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The East End has always held a malign fascination for the general public. In this book James Morton looks at this phenomenon from the days of the unsolved murders committed by Jack the Ripper to the 1960s when the Kray Twins held the reins of the Underworld, to the present and how the structure of crimes and criminal gangs has changed.

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Based on Andrew Denton's TV series of the same name, this is an exploration of the success and failures, opportunities and formative experiences that are learned over a lifetime.

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Rape has been perpetrated throughout history and worldwide, and today ours has been called a rape culture, because sexual violence, mainly against women and children, is prevalent and tolerated to some extent.

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Raul Ramos brings you his emotional, raw, and inspiring autobiography. Follow along on his uplifting journey from street gang life in South Central Los Angeles to earning the rank of Master Chief in the United States Navy. His one-of-a-kind story is certain to motivate and remind you that you control your destiny - no matter what hand you were dealt.

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What would you do if your son was jailed for life in a hellhole of a Bulgarian prison for a crime he didn't commit This is the harrowing story of one father's fight to prove his son's innocence.

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The Calabrian Mafia in Australia is alive and well. This is the first time its real story in this country has ever been told.

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A fast-paced and thrilling account of Chris Hunter's career working as a counter-terrorist bomb disposal operator in numerous operational theatres, including the Balkans, Northern Ireland, Colombia and Afghanistan.

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From debt-collecting to running doormen, Dave Courtney has been a legend in London criminal circles since the days of the Kray's.

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The dramatic story of the trial of 'God's treasurer' for child sex abuse, and the conviction that sent ripples around the world.

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Ultimately, Shepherd and his wife Julie were accused of killing not only Billy McClintock, but Billy's mother and a doctor friend of the family.

This case caused a major sensation in Jazz Age Chicago, a society fascinated with murder and mayhem.

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Statistics show that female crime and female violence is on the rise, particularly in America, where violent offences committed by women have risen by over 100 percent in the past two years.
Women are now a major force in both organised crime and terrorism.

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* Immaculately researched book about Freddie Mills and Randolph Turpin - two boxers who died somewhat mysteriously in the 60s - and the story of boxing and society in the years before and after WWII.

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Found dead in a car park in Doncaster, Fiona, the author's daughter had slipped through the social net and ended up in the hands of pimps and drug-dealers. Her mother now hopes to promote public awareness and question how society views and takes responsibility for young prostitutes.

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From the #1 international bestselling author of The Revenant the book that inspired the award-winning movie comes the remarkable true story of the worst mining disaster in American history.

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Falling for a scam or con is humiliating for anyone, and can have terrible consequences. Here, Alt and Wells describe the most common scams, offer the stories of actual victims, and detail ways to protect yourself and your family from becoming easy targets.

What makes the elderly such easy marks for con artists

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The incredible story of Gyles Mackrell and his Burmese, elephant-assisted wartime rescue mission.

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From the testing laboratories where engineers struggle to build a jet engine that can resist bird attacks, through the creation of the A320 in France, to the political and social forces that have sought to minimize the impact of revolutionary fly-by-wire technology, this work lets us question our assumptions about human beings in modern aviation.

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During World War II, thousands of young men left offices, farms and classrooms to learn to fly and fight in the greatest conflict the world has ever seen. How do they feel about their dramatic days in the air What is it they remember, and what do they choose to forget Michael Veitch uncovers some of the untold candid and moving stories.

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In this incredible and moving memoir, a mother tells of her fight for justice to convict her daughters murderer for a crime that he thought could never be punished.

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The true story of a truly courageous Afghan woman who returned to Afghanistan to deliver humanitarian aid to her people.