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"Within a few pages of a book on politics it's usually possible to tell what political persuasion the author is as very few can resist airing their opinions within their writing. Happily this book is"... (read full reviews)
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"OK, so you know all the juicy bits by now. Bodyguards cower in the front seats of government limos, wary of another Prime Ministerial punch in the kidneys, the air of Number 10 is thick with"... (read full reviews)
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"This book continues on from Servants of the People as the definitive story of the goings on inside of the British Government. The sourcing appears equisite and many of the charges have either been"... (read full reviews)
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"An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers
The book is rightly subtitled “New Labour, Human Rights and the Rule of Law” and describes, with examples, the"... (read full reviews)
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"OK, so you probably know all the juicy bits by now. Bodyguards cower in the front seats of government limos, wary of another Prime Ministerial punch in the kidneys, the air of Number 10 is thick with"... (read full reviews)
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"It’s hard to think of anyone with an interest in British politics who will not enjoy, and profit from, Tim Bale’s outstanding book . Labour and Lib Dem supporters will relish the descriptions of the"... (read full reviews)
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"At the time of writing I am only half way through reading this book but so far it is entertaining. It must be difficult finding new material on such a widely covered subject and the author has"... (read full reviews)
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"A really insightful account of Gordon Brown's Downing St tenure. Seldon draws on a diverse range of sources such as official diaries, ministers and civil servants and particularly the media coverage"... (read full reviews)
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"If it were a pot of jam, you would say that this collection of essays and profiles had definitely passed its sell-by date. To open it now is to unleash a heady pong of stale punditry upon the"... (read full reviews)
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"Following the 2004 election, there was much talk in the States - giddy or despairing, depending on your point of your view - of a permanent Republican majority. Mark Steyn, in one of his"... (read full reviews)
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"Whatever it was, Colonel Sibthorp was against it. From the Great Exhibition (“a humbug, the only object of which would be to encourage the foreigner to send his cheap and nasty goods where they were"... (read full reviews)
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"We used to have simple short pamplets not expensive hardback books - this is crazy"... (read full reviews)
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"I was asked today in the shop why this book isn’t available. Believe me, there's no fiendish plot by Europhile booksellers to deny UKIP its rightful place on our shelves. Unlike Plaid Cymru, the SNP,"... (read full reviews)