To be published by Gibson Square in 2009.

Something very strange is happening in Britain today.
    
We have a more caring society where risks are minimised and where the disadvantaged are now prioritised. But our traditional way of life, rights and freedoms are rapidly eroding. New Labour has passed more laws than any government in history.

     Thousands of new rules and regulations – all seemingly altruistic - come to us as “statutory instruments”, drafted, issued and enforced by bureaucrats; free of public debate or right of appeal. It may all be for our own good – from tackling anti-social behaviour to combating terrorism – or it might just be the end of British democracy and the death of common sense.
     One thing is certain. Faced with such a strong sense of moral righteousness, the social pressure to adhere is overwhelming. To challenge the new orthodoxy is heresy.
     This book is heresy.


There is something very wrong with the official explanation of 9/11, 7/7, the War on Terror, the war in Afghanistan, and the invasion of Iraq. But if you type the right questions into Google you get the right answers. These are The Google Questions.
    
After two years in a coma, 7/7 victim Wynton Smith awakes to a world where civil liberties are cast aside to safeguard security and where war is waged against a mysterious enemy who hates freedom. Nothing seems to make much sense but Wynton soon discovers that the answers really are out there. You just have to know the right questions - The Google Questions.

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IMAGINE a world where you were banned from baking your granny a cake or feeding your child toast. Welcome to Britain in the 21st Century where the Job’s Worth now lords it large, issuing edicts of mind-boggling stupidity that ruin the quality of people’s lives all in the name of health and safety.

The second edition of “Playing it Safe” will be published by Gibson Square Books.
 


DUNKIRK SPIRIT
The story of the men and women who rescued an army and turned the tide of World War Two.

“Heart-warming and compelling, this is a book that raises the spirits and begs the question could we ever do it again?”

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NEVER NEVER NEVER
On 24 September 1940, the Nazis invaded Britain.

Hidden within the Home Guard an elite force is out for vengeance.

But when reprisal follows reprisal there is only one way out.

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KALASHNISTAN
The last place on earth Max expected to be posted was Kalashnistan.

He never expected to land a big story.

And he never suspected that his own news organisation would try to kill him.

A Podcast serial.

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