Paul Burrell

Paul Burrell served Diana, Princess of Wales, as her faithful butler from 1987 until her death in 1997. He was much more than an employee: he was her right-hand man, confidant, and friend whom Diana herself described as "the only man she ever trusted."

A captivating collection of pieces about the art of narration by Britain's finest biographer, Michael Holroyd

Best-selling author Tom Bower reveals the power, passion and defiance of Prince Charles.

Best-selling author Tom Bower reveals the power, passion and defiance of Prince Charles.

At the EMF Health Summit I’ve gathered together 35 of the world’s leading experts on EMFs and health. They're passionate about dispelling the myths and confusion about the effects of electromagnetic fields on your health – and they’re eager to share everything they know to help you and your loved ones. Do you remember when Tobacco executives were swearing under oath that cigarettes were safe? The truth came out in the end. But it was too late for millions of people around the world who bought into the lies and got cancer.

Jazzers, rockers, bluesmen, twangers, funksters, metal heads and polka players take note - this highly addictive new set of jazz blues guitar lessons from monster of the six-string, Frank Vignola, will inject such massive degrees of soul and groove into your improvisations that you'll likely not be able to put your instrument down for weeks on end. So, skip the following description, download the course immediately and bid your family and friends a loving fare thee well. You're gonna be happily busy for a while. Still here? Fair enough. Here's more scoop and a little genealogy to mull over… If you play any style of contemporary music from this century, the blues is genetically tied to it in one way or another be it progressions, scales, phrasing or just plain groove. We all share the same 12 notes in western music but there's something extraordinary about the way a great blues solo grabs your attention, turns your head and gets your feet moving. It's a primal thing.