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Review: The Iron Lady
Our review of the Margaret Thatcher biopic starring Meryl Streep.
Review: Three Days In May
Review: The Debt
Review: What Next For Labour?
Review: Three Days In May
A crisis on the continent which will affect Britain's future for years to come: 2011 is no 1940, but there are parallels nonetheless.
Review: What Next For Labour?
After 13 years of government the Labour party emerged, blinking, into the harsh realities of opposition. Last time this happened it was 1979 and Labour didn't return for 18 years. What Next For Labour? looks at how the party might battle back a bit quicker this time around.
Review: The Debt
The Debt is a taut, gripping and surprisingly disturbing thriller.
Review: Honey Money - The Power of Erotic Capital by Catherine Hakim
The suggestion that being well-presented, charismatic and attractive are key ingredients of success is nothing new. It's the implications of Catherine Hakim's concept which prove most surprising.
Review: Tablet & Pen
This timely anthology allows the region's literary giants to speak for themselves, shedding light on Middle Eastern attitudes.
Review: The Biting Point
The Biting Point offers a glimpse into the intense and messy personal relationships that inform our political decisions.
Review: Yes, Prime Minister
The stage version of the classic comedy has acquired a darker tinge, but remains a brilliant rendering of the absurdity of life in power.
Review: Mandelson - The Real PM?
In January Peter Mandelson invited Hannah Rothschild to document the dying days of the Labour government. The result proves to be both unsurprising and fascinating.
Review: Jilted Generation
If you can't buy a house or get a job you're probably looking for someone to blame. This book could help you out - even if it won't solve all your problems.
Review: A Journey
The former PM is witty, engaging and occasionally wise - but when the mask slips, the faults emerge.
Review: Campaign 2010 by Nicholas Jones
David Cameron is just as obsessed with the machinations of the British tabloids and broadcasters as New Labour ever was. He's just better at it.
Review: The Third Man by Peter Mandelson
He didn't mean it this way, but Peter Mandelson's memoirs are really about just one man: Gordon Brown.
Review: What Price Liberty?
If Ben Wilson's right, Britain is in trouble. By forgetting the importance of liberty the country is threatening to betray everything it holds dear.
Review: The Management Myth
Want to understand how people charge businesses to tell them how to do jobs they are already succeeding at? Read this book.
Review: Busted - Life Inside the Great Mortgage Meltdown
This semi-confessional tale from a journalist stung by America's mortgage mayhem is a distinctly sub-prime offering, finds Marcus Dubois.
Review: The Face on your Plate
A thoughtful, persuasive text outlining some key reasons for not eating meat, ranging from the personal to the political.
Review: Inside British Intelligence: 100 Years of MI5 and MI6
The book MI5 tried to stop you reading is meticulously researched and as page-turning as any thriller.
Review: Beijing Coma
This magnificent work of fiction about the Tiananmen Square massacre is destined to become a modern classic.
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