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Politics professors pen 'essential accessory' for political anoraks
“It’s like Sergeant Pepper but for political geeks.”
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Former press gallery chairman to pen book on secret MI5 operation
After establishing his credentials as an expert in journalese, Robert Hutton will now tell the...
RSC Making Mischief festival gets under way
The Making Mischief Festival in Stratford upon Avon features work playwrights who are...
Matt Forde to front satirical political talk show on Dave
Comedian and former special adviser will host Unspun
Book review: The Black Door - Spies, Secret Intelligence and British Prime Ministers
As the dust starts to settle on the Chilcot Inquiry, Richard Aldrich and Rory Cormac provide a...
Nick Clegg’s book is expanded… as Boris Johnson’s tome is put on the backburner
Clegg now wants wants to add a few thousand words on Brexit.
Theresa May biography due in January 2017
Biteback will publish 'definitive biography' written by Rosa Prince.
Brexit books by political journalists set to appear this autumn
Tim Shipman and Owen Bennett will both chronicle the explosive events around Britain leaving the...
Book review: Britain’s Europe - A Thousands Years of Conflict and Co-operation
Brendan Simms' thought-provoking book challenges the version of British history advocated by the...
Theatre Review: A View from Islington North
This sketch show directed by Max Stafford-Clark takes aim at a host of top politicians in five...
Book review: Harold Wilson - the Unprincipled Prime Minister?
Opinions on Harold Wilson may be slowly changing - and this book will play a part in the...
Book review: How to be a government whip
Helen Jones may not have enjoyed being a Labour whip, but she provides a lively account of life...
Book review: Taking it on the chin
Tom Pendry’s memoirs capture the Labour peer's decades-long story of sport and socialism
What’s next for the UK’s hottest political playwright?
James Graham discusses his latest play and reveals plans to put the Labour party on to the stage...
EU must be joking! Brexit cartoon exhibition beckons
Nigel Farage to open new exhibition at the Political Cartoon Gallery.
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