Byline Books
Compelling overviews and in-depth analyses of some of the most important issues covered in Byline Times.
Now a BAFTA-nominated ITV documentary
VIP Lane
The investigation that became a BAFTA-nominated ITV documentary.
How Conservative Party donors and politicians gamed the system during the pandemic to the tune of billions of pounds, and how the revelations about the government’s misconduct fuelled unprecedented political turmoil.
£12.99
The book on the Broligarchy
Alt Reich
The seminal account of the far-right ideology driving the Broligarchy.
Award-winning journalist and academic Dr Nafeez Ahmed reveals the emerging far-right network looking to replace Western democracies with a global techno-authoritarian order that protects elite power in an age of planetary crisis.
£12.99
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The Little Black Book of the Populist Right
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At last, in one short book, an authoritative, accessible history and analysis of the Populist Right. How its ideology of national-populism rewrote the right’s playbook, throwing up charismatic, often racist leaders, who appealed to new coalitions of abandoned voters.
Where’s The Money Gone?
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Oil sheikhs. Hedge fund billionaires. Media moguls. How did the so-called ‘people’s game’ fall into the hands of a wealthy global elite – and what does that mean for the fans left behind?
Tories: The End of an Error
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From the author of The Decade in Tory, this is the final – please God, let it be final – volume in the satirical trilogy that has catalogued every fib and fatuity of fourteen years of Tory rule.
How to be a Better Human
£9.99
Everyday optimist Mike Dickson shares stories, insights, and ideas from a life transformed by just saying “Yes” – an act that led to a chain of events which changed thousands of lives, including his own.
The Little Black Book of Press Barons
£9.99
From Rupert Murdoch to Elon Musk, this timely exposé reveals the unchecked influence of modern-day press barons and offers insights on how we can reclaim control of our media and restore accountability.
A Dead Cat On Your Table
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Britain’s culture wars, says Peter York, are waged by a shameless minority with no shortage of money or media access. Their battle against society’s most vulnerable, whether it’s asylum-seeking refugees or transgender youth, is fought not for principle, but for money and political power.
Bullingdon Club Britain
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There have never been more billionaires in Britain, yet food banks have never been so busy. Bullingdon Club Britain is the story of how a privileged elite has inflated its own power, money and ego.
The Little Black Book of Lying Boris Johnson
£9.99
A frank and uncompromising biography of the man who wanted to be ‘world king’. It shows how seemingly small, insignificant lies were used to numb a nation to the truth, while also corrupting the very idea of decency in British politics.
The Little Black Book of Social Media
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Updated edition of The Little Black Book of Data and Democracy. Powered by your personal data, social media has transformed our way of life, and had a profound impact on democratic society. Our shared reality has rapidly been replaced by conflicting micro-realities.
The Little Black Book of Artificial Intelligence
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Is this time different, or will the tech billionaires become the world’s first trillionaires by prioritising profit over the greater good? A gateway to understanding AI, its upsides and its risks, and an urgent call to action before it’s too late.
Digital Gangsters
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Online campaigning has transformed politics. Digital Gangsters is the inside story of the seismic impact of this new, online politics: how it has inflamed populism, division and violence, and what we must do to rebuild trust in the system which governs us all.
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The Little Black Book Collection
£29.00
Our entire set of five handy little guides to media, politics, tech and more.
