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This will be a timely and important book about a country and a war that urgently needs to be understood by us all. 

Nobody is better placed to reveal the full story of the Hatton Garden Raid than Britain's best-connected true crime writer Wensley Clarkson. Through his unique contacts inside the London underworld, he's persuaded those who really know the truth to reveal the chilling details behind Britain's biggest ever burglary.

The Incredible Inside Account of Bali's Hidden Drug World

Since the 1960s, football hooliganism has been big news in the press. This book examines some of the disturbing and extreme instances that have taken place within the past five decades, including the Heysel Stadium disaster of May 1985 which led to the subsequent five-year exclusion of English clubs from European competition through to the abandonment of an England friendly against the Republic of Ireland in February 1995.

Kidnap victims come from all ethnic and social backgrounds and this book looks at some high profile cases as well as those who were, and still are, powerless to do anything about the situation. At this point in time, the International Labor Organization estimates that around 250 million children between the ages of five and 17 are being exploited having been "removed" from their families. From the case files of The People and The Daily Mirror

From the first bank raid committed in 1865 to the first use of a getaway car in 1911 Bank Raids gives a fascinating insight into the masterminds behind some of the greatest robberies ever committed. From the case files of The People and The Daily Mirror

Fully updated and revised with new photographs. The NO.1 Bestseller

Michael Sheridan investigates the effects of murder in Ireland and the far-reaching consequences for the relatives of victims.

Murder is an unspeakable horror but even more sickening depths are reached by serial and psycho killers.

An in-depth reference book on modern Irish crime concentrating mainly from 1996 to the present day with a special focus on key gangland figures and murders. The A to Z of Irish Crime also examines key criminal agencies, weapons of gangland Ireland, drugs, missing persons and all other serious crimes.