CHURCHILL: THE SCOTTISH YEARS (PB)

In 1922 Winston Churchill prepared to defend his parliamentary seat of Dundee in the General Election. He had represented the city since 1908, enjoyed a majority of more than 15,000 and, after five previous victories, confidently described it as a ‘life seat’. But one man had other ideas, and Churchill was in for the fight of his life. As well as vividly bringing to life an extraordinary personal and political rivalry, the book also explores Churchill’s controversial relationship with Scotland, including his attitude to devolution.