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Thoroughgood finds himself assigned to Community Policing in the crime-ridden Balornock Area of Glasgow.

A 50th anniversary celebration of the best-loved television show, published in collaboration with the BBC. The perfect Christmas present for all music lovers, this includes all the highlights - from the show's humble beginnings in 1964 to airing the Beatles' only live appearance in 1966, "The Who" getting banned and much more! Features a foreword by Cliff Richard.

This thoughtful and moving book looks at the life of a shepherd and of his dogs in the north of England.

Covering 25 years, Burmese Shadows is an unprecedented body of work which highlights, with stunning photographs, the reality of living and fighting for survival for ordinary people in Burma.

An insider's story of the recording sessions of major artists of the 20th century, charting the rise of rock & roll and the electric guitar in Britain. Foreword by Hank Marvin.

John Coatsworth has produced some of the most instantly recognisable paintings of Tyneside over the last 12 years.

Still recovering from the harrowing case that ended his police career, Doug Michie returns to his boyhood home of Ayr on Scotland's wind-scarred west coast. He hopes to rebuild his shattered life, get over the recent failure of his marriage and shed his demons, but the years have changed the birthplace of the poet Robert Burns.

It was the amazing statistic which got Chris Steele-Perkins attention. There are 10, 000 people aged over 100 in the UK and that number is growing rapidly. Fading Light is a moving book showing the increasing number of centenarians and their miraculous ability to survive until the great age of 100.

The Tin Ring is a unique account of how a seventeen-year-old girl survived the horrors of six Nazi concentration camps, including Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. An incredible story of human endurance and will power.

Regarding Japan is a collection of some of the photographs taken in Japan by Magnum photographer Chris Steele- Perkins. Regarding Japan consists of photographs released in previous publications and including never-before-seen images of past projects and of the aftermath of the March 2011 earthquake and subsequent tsunami.

MISSING IN MALMO is the third in a series of best-selling crime mysteries featuring Inspector Anita Sundstrom. MEET ME IN MALMO is the first and MURDER IN MALMO the second. The author is currently working on a fourth title.

Presents a series of case studies exploring how actors and directors work. This book features essays that look closely at the processes used by a range of artists, providing an introduction to modern theatre practice and advice on how to transform rehearsals into great stage portrayals.

Liverpool's The Cavern Club is the most famous club in the world giving rise to The Beatles and Merseybeat.

This book will capitivate anyone who loves birds and flowers and the appreciates the beauty of nature in art.

An exciting and thrilling anthology of short crime fiction by the critically acclaimed crime writer Tony Black.

Set in Glasgow, The Father is the critically acclaimed debut novel of Tom O.Keenan featuring forensic profiler Sean Rooney.

BROKEN CHORD is the first in a series of crime mysteries featuring Jacopo Dragonetti, an opera loving State Prosecutor who lives in Florence. Broken Chord is set in Florence and the Tuscan hills and has a passionate and evocative vision of Italy. The second Dragonetti mystery is called DA CAPO.

MURDER IN MALMO is the second in a series of best-selling crime mysteries featuring Inspector Anita Sundstrom. MEET ME IN MALMO is the first and MISSING IN MALMO the third. The author is currently working on the fourth title.

The Finnish photographer Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen came to Byker as a founder member of the Amber film and photography collective. Her photographs from the working class Tyneside terraced streets became an exhibition, book and film. Foreword is by Lee Hall.

William Armstrong: Magician of the North is the first full-scale biography of this extraordinary man. He was a visionary inventor, scientist, engineer and businessman who bestrode the 19th-century world, bringing global renown to his great Elswick Works on the Tyne which employed over 25, 000 people in its heyday.