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Dead in Three Two One

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By Peter James, Graham Bartlett
| Pan Macmillan
Imprint: Macmillan Roy Grace is back in this gripping new instalment from number one bestselling author Peter James. Brighton is celebrating. A killer is waiting. And Roy Grace is the target . . . Brighton Pride is the biggest date on the city’s calendar with half a million people lost in the party. But behind the opulent façade of the Royal Courteney Hotel, a nightmare is checking in.
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Why England's World Cup campaign should still be celebrated

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By Graham Bartlett
| Yahoo Sport UK Verified
Graham Bartlett (Image: Graham Bartlett) So there goes another major international football tournament. Another month of hope and crushing disappointment after England were banished from an opportunity to bring it home following their 2-1 defeat against Argentina. It's wonderful that the country retains such optimism but a shame that the England men's team have not yet lived up to the achievements of the women but that does not mean that they are failures.
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A new dawn for police leadership?

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By Graham Bartlett
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Amid the noise surrounding the World Cup and the inevitable leak of politics into sporting decisions, far more important news was pushed down the agenda to be almost invisible. Last Monday, the Police Leadership Commission published a major independent review of police leadership, setting out some crucial areas of default and opportunity that they say can no longer be ignored.
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