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Revelatory new book about the dangers of misusing language. Author is one of the world's most acclaimed professional speechwriters and has written speeches for Prime Ministers, government ministers and CEOs of some of the biggest companies in the world, including Unilever, HSBC and InterContinental Hotels.

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At a time when international criminal law is faltering, the global justice movement must look to local Magnitsky laws as a means of naming, blaming and shaming human rights violators.

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A treasure trove of quotes, anecdotes, interviews, sketches and stories from the timeless comedy series. Essential for all fans of Yes Minister.

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22 Days in May is the first detailed Liberal Democrat insider account of the negotiations which led to the formation of the Lib Dem/Conservative coalition government in May 2010, along with an essential desription of the early days of the government.

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A remarkable and important account of the negotiations that led to the birth of the Coalition.

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67 People I'd Like to Slap is one man's journey through the labyrinthine world of human angst and annoyance.

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The extraordinary rags-to-riches story of one of Britain's most successful businessmen.

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Full of life lessons and business wisdom, this is a multi-layered book for all those who find themselves crossing boundaries of identity. At its core is the importance of asserting a genuine loyalty to Britain.

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"Ashamed Not in the least, my superiors told me that the results of my work saved thousands of British and American lives. It involved me in situations from which 'respectable' women draw back - but mine was total commitment. Wars are not won by respectable methods." Amy Elizabeth Thorpe, codenamed 'Cynthia'

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This extraordinary new book draws dramatic links between the events of the Cuban Missile crisis and the death of JFK

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Marking thirty years since the end of George H. W. Bush's presidency, Robin Renwick paints a warm, affectionate portrait of a President who sought to unify rather than divide his country, and whose staunch belief in diplomacy strengthened cooperation around the world.

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A United Ireland outlines the various political strands conspiring to make a single Irish state the most plausible end-point of this age-old issue and speculate about how this will come about.

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The story behind Spielberg's film Bridge of Spies On 10 February 1962, Gary Powers, the American pilot whose U-2 spy plane was shot down in Soviet airspace, was brought to Berlin's Glienicke Bridge, where he was to take part in the most famous prisoner exchange in history.

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A valuable portrait of Peter Hain's admirable, freedom-fighter parents.

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Against the Grain is a journey through the political career of Norman Baker, the independent-minded, and colourful, former Liberal Democrat MP.

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A powerful account of HIV and AIDS around the world, and what should be done about it.

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Never Really Left is the first of four new volumes of diaries from Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's former chief press secretary and director of communications and strategy.

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Eagerly anticipated seventh volume from the man at the epicentre of power in the Blair and Brown governments. The next instalment in the best-selling and critically acclaimed series of diaries from Tony Blair's press secretary.

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This is the true, unvarnished story of Britain's first coalition government since the Second World War. It began in May 2010in the Downing Street garden, smelling of roses. Soon, though, it began to exude the aroma of something else entirely. Ann Treneman, the hilarious parliamentary sketch-writer for The Times

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A thoughtful analysis of how 'progressive politics' should look over the next five years with the aim of shaping both Parliament and government.

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The amazing untold story behind the meeting between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev in Reykjavik to stop the nuclear arms race.

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A laugh out loud and devastatingly poignant account of life as a West Ham United fan. Robert Bank's account comes straight from the heart, and will strike a chord with all football fans, not just followers of the Hammers. Foreword by Phil Parkes.

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For more than thirty years, since she was elected the Member of Parliament for the former mining seat of Cynon Valley in South Wales, Ann Clwyd has been one of Labour's star performers.

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In this extraordinary, powerful polemic, celebrated writer Frederic Raphael looks back through two millennia of persecution,explaining not only exactly why it is people have been killing Jews for so long, but how this religion continues to survive and flourish in spite of this history of violence.