We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. As a teenager in the 1970s, current political affairs weren't something I was particularly interested in. Released from prison after three years, he married Sheila, had a son with her, wrote some novels and appeared on various TV shows.

It was incontestable that he had faked his own death, but he was still holding on to the title of MP 20 months later. Who in their right mind thinks they can talk their wife into taking their husbands mistress in, while they’re still there?This book is supposed to be non fiction and yet there are no references and, it provides no evidence whatsoever. Julian Hayes is a partner at BCL who specialises in corporate and financial crime, surveillance and information data protection law. It took enormous energy, ingenuity and expertise (and some luck) to reveal to the jury the way in which the evidence had been tampered with or was just not there, the extent to which the Home Office expert witnesses had failed to disclose their findings, the possibility that there was an agent provocateur deep at the heart of all that unfolded. Lawyer, dedicated father, musician, rugby player and coach, it took 8 years, initially as a concept and for Julian, to pen ‘The Poison Cell’ which he managed in his very limited spare time and overnight as he’s not a good sleeper. During the cold war, there was a concerted effort by the Kremlin and its Warsaw Pact allies to recruit MPs and trade unionists as sources of information and agents of influence.

He is well-respected across the profession and is well known for his integrity, calm and easy going nature as well as getting the job done. This is the biography of John Stonehouse, Labour cabinet minister and Privy counsellor, spy for the Czech State Security (StB) and convicted fraudster. In 1998 Julian moved to London where he opened his own practice, one of the most progressive and exciting firms in London.John Stonehouse on his way from the House of Commons to Horseferry Road magistrates court, October 1975. Julian Hayes is a born storyteller too, and his family certainly gifted him with a remarkable story that lingers long after the final reading. Hayes’ reputations has continued to flourish, seeing success in many high profile cases as well as the vice presidency of the London Criminal Courts Association.

People who were forced to smile while performing a stressful task experienced a significant reduction in levels of cortisol, the stress hormone. She makes the fair point that Czech agents in London were “professional liars” and incentivised to exaggerate their successes to their masters to justify their existence and their expenses.

If you haven’t studied all the evidence first hand, as I haven’t, it is not possible to properly judge who is right, but she makes that part of her case with vigour. Unfortunately before long his shady banking transactions were detected by an astute Australian bank employee. He was tall, good looking, clever, fiercely ambitious and an energetic campaigner for his causes with a high capacity for turning on the charm. His daughter over-protests her case when she claims he was “killed by human cruelty” and expresses a wish that he had got away with his disappearance.

Julians’ specialism in serious crime, public law and family law can be seen in the following array of cases listed below. In 2018 he joined forces with Seema Dosaj at Berris Law where they run one of the most progressive and exciting firms in London.

He has been at the vanguard in the defence of successive governmental attacks on legal aid in 2007 and this year. Sidali spent the next two and half years in the maximum security prison of Belmarsh (despite being a juvenile), before going on trial at the Old Bailey. This book recounts the days, weeks, months, and years leading up to that fateful day on Miami Beach, as well as Stonehouse's inevitable downfall.