918. The legend was largely brought about by the words of one of his sonnets: 'If I should die, think only this of me/That there's some corner of a foreign field that is forever England.' The

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In age when polling and forecasting have come under close scrutiny for real and perceived failings this is the book that sorts the good from the bad.

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Kenny MacAskill skilfully retells the events of January, 1919 and describes how this working-class protest became embedded in the political narrative and mythology of Glasgow.

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The latest in Biteback's best-selling Dialogue Espionage Classics series of rediscovered spy masterpieces. reminiscent of The Thirty-Nine Steps.

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A fascinating new perspective on Margaret Thatcher and the role her religious beliefs played in British and international political life.

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Michael Ashcroft's new book charts Sunak's ascent from his parents' Southampton pharmacy to the University of Oxford, the City of London, Silicon Valley - and the top of British politics.

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The remarkable story of Joan Ruddock, born in the Welsh valleys, who came to lead one of Britain's biggest protest movements, and went on to address the United Nations and become an influential MP and minister.

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Going Up is a journey from Chicago to Putney, to Charterhouse, on up to Cambridge, and beyond to Hollywood and France, recording experiences that were absorbed in his opulent novels and screenplays. Raphael is the author of over twenty novels, the most celebrated being The Glittering Prizes

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The story of West Ham's final season at Upton Park, from the sad farewells to the anticipation of a new future in Stratford.

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An anthology of famous last words, some funny, some reflective, some scornful and some delirious,

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The extraordinary true story of Britain's highest profile green entrepeneur.

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This important book exposes a hidden problem, the growing crisis in our criminal justice system.

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An inspirational 'hairmoir', Hair Apparent embraces the powerful legacy of Afro hair across several countries and seven decades of social, political and cultural change. Right now, Afro hair is living its best life, and Tina's manifesto of survival, resilience and identity helps us praise it like we should.

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With each chapter written by a prominent political figure, including Sir Nicholas Soames, David Owen and Rachel Reeves, the book provides some hugely revealing portraits of Britain's former leaders, shining a light on their sometimes warm, and at other times downright hostile, attitudes towards Europe.

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Hammer of the Left is a visceral, no-holds-barred account of political intrigue and warfare. It is a vivid portrait of one of the most turbulent times in the history of Labour, and a timely reminder for the party of today of the dangers of disunity and of drifting too far from electoral reality.

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At the centenary of Wilson's birth and the anniversary of his greatest electoral triumph, this biography is an important new assessment of one of the political giants of twentieth-century politics.

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Comprehensive biography of one of the world's biggest stars.

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Fully updated edition of the definitive biography of the Queen of England, released to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee year.

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This personal account describes how the Hillsborough disaster unfolded; provides an insight into what was happening at South Yorkshire Police headquarters in the aftermath; and gives an objective and compassionate account of the bereaved families' long struggle for justice.

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With characteristic wit and passion, West Ham fan Brian Williams examines the club's relocation to the London Stadium and what both club and fans have lost in the process.