The Powers Behind the Prime Minister: The Hidden Influence of Number Ten

Dennis Kavanagh and Anthony Seldon's book gives a picture of the workings of prime ministerial power in Britain from 1970 onwards and throws the spotlight on those who work there. It examines the various units serving the Prime Minister, the powerful influence of officials, the tensions between civil servants and political aides, and it takes the reader through the six premierships from Ted Heath to Tony Blair. Kavanagh and Seldon have had unprecedented co-operation from senior civil servants and government insiders - both past and present - as well as from former Prime Ministers, secretaries and other Downing Street staff. As most of the period covered by the book still falls under the Thirty Year rule, it contains material that has never before been disclosed which sheds an illuminating new slant on much of the politics of the last forty years.

SELDON, ANTHONY

Kavanagh, Dennis

Legal Theory & Systems

Harpercollins Pub, Ltd.

The Gulag Archipelago 1918-1956 An Experiment in Literary Investigation III-IV Volume 2 (Two)

The Gulag Archipelago 1918-1956: An Experiment in Literary Investigation III-IV

Biographies & Memoirs

Solzhenitsyn, Alexander (trans. Thomas P. Whitney)

Arts & Literature

Collins

Inside Canada's far right network.

Web of Hate: Inside Canada's Far Right Network

History

Kinsella, Warren

Americas

Harpercollins Canada

Odd Laws

Humor & Entertainment

Paschall, Jenny

Ron Lyon

Puzzles & Games

HarperCollins Publishers, Ltd

Web of Hate : Inside Canada's Far Right Network

HarperCollins Publishers Canada, Limited

How many people know what lies on the other side of the door to 10 Downing Street, or indeed, who built the building? Providing a portrait of the centre of a British Prime Minister's power, this book contains revelatory material on the private behaviour of many of the 20th century's political leaders, as well as an anlysis of how successive Prime Ministers have wielded their power within these 18th-century walls.

The Powers Behind the Prime Minister

HarperCollins, UK

Understanding Law

Brownsword, Roger

ADAMS, John.

Business

HarperCollins, Publishers

Over 120,000 copies of the earlier edition of this book have been sold. It has established itself as a key book for understanding how the law interacts with our daily life. This new edition, with an enhanced and clearer layout, reflects the many changes that have happened in recent years.  As with previous editions, the book covers all areas where the law may touch individuals in their daily life (excluding only full details of the criminal law). Areas covered include:  Introduction to the legal system Marriage and divorce Death and inheritance Buying and renting flats and houses Relations with neighbours The countryside, sport and recreation Goods and services Motoring Accidents  The book provides  * realistic examples to illustrate an individual's position in law in numerous problem situations  * advice on how to avoid getting into difficulties, and, if you do, guidance on what to do next.  * directories of organization to turn to for help

Daily Telegraph Everyday Law

Golden, Aviva

Legal Self-Help

Paperback. Pub Date :2006-07-03 Pages: 508 Language: English Publisher: HarperCollins UK In an extraordinary history of the criminal trial. Sadakat Kadri shows with wit. legal insight and a travel writers eye for detail. how the irrationality of the past lives on in the legal systems of the present. A bold and brilliant debut from a prize-winning new writer.The Trial spans a vast distance in time. opening in the dread silence of the Egyptian Hall of the Dead and ending with the melodramas and hubbub of the 21st-century trial circus. Reconciliation and vengeance. secrecy and spectacle. superstition and reason all intertwine continually. The book crosses from the marbled courtrooms of Athens through the ordeal pits of Anglo-Saxon England. past the torture chambers of the Inquisition to the judicial theatres of 17th-century Salem. and from 1930s Moscow and post-war Nuremberg to...

The Trial: A History from Socrates to O.J. Simpson

Sadakat Kadri

Harper-perennial

A copiously illustrated guide to the monarchs of the British Isles and Ireland from pre-Saxon times to the present, complete with concise genealogical charts and details of key historical events.
The book is divided into five sections, together with a Compendium at the end.
Part One, presents information about Pre-Saxon rule, including details about ancient British chiefs, Roman rulers and the Roman Conquest. Part Two provides information about Scotland, Ireland and Wales, with sections on Robert I and the Wars of Independence, The Union of the Crowns, the Princes of Wales and the High Kingship of Ireland. Part Three discusses the Saxons, Normans and Plantagenets. Part Four gives details about the Tudors and Stuarts. Part Five presents an in-depth discussion of the houses from Hanover to Windsor.
Parts Two to Five provide all the essential information you will need to know about Kings and Queens including details of birth, parents, accession to the throne, coronation, authority, personal status, death date and burial place for each monarch.
In addition an overview is given for each reign outlining major events and personal tragedies, war, celebrations and conspiracies.

Kings and Queens (Collins Gem)

Grant, Neil

Community & Culture

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