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The definitive biography of Bob Crow.

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The first biography of new Irish Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, an inspiring tale of personal struggle and political intrigue. Varadkar has been both highly visible and a key player in negotiations between the EU and Britain over Brexit and issues surrounding the Irish border with the North.

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Novelists, poets and playwrights live double lives, sharing the real world with everyone else while spending a good deal of time in a universe of their own making. When they fall out with each other they seem able to kindle feuds as passionate and as public as workers in any trade.

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A thought-provoking discussion of the economic and political dislocation that currently haunts Britain's politics.

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GQ editor Dylan Jones argues that London should shout loudly to proclaim its uniqueness to the world.

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To mark the fiftieth anniversary of the London boroughs, Professor Tony Travers's commemorates a half-century of momentous and wide-ranging changes to the governance of Britain's largest city.

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This year, London's elected mayor and assembly turn twenty. But has London's mayoralty lived up to the expectations that were set for it Have its three mayors been able to get to grips with the city's challenges How have they responded to crises in the past - and what does the future hold

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Look Where You're Going has unique insights into political decision-making in an area which was, and is, a political football. But above all it shows how one man's intellectual power combined with a special skill in building relationships, pushed disability to one side and enabled him to succeed.

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Here are some of the magnificent gaffes, fantastic faux pas and extraordinarily idiotic utterings from the great political names of our age. Sequel to the best-selling Mission Accomplished

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Love, Paul Gambaccini is a first person account of the witch hunt Gambaccini endured at the hands of the Metropolitan Police and Crown Prosecution Service.

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The story of Philip Harris who created a nationwide retail chain, starting from a market stall in Peckham, south east London. Entering the House of Lords he embarked on a second life creating the first academy school in London, and is as well known for his charitable work as he is for being one of the country's foremost retailers.

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GQ editor Dylan Jones looks at men's place in the modern home and workplace and the anxiety men are starting to feel about their loss of status in a world now dominated by women.

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In this fascinating biography, updated with new insight regarding Wilson's Downing Street affair with Janet Hewlett-Davies, Linda McDougall seeks to rescue Marcia from previously dismissive verdicts, suggesting a more nuanced perspective and restoring this trailblazing pioneer to her rightful place in British political history.

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A collection of speeches, biographical material and interviews from one of the most influential politicians of the twentieth century.

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The Honorary Jew sheds new light on significant events, influences and people hitherto unexplored in the career of Margaret Thatcher.

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Brilliantly entertaining memoir by one of the true characters of early Premier League football.

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Illustrated tribute to Margaret Thatcher, who passed away in April 2013, with text by internationally renowned contributors. Foreword by David Cameron.

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Recently declassified and published here for the first time, this fascinating document was never intended for circulation outside of government, and is of considerable historical significance.

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This is the true story of the men behind the great escapes from Europe of WWII.

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Forged passports, secret maps, ingenious disguises, underground networks - in times of war, tales of escape and evasion can be even more spectacular and heroic than those of victory in battle.

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The first biography of one of Michael Gove, one of the most controversial figures in British politics today, featuring interviews with people in Gove's circle.

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Michael Gove: A Man in a Hurry reveals what helped turn the adopted son of an Aberdeen fishing family into one of the key political figures of the past ten years.

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Popular ex-professional footballer and manager recalls the story of his career in English football.