Too hot to handle? See what happens when our Freddy, a London lawyer, becomes Public enemy No. 1 in Norway.

Solicitor Frederick Delaware risks his career to expose establishment duplicity in Norway where rampant xenophobia and bigotry subvert the rule of law. Norway – A Triumph in Bigotry explodes the myth that Norway is a bastion of fair play and even handedness.

There's an old British saying: ‘Today's newspapers are tomorrow's fish and chip paper'.

Probably an adage used the world over. Many of the stories and articles in the press are, however, frequently invaluable sources of information. Expert opinion ...

Erotic, exotic and highly psychotic episodes on the long and winding road to Anders Behring Breivik

Cover up and humbug in the English legal profession is featured in this unique exposé.

Small beginnings. English duplicity at its best can be seen in the subterfuge of the so-called 'professional’ man when trying to pull a fast one. See how it's done in fascinating detail, by the Great Brits, in our real life case study.