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THE MAN WHO WAS SATURDAY: THE EXTRAORDINARY LIFE OF AIREY NEAVE

Soldier, spy, lawyer, politician - Airey Neave was assassinated in the House of Commons car park in 1979. The murder was claimed by the breakaway Irish Republican group the INLA. His killers have never been identified. Patrick Bishop examines the life, the heroic war achievements, and the death of one of Britain's most remarkable 20th-century figures. It answers the question of who killed him and why their identities have been hidden for so long.

OPERATION JUBILEE: DIEPPE, 1942: THE FOLLY AND THE SACRIFICE

A gripping tale of heroic failure during the Dieppe raid of 1942. On the moonless night of 18 August 1942 a flotilla pushes out into the flat water of the Channel. They are to seize the German-held port of Dieppe and hold it for at least twenty-four hours, showing the Soviets the Allies were serious about a second front and to get experience ahead of a full-scale invasion. Operation Jubilee - the Royal Air Force's biggest battle since 1940 was both a disaster and a milestone in the narrative of the war - it had powerful lessons and far-reaching consequences that paved the way to D-Day. Using first-hand testimony and recently declassified source material from archives across several countries, bestselling author Patrick Bishop's account of this gallant endeavour reveals the big picture and unearths telling details, establishing definitively Operation Jubilee's place in history.

WINGS: ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF BRITISH AERIAL WARFARE

For much of the twentieth century, warplanes were a symbol of the perils and excitements of the modern era. This is a rich and compelling account of military flying from its heroic early days to the present.