Malcolm Clarke Books

Beckett compelling shows Attlee's relevance to a new political generation in this new edition of his acclaimed biography of the man he argues was Britain's greatest ever reforming Prime Minister.

This is the inspiring and, at times, hysterically funny story of Neil 'Nello' Baldwin's extraordinary life, as seen in the hit BBC drama Marvellous.

After centuries of peace, Broken Moon is at War! The evil Giant Empire threatens the Allied Nations with complete and absolute destruction. Jack Henderson, a half-elf, lives in a quiet part of the world, oblivious to the troubles and danger that will soon be faced by all.All he wants to do is celebrate a long overdue birthday.A simple wish, perhaps, but ultimately this is something he will not get to enjoy. As Jack holds a secret. A secret that even he does not know. Unlocking this secret is something that he and his family and friends must do if he is to survive the War.And this adventure all starts with the appearance of the Ghost Locomotive.

The book offers a detailed annotated analysis of international conventions related to the transportation of goods and passengers by air, specifically focusing on the Warsaw Convention (1967) and the Montreal Convention (1999). It provides insights into the legal frameworks governing air transport, highlighting significant changes and implications introduced by the Montreal Convention as a replacement for the Warsaw Convention in the UK in 2004. This resource is essential for understanding the evolution of air transport law and its application.

The sixth edition offers an in-depth analysis of international goods transportation by road, focusing on the CMR Convention. It features extensive coverage of English and European case law, making it an invaluable resource for understanding legal frameworks in this area. The author's user-friendly writing style enhances accessibility, making complex legal concepts easier to grasp for readers.

The story of Stoke City's kit man, Neil Baldwin, memorably played by Toby Jones in the 2014 BBC2 television film Marvellous, which received widespread critical acclaim.