The idea of finding a 'third way' in politics has been discussed - not only in the UK, but in the US, Continental Europe and Latin America. This book shows that developing a third way is not only a possibility but a necessity in modern politics. It argues that it is an agenda that can rekindle political idealism.

Contrasting the political world of big decisions that affect millions, and the small daily judgements that shape the chances of our children, this is an insider's account of leadership - a Prime Minister and a Head Teacher. What makes someone want that kind of responsibility? And what makes them good at it.

At the age of 28, Piers Morgan was made editor of the News of the World , the UK's biggest-selling Sunday newspaper. The decade that followed witnessed horrific events like Dunblane, September 11, and the war in Iraq - alongside entertaining sport and celebrity gossip. This book is based on the diaries, which Morgan kept during this period.

Tony Blair's bond with George W Bush imperilled his political future in Britain, while making him a hero to many Americans after 9/11. This book asks why America has so taken him to its heart, and what this means for the politics, leaders and the country. It is suitable for those hoping to understand the enigma of Tony Blair.

The first book on this subject, New Labour, New Language?is a critique of New Labour and its policies via an in-depth analysis of the language and rhetoric employed by Tony Blair and his spin doctors.