Tim Benson Knihy

Hilarious, bawdy, irreverent and sharp: the timeless cartoons that have made British history ... funnier.

Between Britain's beleaguered Brexit plan, the ongoing chaos in Trump's White House, the Winter Olympics in Korea and a much-awaited Royal Wedding, Britain's political cartoonists' pens are poised to skewer, celebrate and deride the biggest political events of the coming year. In Britain's Best Political Cartoons 2018, Dr Tim Benson returns with another compendium of the wittiest drawings from our very best political cartoonists, including Steve Bell, Martin Rowson, Mac, Peter Brookes, and many, many more.

Britain's Best Political Cartoons 2021 brings together cartoons from the nation's finest satirists, along with captions from Britain's leading cartoon expert, to tell the story of another tumultuous twelve months.

Not sure why everyone keeps talking about the weather?Can't tell your Earl Grey from your English breakfast?Feeling a wobble in your stiff upper lip?It sounds like you need a crash course in How to be British.

The narrative intricately weaves together the complexities of British, Palestinian, and Jewish history throughout the twentieth century, showcasing the interplay of sharp intellect and creativity. Through vivid storytelling and insightful commentary, it explores the significant events and cultural shifts that shaped these intertwined histories, highlighting the rich tapestry of experiences and perspectives that define this tumultuous period.

Focusing on the use of Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) and Patient-Reported Experience Measures (PREMs), the book explores their role in enhancing patient experience and outcomes. It delves into foundational principles, strengths, weaknesses, and the methodologies for reporting and analyzing these measures. Additionally, it examines various aspects of patient experience, including health status, wellbeing, and social determinants of health, concluding with insights on staff-reported measures and the perspectives of caregivers.

Offers a fascinating insight into Soviet and Western reactions to a series of Cold-War events, as told through cartoons and propaganda art.

A fascinating and endlessly entertaining look at the best of the past year's political cartoons. Britain's Best Political Cartoons 2015 is a compelling, razor-sharp and frequently hilarious collection of almost 200 of the year's most acerbic and insightful political cartoons. All the highs and lows of the past year are covered: from major international events (the conflicts in the Middle East, Greece's continuing crisis), to more local issues (such as the Scottish Independence vote, the fluctuating fortunes of UKIP and, of course, the 2015 General Election) -- not to mention the offbeat and bizarre (Boris Johnson's hair, Ed Miliband's taste in sandwiches). With contributions from Britain's finest cartoonists, including Steve Bell, Peter Brookes, Dave Brown, Chris Riddell and Martin Rowson, it's the perfect bedside book -- and a browser's delight.

Australia has had, over the years, a political-cartoon heritage second to none. This book visually chronicles the fortunes and misfortunes of the Australian military, as well as the civilian population at home, from the Boer War, the two World Wars, Korea, Vietnam, and Iraq, through to the conflict in Afghanistan.

2016 was not only the year of Brexit, the most important and contentious political event in Britain for decades.