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Tabloid Secrets
In nearly twenty years at the top of the News of the World, Neville Thurlbeck - chief reporter, news editor and scoop-hunter extraordinaire - served up some of the most famous, memorable and astonishing headlines in the paper's existence. They lit up the world of tabloid journalism and featured names such as David Beckham, Fred and Rose West, Jeffrey Archer and Robin Cook, among many others. Along the way, Thurlbeck was drawn into encounters with Cabinet ministers, rent boys, sports stars, serial killers, drug lords and, on one occasion, a devil-worshipping police officer. He worked with MI5 and the National Criminal Intelligence Service, foiled a murder and gave Gordon Brown a tongue-lashing to remember, all in the name of journalism. Now, in Tabloid Secrets, he reveals for the first time the truth about how he broke the stories that thrilled, excited and shocked the nation, and secured the paper up to fifteen million readers every week. The result is a fascinating, scandalous, swashbuckling insight into some of the biggest and most sensational scoops by Fleet Street's most notorious reporter.
Elite
Written by Chris Booker, Darren Grey, Tim Gayda, Allen Farr, Lisa Wolf, Ulla Susimetsä, Marko Susimetsä, Rose Thurlbeck, Alexander Saunders, Gareth Bailey, Nicholas Hansen, Ramon Marett, Frederick Burbidge, Matthew Benson and Christopher Jarvis under official license from the creators of, and based in the vast universe of, the seminal space trading computer game Elite: Dangerous. Cover design by Heather Murphy. Orbital scrap yard worker Oliver dreams of exploring the galaxy, but when the return of a long lost friend sparks a terrible disaster, can Oliver deal with some uncomfortable truths about his own life? - A Game of Death Chenoa O'Laundy is on a mission to find her missing father and ...
Elite: Tales From The Frontier
Written by Chris Booker, Darren Grey, Tim Gayda, Allen Farr, Lisa Wolf, Ulla Susimetsä, Marko Susimetsä, Rose Thurlbeck, Alexander Saunders, Gareth Bailey, Nicholas Hansen, Ramon Marett, Frederick Burbidge, Matthew Benson and Christopher Jarvis under official license from the creators of, and based in the vast universe of, the seminal space trading computer game Elite: Dangerous. Cover design by Heather Murphy. Orbital scrap yard worker Oliver dreams of exploring the galaxy, but when the return of a long lost friend sparks a terrible disaster, can Oliver deal with some uncomfortable truths about his own life? – A Game of Death Chenoa O’Laundy is on a mission to find her missing father ...
Synthesis
Foreword by Robert Llewellyn. A collection of 27 short science fiction stories from around the globe. Featuring professional contributions from Drew Wagar, Stuart Aken and Boris Glikman. The stories: A Cosmic Dilemma by Boris Glikman Alice by David Styles All in the Mind by John Hoggard Amerika in the Sky by Boris Glikman Dying Star by Marko Susimetsa Eternal by Shaun Gibson Fastbreeder by Pierre Le Gue Hope by David Styles Hybrid Dream by Stuart Aken If we start Killing by Ulla Susimetsa Indirect Harm by John Harper Lisa Lives by Anthony M Olver Man-Akin(r) by Nici Lilley Night Monsters by Pierre Le Gue Nobel Savage by Thomas Pitts Private Show by David K Paterson Regen by Colin Ford Starburst by Andrew Wright Steampunk Striker by Pierre Le Gue The Curious Story of Frank... by Boris Glikman The Everything Equation by John Goh The Moon a Balloon by Rose Thurlbeck The Package by Aaron Miles The House by John Hoggard Three Second War by Darren Grey Two Reviews by Thomas Pitts Written in the Stars by Drew Wagar The collection gives a charitable donation to the Freedom from Torture charity (www.freedomfromtorture.org)."
Rose
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The Railway Clerk
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Age-Related Factors in Radionuclide Metabolism and Dosimetry
Proceedings of a Workshop Held in Angers, France, November 26-28, 1986, Sponsored by the Commission of the European Communities Directorate General for Science, Research and Development
Smoking, Personality, and Stress
It is often suggested that the incidence of cancer and coronary heart disease could be much reduced or even eliminated if only people would stop smoking cigarettes and eat fewer high-cholesterol foods. The evidence, however, shows that such views are simplistic and unrealistic and that, instead, cancer and CHD are the product of many risk factors acting synergistically. Psychosocial factors (stress, personality) are six times as predictive as smoking, cholesterol level or blood pressure and much more responsive to prophylactic treatment. This book admits that, while smoking is a risk factor for cancer and CHD, its effects have been exaggerated. A more realistic appraisal of a very complex chain of events incorporating many diverse factors is given, and appropriate action to prevent cancer and coronary heart disease is discussed.
The Mystic Rose
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