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[clint van damme]

Also 'How to Make the World Add Up' by Tim Harford. There are some posters on here who really need to read his analysis of the use of statistics. I also like the Tim Marshall books on geopolitics.

Started this, really enjoying it.

 

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[Sky_Blue_Daz]

Just started Ade Edmondson's autobiography, pretty good to be fair

 

[Hertsccfc]

Started this, really enjoying it.

Great to hear that. Honestly the one I mentioned above this one is brilliant. Especially given the debate on here on the Nottingham incident I wish more people would read it and have a greater understanding of mental illness and crime.

 

[clint van damme]

Great to hear that. Honestly the one I mentioned above this one is brilliant. Especially given the debate on here on the Nottingham incident I wish more people would read it and have a greater understanding of mental illness and crime.

Noted

 

[RedSalmon]

Have started reading 'Politics on the Edge' by Rory Stewart. Its an insider account of his time in politics, very well written.

He also does a podcast with Alister Campbell (The Rest is Politics) that is very good.

 

[wingy]

Have started reading 'Politics on the Edge' by Rory Stewart. Its an insider account of his time in politics, very well written.

He also does a podcast with Alister Campbell (The Rest is Politics) that is very good.

Yeah I've caught them.

 

[stupot07]

I'm reading James O'Briens new book "How They Broke Britain". It's really insightful.

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[clint van damme]

Have started reading 'Politics on the Edge' by Rory Stewart. Its an insider account of his time in politics, very well written.

He also does a podcast with Alister Campbell (The Rest is Politics) that is very good.

It's all very centrist (the podcast, not read the book), but it still provides a good insight into how politics work.

 

[fernandopartridge]

Have started reading 'Politics on the Edge' by Rory Stewart. Its an insider account of his time in politics, very well written.

He also does a podcast with Alister Campbell (The Rest is Politics) that is very good.

He's a dreadful person

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[fernandopartridge]

I'm reading James O'Briens new book "How They Broke Britain". It's really insightful.

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Another wanker

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[Nick]

Top girl

 

[PVA]

Just finished this (the audio book version).

An incredible story and a startling insight to life in Russia and the incredible levels of corruption, right from the top.

Red Notice: A True Story of High Finance, Murder, and One Man's Fight for Justice Amazon.co.uk

 

[RedSalmon]

It's all very centrist (the podcast, not read the book), but it still provides a good insight into how politics work.

Agree, and Campbell does like to breeze over issues related to the Blair administration but well worth a listen.

 

[clint van damme]

Just finished this (the audio book version).

An incredible story and a startling insight to life in Russia and the incredible levels of corruption, right from the top.

Red Notice: A True Story of High Finance, Murder, and One Man's Fight for Justice Amazon.co.uk

Great book, I would suggest reading Moneyland if you enjoyed this.

 

[PVA]

Great book, I would suggest reading Moneyland if you enjoyed this.

Cheers, will take a look. I almost don't want to read it though because it looks like it will make me angry

 

[clint van damme]

Cheers, will take a look. I almost don't want to read it though because it looks like it will make me angry

Guaranteed!