Also 'How to Make the World Add Up' by Tim Harford. There are some posters on here who really need to read his analysis of the use of statistics. I also like the Tim Marshall books on geopolitics.
Great to hear that. Honestly the one I mentioned above this one is brilliant. Especially given the debate on here on the Nottingham incident I wish more people would read it and have a greater understanding of mental illness and crime.Started this, really enjoying it.
Great to hear that. Honestly the one I mentioned above this one is brilliant. Especially given the debate on here on the Nottingham incident I wish more people would read it and have a greater understanding of mental illness and crime.
Yeah I've caught them.Have started reading 'Politics on the Edge' by Rory Stewart. Its an insider account of his time in politics, very well written.
He also does a podcast with Alister Campbell (The Rest is Politics) that is very good.
Have started reading 'Politics on the Edge' by Rory Stewart. Its an insider account of his time in politics, very well written.
He also does a podcast with Alister Campbell (The Rest is Politics) that is very good.
He's a dreadful personHave started reading 'Politics on the Edge' by Rory Stewart. Its an insider account of his time in politics, very well written.
He also does a podcast with Alister Campbell (The Rest is Politics) that is very good.
Another wankerI'm reading James O'Briens new book "How They Broke Britain". It's really insightful.
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Agree, and Campbell does like to breeze over issues related to the Blair administration but well worth a listen.It's all very centrist (the podcast, not read the book), but it still provides a good insight into how politics work.
Just finished this (the audio book version).
An incredible story and a startling insight to life in Russia and the incredible levels of corruption, right from the top.
Red Notice: A True Story of High Finance, Murder, and One Man's Fight for Justice Amazon.co.uk
Great book, I would suggest reading Moneyland if you enjoyed this.
Cheers, will take a look. I almost don't want to read it though because it looks like it will make me angry
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