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Queen of Cups Part 2. Neill had not only been player, captain and manager of Northern Ireland, he had also captained Arsenal at just 20 years of age. However, he had gone on to be relieved of the role, befor edropping down the pecking order and being made twelveth man for Arsenal's biggest game in 16 years - the 1968 League Cup Final - a match where he publicly snubbed Princess Alexandria, before going on record stating that the whole business had truly "sickened" him and that he would have to re-assess his future. He did. He and his manager Bertie Mee would never see eye to eye again,...

High-Flying sports media mogul and David Beckham doppelganger, Mr. Arsenal - otherwise known as Lee Janes, is back.

Following the production of his company's documentaries on the former-Arsenal player Jon Sammels, England's failed World Cup bid and Ramsey's failings of 1970, and the deceit surrounding Munich 1958, his company had started to be taken very seriously and were awarded a six-month contract to give ITV a few hours a week.

However, things don't always go to plan - not in his life, anyway.

Side-tracked by his home-life that includes a loving wife, a needy...

Queen of Cups Part 1 takes you behind the scenes of ITV 7 - the 24-hour weekend football channel, whilst following the life of its extremely forthright and candidly spoken numero uno, Lee Janes - both through the man himself and through the eyes of both his best friend and Assisstant Producer.

A quick fast-forward to July 2015, and the main man takes stock at what has passed, before embarking on what is to come - and what is to come, he certainly isn't expecting However, somewhere in between, he gets cajoled by ITV 7's rather colourful Head of Security, into doing a job on the side...

High-Flying sports media mogul and David Beckham doppelganger, Mr. Arsenal - otherwise known as Lee Janes, is back.

Following the production of his company's documentaries on the former-Arsenal player Jon Sammels, England's failed World Cup bid and Ramsey's failings of 1970, and the deceit surrounding Munich 1958, his company had started to be taken very seriously and were awarded a six-month contract to give ITV a few hours a week.

However, things don't always go to plan - not in his life, anyway.

Side-tracked by his home-life that includes a loving wife, a needy...

Fat Bennie O'Day, the original Chicago surfing PI is back with two new mysteries.

"The Ghost of Jeff Davis: " The lost gold of the Confederacy brings Bennie, the KKK, minority action groups, mushy gulf coast surf, and angry reptiles together for a big south side helping of noir whodunit.

"The Wreck of the Jennie B: " Bennie drops in...

Traction engines developed in the mid 1860s and were usually dirty, noisy and somewhat crude to handle. They were driven initially by men who were perhaps not very skilled in handling them but these men were not just drivers - they developed the task into an art. This book brings together much information about these engines, from the earliest to the latest. Attention is also given to the various derivatives of the traction engine - the humble portable, the well-known steam roller, the little steam tractor, majestic road locomotives and ploughing engines and, not least, the King of the...