Features a celebration of Banksy's street art in his home city of Bristol. This book places him in the context of 3D, John Nation from the Barton Hill Settlement, Inkie, Nick Walker and the other artists and musicians who were instrumental in linking Bristol to the original New York hip hop scene.

A musician's guide to recording, mixing and marketing your music. It explains how developments such as MySpace, YouTube and downloading have radically changed the music industry, and includes objective advice from artists, managers and virtual record companies.

Takes the reader on a tour of the underworld of Victorian London, traveling into the backstreets of Whitechapel and Spitalfields where the murders took place. This book presents an analysis of the likely suspects for the identity of Jack the Ripper, including some figures that have been implicated in the murders.

Suitable for London visitors and residents, this guide wends it way through eerie parts of England's capital city. It features a journey through shadowed alleyways, sleepy pubs and the darkest recesses of London's historic homes.

A must for every whisky connoisseur! Enjoy a wee nip of the water of life with the world's bestselling whisky writer, Michael Jackson. Embark on a global journey, from the highlands of Scotland to the trendy whisky bars of Tokyo, to discover the world of whisky as it is today. Includes tasting notes of the key whiskies for each distillery and details of how to order.

A comprehensive guide to Mental Health law, providing a full analysis of the Mental Health Act 1983, the effect of the cases arising from it, the delegated legislation made under the Act, the consequences of the Human Rights Act and the vast changes the new Act makes. Incorporates new case law and the new codes of practice and regulations.

The British Isles must be amongst the most spectrally populous parts of the world, this guide to haunted sites is designed and illustrated with extraordinary ghostly photographs, detailed, four-colour maps and extracts from original documents. It also reveals, explains the tales of tortured phantoms eager to restage their dark and turbulent past.

Since the publication of the first edition in 1996, Jane's Guns Recognition Guide has sold over 175,000 copies worldwide and this new, updated edition ensures it remains the international bestselling firearms handbook.

Describes the structure of the industry in the UK and globally, and explains the problems and strategic responses to global shifts in production. This title takes account of the acceleration of the decline of manufacturing in the UK since 2002, the rapid expansion of production in China, and the final demise of the system of quota control.

Features quotes and archive pictures celebrating the career of the legendary Celtic and Scotland manager Jock Stein.

In 1984, The People branded Ian Bone 'the most dangerous man in Britain'. Ian Bone was the founder of Class War, the anarchist group with the avowed intent of overthrowing the Thatcher Government in the 80s. This autobiography traces his political roots from his student days in Swansea to the inner city riots of Thatcher's Britain.

Provides an explanation of the law governing residential care homes, other establishments providing services to adults, and the authorities that regulate them. This book covers the regime for regulating care homes, and deals with issues such as registration, national minimum standards, inspections, and appeals to the Care Homes Tribunal.

An exploration of nature's hidden beauties, as revealed by the scanning electron microscope

The memory storage requirements of complex programs are difficult to manage correctly by hand. This text shows how dynamic memory can be recycled automatically to guarantee error-free memory management. Each of the most important algorithms is explained in detail.

Examines the modern history of English cricket through the lens of this complex relationship, examining the impact made by players from the African cricketing nations. This book ranges from the traumas of the summer of 1968, through the years of exile and rebellion, to the redemption delivered by another South African batsman at The Oval in 2005.