Dick Kirby Livres

Reveals the incompetence of the internal police enquiry into Metropolitan and City of London Police corruption.

Gripping accounts of police investigations into notorious crimes and criminals.

'No-Holds-Barred' account of vicious gang warfare in 1920s and 1930s England centred on greyhound tracks and horse racing courses.

Describes the dramatic and eventful life of Detective Sergeant Harry Challenor MM and lifts the lid on front-line policing in the murky world of Soho during the 1950s and 1960s.

The inside story of the elite Flying Squad from 1919 to 1978. Crammed with thrilling real-life investigations and dramatic action against the most hardened criminals and gangs. Written by former Flying Squad officer now a top crime writer.

Superb collection of crime solving cases by Scotland Yard

The book highlights the often-overlooked experiences of conscientious objectors during the World Wars, focusing on the 16,000 men in Britain who refused conscription in World War I due to their moral beliefs against violence. It details the severe mistreatment they faced, including imprisonment and abuse, resulting in over 70 deaths. In World War II, the number of objectors rose to over 60,000, who encountered a more humane response but still faced a lack of understanding and sympathy from society. The narrative sheds light on their courage and the societal implications of their choices.

No-holds barred account of one man's crusade against London's gangs in the 1970s.

Author Dick Kirby reveals for the first time the inside story of the hunt for `the most dangerous man in London', whose eventual arrest brought to an end one of the most contentious investigations in Met history.

Superbly researched and no-holds-barred account of a vicious criminal family.