A provocative and timely examination of the royal family's role in contemporary Britain, covering their finances and constitutional role.

Comprehensively updated new edition of the seminal guide to political campaigning at all levels.

In this unique book, Roger Mosey, one of British broadcasting's most experienced voices, examines how the news can be made better at a time of existential threat.

5,000 of the funniest one-liners ever told in one definitive volume.

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

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

Outside, Inside 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.

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.

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

The story of the men who engineered and built the crematoria and gas chambers at the Nazi concentration camps during the second world war. Writer Karen Bartlett brilliantly assembles the evidence to explain how an ordinary German family firm enabled the Nazis to create the conditions for the horror that was the Holocaust.

The highly entertaining biography of one of the Queen Mother's most devoted servants,William Tallon, which shows the royal family through the eyes of one of its most extrovert characters.

The essential guide to interpreting the news in the post-truth age