James Bond is back... in the exciting new adventure Die Another Day, based on the screenplay by Neal Purvis & Robert Wade.
Beginning in the demilitarised zone between North and South Korea, continuing via Hong Kong, Cuba and London, Bond races against time to unmask a traitor and prevent a war of catastrophic consequence.
Die Another Day, produced by Michael G. Wilson & Barbara Broccoli and starring Pierce Brosnan, will be released in November.

As the basis of a BBC 2 Landmark series of about six 50-minute documentaries, the Paedophilia Unit at Scotland Yard has agreed to make room for the BBC team in their offices and shadowing them in their work in the course of a year. This series will be primarily be educational in its purpose, drawing the public's attention to the extent and horror of sex abuse worldwide but also preventative in that it is hoped that the effectiveness of the unit will reveal that it is increasingly difficult to get away with this crime. Together, Bob Long, the series producer and DCI McLaughlin, head of the Unit, have teamed up to write a riveting account of the underground world of paedophilia, revealing the real extent of this horrific crime both as a fascinating story and as part of a public debate.

Wales is supposed to be a rest cure, a chance to exorcise the demons of injury, guilt and betrayal. But before Steve Jay has even reached the remote clinic, he has had to deal with a house fire and a clear case of murder. Then he is caught in a forest fire, an elemental force; awesome, destructive, deadly. Steve Jay, seeking rest and isolation, has landed on an anthill, a vicious eco-war between the Welsh and a multi-national mining conglomerate. By degrees he is drawn into the battle, lured by a beautiful woman with a past: a past that will engulf him. He returns to London not whole, but functional; not healed, but rested, with breath enough to try to regain his position and self-respect. But he has scarcely time to settle in when a huge explosion rips the heart from a building and presents him and his crew with the most dangerous incident they have ever faced - the eco-war has followed him to London. Jay is forced to go back to Wales and discover the truth, but not before a woman he thought he'd never see again returns with trouble on her mind and Jay in her heart.

Allen Rucker, Michele Scicolone, Artie Bucco (Editor)

Eat like America's favourite crime family, with Southern Italian recipes, photographs and lore from the hit television series "The Sopranos". Not just a fan book or your typical Italian cookbook, this text is designed to make it easy to cook ziti as good as Carmela's and satisfy your "Sopranos" craving at the same time. It includes over 100 recipes created with the character in mind, pictures of the prepared dishes and photographs of Tony, his family and all the wiseguys eating and cooking big, beautiful Italian meals. Read about Uncle Junior waxing lyrical about Newark's Little Italy, Tony's grilling tips, Janice's stroll down dysfunctional memory lane, Artie's signature specialities a la Bucco, Livia's handwritten recipe for biscotti from 1967 and Carmela's favour-inducing ricotta pie with pineapple.

Although Dorothy L. Sayers never began another Wimsey novel, she did leave clues. Jill Paton Walsh uses these to reveal how World War II changed the lives of Peter Wimsey, Harriet Vane and their family. Harriet takes the children to the country, but the war follows them and soon murder is involved.

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