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Gavin Esler explains why he wrote a book setting out the facts on Brexit
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Nieske Vergunst and Bennie Mols, who wrote Hallo Robot, explain how robots will enter our daily lives |
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Hallo Robot Some fear that robots could do half our jobs and even wipe us out. But is that likely? Hallo Robot shows how clever machines could chauffeur us, teach our children, rescue survivors from collapsed buildings, and boost the global fight against hunger and pollution. Welcome to a realistic, vibrant view of our robot future. With 60 colour photos. £14.99 Paperback, 320 pages |
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Under the Wig: A Lawyer’s Stories, of Murder, Guilt and Innocence recounts William Clegg’s rich experiences at the top of English criminal law over the past 40 years. Clegg is head of chambers at 2 Bedford Row — one of the top four criminal sets in London — and has fought more than 100 murder cases, more than anyone else currently practising at the English Bar. £16.99 Hardback, 288 pages APRIL 2018: Canbury Press has published two paperback collections of online popular science reports from the Wellcome charity's Mosaic Science project, Bodyology (left) and Brainology. Read more |
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JUST PUBLISHED: Paperback of Lily Bailey's superb book on OCD. £7.99 |
Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now?
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Chilcot Report in an easy to read
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Ian Dunt's best-selling guide to Brexit.
In the book, Ian Dunt assesses the impact of leaving the EU on British politics, business and the law. He also sets out the severe problems Britain will experience if it crashes out of the EU without a deal, which increasingly looks possible. It's everything you need to know about Brexit in an easy-to-read paperback book. Find out about the Iraq war (video above) Title Chilcot Report: Executive Summary
Author Sir John Chilcot Format 220pp, B-format paperback (198mm x 129mm) ISBN 9780995497801 Price £7.99 Title Badgered to Death: The People and Politics of the Badger Cull Author Dominic Dyer Format 240pp, B-format paperback (198mm x 129mm) ISBN 9780993040757 Price £8.99 The only book on England's badger cull
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Frank Beck and the Leicestershire
child abuse scandal
New chapter on the allegations against Leicester MP Greville Janner
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Praise for Abuse of Trust 'Few books have managed to get to the heart of a story of abuse as thoroughly and accurately as Abuse of Trust. Its message is a chilling reminder of how charismatic abusers like Beck and, indeed, Savile, were able to operate so effectively and for so long in the system despite countless warning signs. The question this begs: could this happen today?' Christian Wolmar, journalist and author 'An important and in-depth analysis of one case among the many, involving members of the 'establishment', where child victims of sexual crime, adult survivors and those professionals supporting them have been silenced and denied justice.' Dr Liz Davies Emeritus Reader in Child Protection London Metropolitan University |
Because We Are Bad by Lily Bailey
OCD and a Girl Lost in Thought
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Canbury Press has published a candid account of a childhood marred by Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Because We Are Bad: OCD and a Girl Lost in Thought by Lily Bailey (ISBN 9780993040726) is a story of confusion and recovery. |
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Title Because We Are Bad
Author Lily Bailey Format 256pp, Hardback ISBN 9780993040726 Price £14.99 CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK |
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Reviews of Because We Are Bad
"I couldn’t put this book down. Intensely moving with flashes of black humour, Because We Are Bad is the compelling account of one young woman’s experience of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Bailey conveys with complete candour the obsessive thoughts and compulsive activity which began in childhood and engulfed her life, as well as her treatment and eventual recovery. I feel sure that this book will help many sufferers, their families and friends, and mental health professionals to better understand OCD." Rosanna Greenstreet writes for the Guardian.
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