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One of Britain’s leading political commentators and a celebrated broadcaster, Iain Dale presents the evening show on LBC Radio and is a regular contributor to Good Morning Britain, Question Time and Newsnight. His podcasts include Where Politics Meets History and the award-winning For the Many. He is a regular columnist for the Telegraph, the Evening Standard and the i paper.

We are living through an era of extraordinary technological progress, political turmoil and social upheaval. In the face of such change, how can we chart a course to a brighter future? How can citizens, business leaders and politicians get ahead at a time of seemingly perpetual uncertainty? The Future Habit is a practical and provocative guide for building the one capability we all need to stay ahead of the game: a disciplined habit of working with the future.

Biteback Publishing has signed Have I Said Too Much?, an autobiography by Iain Dale, which offers 'a rare, honest look at failure, imposter syndrome and the art of broadcasting'. Olivia Beattie, editorial director at Biteback, acquired world English rights from Gordon Wise at Curtis Brown, and it will be out on 15 July. In the book, Dale recounts his journey from driving a combine harvester at age eight to driving the national conversation on LBC.

In a conversation chaired by Dave Rich, three leading writers reflect on Jewish life in the shadow of 7 October and the Gaza war.

Biteback Publicity Director Suzanne Sangster is set to retire in January 2026 after more than ten years with the company. She started her career at Blackwell Central Marketing and has worked for a number of other publishers including Reed Children’s Books, DK and Head of Zeus, as well as spending a few years at Midas PR. She first joined Biteback in 2010 for four years and then returned in 2018.

In his irreverent and uncompromising bestseller … And What Do You Do?, former Minister of State and Privy Counsellor Norman Baker laid bare what the British royal family didn’t want us to know, namely its extravagant use of public money and general bad behaviour. This sensational sequel goes even deeper in its analysis of royal finances, examining where the money comes from, how it is used and what has changed with the arrival of a new king.

How did the UK transition from being the world’s workshop to having the dependent, service-driven economy of today, prone to severe negative shocks and daunting economic challenges? In an urgent reality check that will embarrass politicians from all parties, hugely experienced economists Vicky Pryce and Andy Ross track the forces that have shaped the UK economy since the Industrial Revolution.

Prosperity Through Growth is a primer for reviving the UK economy, co-authored by some of our finest economic minds: celebrated US economist Dr Arthur B. Laffer, inventor of the Laffer curve; policy campaigner Matthew Elliott; businessman Michael Hintze; and founder of the Centre for Economics and Business Research Douglas McWilliams. It begins by setting out the principles of ideal economic policy – the ‘North Star’ of prosperity through growth – and applies them to the UK’s current position.

By the standards of most clubs, Arsenal’s 2024/25 season was a resounding success. They had hoped to go one better than second place in the Premier League and reaching the semi-final of the Champions League.

THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER In this extraordinary new book, former Secretary of State Penny Mordaunt and co-author Chris Lewis build on the success of their Sunday Times-bestselling Greater: Britain After the Storm to celebrate the traditions and values that underpin British life. Pomp & Circumstance explores Britain’s traditions – both the ancient and the new.