A follow up to the first book, in this case a set of mis-understandings of how the law works. Superbly written - well the author is a barrister, so I would expect this. It makes it clear the UK needs to educate the general population about the law - yet another aspect where the UK is behind more advances societies.

Simply a good book with a clearly description of how the state drives technology and inovation. It is simply untrue that business and enterprise takes the lead in our modern world.

An excellent expose of what we need to do.

Repetetive, but this book shows how horrific the introduction of christianity was on the lives, but more importantly the culture of existing structures. The whole project has proven to be immensely destructive in so many ways.

A peculiar book. Billy Conolly recommended it. OK, but not a fall-down laugh.

A most enjoyable story about a single woman working as an store lady.

Very dense analysis of the logistics of WWII and how Germany and the Axis were never going to win, they simply didn't have the production capacity. In this view lives seem to be almost irrelevant.

Interesting with a clear view of what she was attempting to achieve. I find I have sympathy with a British passport holder, an immigrant who took on the task of defending the British constitution.

Though I find AOC's politics very refreshing, this book is too stuck in the "struggle" and how the power of women should be extended, of course it should.

I wanted to read this after her death because I really enjoyed the writings I did get to see in spite of not living in the UK at her height. She drags on about her failed relationship to her disfunctional mother in a town destroyed by Thatcher in the 1980s. I have empathy because of my parents who weren't.

A set of columns from his writing around critical times for Ireland. I don't understand all the issues, well, obviously.

A well-recommended book which I found rather less than inspiring. Supposed to be for children - a good introduction to science - Ba Humbug is all I can say.