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LINDA MCDOUGALL: Marcia spoke first. I have only one thing to say to you, she told Mary. I went to bed with your husband six times in 1956 - and it wasnt satisfactory.

The biography by the businessman and pollster will cover the pairs tense working relationship.

Former Labour MP Chris Mullin might not boast the foibles of the late Tory grandee but his journals are every bit as lively, lacerating and waspish. A gift for historians, his unique insights will be studied for decades to come.

Fame & Fortune: Brexiteer Andrea Leadsom discusses the trials of running to be leader of the Tory Party

Ldquo;Gold gleams throughout the Ashanti story: one wonders in retrospect whether the punitive expedition would have been quite so dedicated if the major product of Ashanti had been anything else but the potent lure.

Susannah Jowitt (pictured) says that there was a time when she was a world-class, Olympic gold-worthy liar - and author author Kathleen Wyatt now believes certain lies have the power to do good.

Six books provide background on the biggest threat to the unity of Britain | The Economist reads

New books by Tim Bale; Matthew Goodwin; and Meg Russell and Lisa James detail ‘a whiff of Britain’s fetid Brexit debates’

Royal author Tom Quinn told Newsweeks "The Royal Report" that working for Meghan "would be impossible unless you really believed in the product."

Mr Hancock had entrusted a treasure trove of behind-the-scenes secrets to the author and political journalist, and she had helped him craft his explosive insider account of the Covid crisis.