Anthony Asquith directs the first screen adaptation of Oscar Wilde's classic comedy. Algernon Moncrieff (Michael Denison) has discovered that he has a secret in common with his friend Jack Worthing (Michael Redgrave)
- they both use alter-egos when in a tight spot. However, when Algernon decides to pose as Jack's alter-ego
- a brother from London
- for a weekend in the country, he finds that Jack's cousin Cicely (Dorothy Tutin) has developed an infatuation with the mysterious brother; & now she can meet him. Meanwhile, Algernon's cousin Gwendolyne (Joan Greenwood) is also staying for the weekend & knows Jack as his alter-ego. Confused?


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Despite inhabiting a great city renowned for its impeccable restraint, the extended family of 44 Scotland Street is trembling on the brink of reckless self-indulgence. Matthew & Elspeth receive startling
- & expensive
- news on a visit to the Infirmary, Angus & Domenica are contemplating an Italian menage a trois, & even Big Lou is overheard discussing cosmetic surgery. But when Bertie Pollock
- six years old & impatient to be seven
- mislays his meddling mother Irene one afternoon, a valuable lesson is learned: that wish-fulfilment is a dangerous business. Warm-hearted, wise & very funny, The Importance of Being Seven brings us a fresh & delightful set of insights into philosophy & fraternity among Edinburgh's most loveable residents.



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Read by David Rintoul, who has starred in many theatre, radio & television productions. Despite inhabiting a great city renowned for its impeccable restraint, the extended family of 44 Scotland Street is trembling on the brink of reckless self-indulgence. Matthew & Elspeth receive startling
- & expensive
- news on a visit to the Infirmary, Angus & Domenica are contemplating an Italian m?nage a trois, & even Big Lou is overheard discussing cosmetic surgery. But when Bertie Pollock
- six years old & impatient to be seven
- mislays his meddling mother Irene one afternoon, a valuable lesson is learned: that wish-fulfilment is a dangerous business. Warm-hearted, wise & very funny, The Importance of Being Seven brings us a fresh & delightful set of insights into philosophy & fraternity among Edinburgh's most loveable residents.



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Asked to take on a simple case of police abuse, Malcolm Fox sudden;y finds himself digging up a macabre death from the eighties. Little does he know that the answers he finds in that dark period of Scottish history will lead him to the highest echelons of power... ...

Malcolm Fox returns in the stunning second novel in Ian Rankin's series...

Malcolm Fox & his team are back, investigating

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Who can forget the FA Cup semi-final against reigning Double winners Arsenal, when Ryan Giggs scored an amazing solo effort in extra time to see his team through to Wembley? Then there was United's stunning last-day triumph to take the Premier League title. Has there ever been a greater captain's performance than the Roy Keane-inspired comeback against Juventus that took United to the Champions League final? &, of course, the final itself was the ultimate in footballing fairytales, as the Reds scored two goals in added time to snatch the trophy from Bayern Munich. No wonder the 1998-99 season still excites United fans everywhere. It was a story just waiting to be told in depth for the first time ever. Now, in this comprehensive account of that unique campaign, the authors have spoken to the players, the backroom staff & the fans to discover just what it was like to be a part of it all. The Impossible Treble tells the story from the inside, with players recalling the key moments that defined a season & created a legacy that lives on to this day. It was football drama at its best; this is football writing at its most compelling. ...

Details: This is a comprehensive visual reference to one of the best-loved periods of art history, with over 450 images.
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Delve into this ridiculously hilarious & extremeley insightful Survival Guide to getting on with the In-Laws!

With tactical

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Everything you have ever wanted to know about the best comedy show in years is within these pages! Find yourself knee-deep in Inbetweeners facts as you read all about how the show came to be such a success, where it is filmed & who watches it, as well as the inside stories of the cast & characters we have come to know & love. ...

Dear Respected Online Customer Welcome to the page of the first ever official Rudge Park yearbook. & thank you very much in advance for purchasing the book at the incredibly reasonable price they are bound to be selling it at. When I put myself forward to be the editor of the yearbook, my Head of Sixth Form Mr Gilbert was the first to wish me words of wisdom & support. His actual words
- ' Well, Mc Kenzie, I'm looking forward to seeing how you piss this one up'
- were the inspiration behind this book. Sadly, & this is not an apology, due to a print schedule that can only be described as fascistic, I wasn't able to finish the book to my exact liking. However, I was very lucky that my 'friends', Jay Cartwright, Simon Cooper & Neil Sutherland decided to supply a lot of the material So, inside this 'masterpiece' (Polly Mc Kenzie) you'll find: Simon's Love Poetry, Jay's A-Z of Sex & (nonsensical) Business Plan, the Camber Sands Caravan Club newsletter, Neil's Biology coursework, entitled Do You Put the Balls In? & his map of Rudge Park, along with some incisive pieces of journalism, most likely written by me. & there's lots of other random stuff which has never seen the light of day. God knows how it got in there. It is my greatest, & only, achievement from my two years at Rudge Park. May it bring you years of happiness & joy, & not just on the toilet.

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