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Abolish Westminster
Britain's Broken Political System and an Argument for a New DemocracyFrom a bold new voice in political commentary and investigative journalism, a piercing dissection of the democratic crisis faced by Britain today.Go to any street in Britain and ask people what they think about politics, and most will tell you that it is broken, that they 'don't trust any of them' - our politicians.
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Truss at 10
How Not to be Prime Minister - The instant Sunday Times BestsellerThe definitive and jaw-dropping account of Liz Truss's calamitous 49 days in office by the Sunday Times bestselling author of Johnson at 10.
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Abolish the Monarchy
Why we should and how we willA crucial, riveting polemic in support of one of the most precious things humanity has built - democracy itself.
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All The Houses I've Ever Lived In
Finding Home in a System that Fails UsA memoir of searching for home amid Britain’s housing crisis from an exciting new voice in non-fiction
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Lawfare
Geoffrey Robertson KC is founder and head of Doughty Street Chambers, Europe’s largest human rights practice. He has been counsel in many celebrated trials, representing the editors of the Guardian and the Wall Street Journal among others to the likes of Salman Rushdie and Julian Assange. He is author, with Justice Andrew Nicol, of the textbook Media Law. His autobiography Rather His Own Man was published in 2018. He received the New York Bar Association award for distinction in International Law, and the Order of Australia, for his defence of free speech around the world. He is a Master of the Middle Temple and a trustee of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism. In 2022 he was sanctioned by the Kremlin.
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Tory Nation
The Dark Legacy of the World's Most Successful Political PartyThe story of the most successful political party in the world, and a nation made in its image.
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How Westminster Works . . . and Why It Doesn't
British politics is broken.Anyone sitting down to watch the news will get the sense that something has gone terribly wrong. We have prime ministers who detonate the economy, secretaries of state who are intellectually incapable of doing the job and MPs who seem temperamentally unsuited to the role. Expertise is denigrated. Lies are rewarded. And deep-seated, long-lasting national problems go permanently unresolved. Most of us have a sense that the system doesn't work, but we struggle to articulate exactly why. Our political and financial system is cloaked in secrecy, archaic terminology, ancient custom and impenetrable technical jargon.Lifting the lid on British politics, How Westminster Works . . . and Why It Doesn't exposes every aspect of the system in a way that can be understood and challenged, from the heights of Downing Street to the depths of the nation's newsrooms, from the hallways of the civil service to the green benches of the Commons.Based on interviews with some of the leading voices in politics, from former occupants of No.10 to key figures in Whitehall, Westminster and Fleet Street, Ian Dunt provides exactly what people in power have always tried to avoid: a full description of the mechanisms of British government. And a vision of how we can fix it.
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How To Be A Liberal
The Story of Freedom and its Fight for Survival€ 34,50 -
The State of Us
The good news and the bad news about our societyA call to arms from one of the great television journalists of his generation
€ 27,50