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A updated edition of the book describing the author's move from London to the Languedoc in France with her family of four. Now with extra material considering Brexit.

New paperback edition of Diana Mitford, Lady Mosley's bestselling collection of diaries and writings. It has been expanded with articles on Evelyn Waugh (who was in love with her), Lord Berners and Oswald Mosley.

A classic work chronicling Edward Whymper's expedition to climb the Matterhorn in July 1865. Only Whymper and two Swiss guides returned alive. With a foreword by Theresa May.

For the first time in British history, both major political parties are controlled by what are inverted elites: well-born, privately educated men (mostly) who affect populist attitudes.

A timely biography of Prince Andrew, taking in allegations of bribery in Kyrgyzstan and his involvement with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Cawthorne has written books on Diana, Prince Philip and other members of the royal family.

A biography of the Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, who was the first elected female leader in Western history. Tells the story of Israel through the life of one of the twentieth century's most iconic politicians.

The must-have Brando biography by Brando's closest friend.

When life throws a wobble, reach for Liz Cowleys collection of humorous antidotes in verse for a chuckle.

An updated paperback edition telling the inside story of IKEA's success from a single store in provincial Sweden to an international behemoth. Now with a chapter on IKEA UK.

While driving along a motorway and finding the roadsides covered with rubbish, Dalrymple felt moved to write this polemic on modern Britain and the nature of contermporary society.

Looks at the history of fairy sightings from 500AD to the present, with a heat-seeker map of Britain and information on the key fairy sightings. 'Engaging and authoritative... British fairies, it turns out, are classic eccentrics' "Sunday Telegraph

A must-have beauty guide to beautiful skin by Cosmpolitan beauty editor and Daily Mail columnist Ingeborg van Lotringen.

Cooking humour for the inner chef.

A primer on modern China by a leading expert.

The third novel by Helena Frith Powell.

Reconstruction of the biggest crime of the 21st century.

Like many people Carla McKay thought that yoga sounded a bit too good to be true, and a bit to happy, and to bit too much for skinny yummie mummies. Things changed, however, when a friend persuaded her to give it try for a laugh after she separated from her husband.

Queen Victoria's 'Private Case' of books her librarians censoriously kept from the public is considered item by item, featuring 'improper' poetry, plays, novels, non-fiction and news pieces.

The autobiography Nancy Mitford intended to write herself