Alastair Morgan

Peter Jukes

Private Investigator Daniel Morgan was murdered with an axe to the head in a pub car park on March 10, 1987. Thirty years on, after five failed police investigations and an ongoing inquiry, Daniel's murder is now the most investigated in British history--yet it remains unsolved. Intrinsically connected to the murky relationship between press and police, Daniel's death can even be linked to the phone hacking scandal that closed the News of the World. A lawless and twisted timeline of bugging, bribing, and bent cops leads you to the body of Daniel--but not the truth of how he died. Justice is hidden in a web of corruption and cover-ups not only in the press, but at the heart of the Met Police itself. So if you haven't heard of this story, ask yourself, why? Written by Daniel's brother Alastair, with investigative journalist Peter Jukes, Who Killed Daniel Morgan? uncovers fresh revelations, new evidence, and the latest findings of what an Assistant Commissioner of the Met calls "one of the most disgraceful episodes in the entire history of the Metropolitan Police Service."

Britain's Most Investigated Murder

Who Killed Daniel Morgan?

Anne Felton

Bill Fulford

Mental health is the one area of health care where people are often treated against their will, with the justification that it is in their own interest. This raises significant ethical questions and value dilemmas; questions of autonomy, human rights, power and treatment. An understanding of how values matter is of vital importance across all disciplines working within the mental health field. This book provides a comprehensive and exploratory text for practitioners, students and all those interested in developing a knowledge of both ethics and the wider framework of values-based practice. It is unique in being fully co-written by authors representing both service user and service provider perspectives. This exciting new text will enable the mental health practitioner to work more co-productively with service users within a humane and just approach to care. With an emphasis on rights-based compassionate care throughout, this book: - Tackles the issues of how mental health is understood through key theoretical debates about mental distress, values and labelling; - Encourages readers to think critically about their understanding of key issues such as recovery, autonomy, power, knowledge, diagnoses and empathy; - Draws on a wide range of case examples and exercises to help readers deepen their knowledge of values-based practice and ethics in mental health.

An Exploration for Practice

Values and Ethics in Mental Health

The chilling true story of Britain's most investigated murder, told by the team behind the number one hit podcast Untold: The Daniel Morgan Murder, with fresh evidence and new revelations.Private Investigator Daniel Morgan was murdered in cold blood, with an axe to the head, in the pub car park of The Golden Lion, Sydenham, South London, on 10th March 1987. Thirty years on, after five failed police investigations and an ongoing panel inquiry, Daniel's murder has still not been solved and has become the most investigated murder in British history. The phone hacking scandal that closed News of the World was big, but that was just the tip of the iceberg. At the bottom of that iceberg of 'dark arts' hacking, burglary, bugging, and bribing bent cops is the body of Daniel Morgan.Untold will publish to coincide with the 30th Anniversary of a murder described by an Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police as 'one of the most disgraceful episodes in the entire history of the Metropolitan Police Service.'

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