If Only They Didn’t Speak English, by Jon Sopel
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BBC correspondent in Washington, Jon Sopel brings his own insight to the question of what is going on in US politics since the arrival of Trump. He paints an interesting view and is extremely readable.
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The Secret Life of Special Advisers, by Peter Cardwell ( paperback June 2022)
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Despite the acres of speculation devoted to special advisers in recent years, from Alastair Campbell to Dominic Cummings, their role is much misunderstood. Who are the people Piers Morgan once called 'these miserable little creatures' and just how much influence do they have? Peter Cardwell served as SpAd to four Cabinet ministers, acting as media adviser, political fixer, troubleshooter and occasional wardrobe consultant. In this candid, compelling and frequently hilarious insider account, he takes the reader into the heart of Whitehall to reveal what the job really involves, from dealing with counter-terror emergencies in Cobra to explaining to the Justice Secretary what a dental dam is, to having your inside leg measured in a government office. Spells in Northern Ireland office add local insight to this amusing book.Packed with advice on navigating the perks and pitfalls of the job, The Secret Life of Special Advisers will inform and entertain anyone who has ever wondered what these mysterious figures really do all day.
The Gatekeeper by Kate Fall, PB ( March 2021)
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Kate Fall was one of David Cameron’s closest advisors for 11 years. A very personal portrait of life behind the scenes.
Burned, by Sam McBride ( paperback, Oct 2019)
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The investigative journalist Sam McBride takes an analytical and thorough look at the RHI scandal that engulfed Stormont. Well written.
02.11.2019 Please note this book is in high demand and is currently reprinting - please check before ordering that we have it in stock. *currently stock due 11 Nov* We will gladly add you to the wait list.
The Fifth Risk : Undoing Democracy, by Michael Lewis (PB Dec 2019)
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From the bestselling author of The Big Short. Michael Lewis shines his spotlight on what happens, or might happen, if those people in power, just decide to ‘not show up’ It’s a fast and riveting read about how constancy in administration needs to actually deliver for the country, and how in the Trump era that may not have happened
