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The book offers an in-depth exploration of Peter Sutcliffe, known as the Yorkshire Ripper, focusing on his confessions and the police investigation that failed to apprehend him sooner. It examines the systemic shortcomings of the West Yorkshire Police, revealing critical moments where Sutcliffe could have been caught. Utilizing Home Office files obtained through the FOI Act, the author presents a thorough account of the murders and the lasting impact on the victims' lives. Insights from survivors enhance the narrative, making it a vital resource on this infamous case.

The story follows Vinca, a memory architect navigating her new female identity while attempting to rekindle her relationship with Gwen. However, her focus is disrupted by a mysterious entity intent on her demise, employing inventive methods to achieve its goal. This fast-paced cyberpunk action thriller blends gamelit elements with a dash of feline companionship, promising an engaging and high-stakes adventure.

Focusing on a modern approach to project management, this book empowers entrepreneurs to enhance their technical skills by integrating entrepreneurial elements. It emphasizes building a dynamic, high-performing team while refining project management abilities. The content is designed to help individuals thrive in their businesses by adopting innovative strategies that keep them at the forefront of their industry.

The most up-to-date research ever carried out on one of the most notorious series of crimes ever committed in the UK.

Gives readers a rare and fascinating look into the lives of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley - often known as the evillest couple in British history.

The quintessentially British almanac, Pears' Cyclopaedia continues to inform and intrigue generations of readers with its unique mix of solid facts and fascinating gems. Now reaching its 125th edition, this ultimate volume offers clear and concise information on such wide-ranging subjects as global events, Norse mythology and modern cinema. Updated regularly by editor Chris Cook and his panel of experts, this handy and beautiful edition includes new entries for all major events from 2016-17 and all the traditional favourites - from public figures and celebrities, through medical matters and classical mythology, to a gazetteer of the British Isles and the latest tax advice. This is a world of knowledge rolled into one must-have volume - the Swiss army knife of reference books.

Covering Christian history over two millennia, this Routledge Companion explores the evolution from the early Church of the Roman Empire to contemporary developments. It serves as a compact and accessible reference for students, educators, and general readers, highlighting the enduring significance of Christianity throughout history.

This accessible reference work explores Europe's transformation from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, covering the Reformation, imperialism, and shifts in governance. With chronologies, tables, family trees, and maps, it serves as an essential resource for students and teachers of early modern history.

Featuring a comprehensive collection of facts and figures, this volume serves as a reliable and user-friendly reference for World History. It covers a wide array of topics, ensuring that readers have access to up-to-date and clear information, making it an essential resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of historical events and contexts.

The Routledge Companion to Modern European History since 1763 offers a comprehensive overview of key events from the ancient regime to the Cold War. It covers topics like the Enlightenment, nationalism, the World Wars, and social changes, featuring a glossary, biographies, bibliography, and maps, making it essential for studying modern European history.