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1920s Sheffield was so infested with gangs that it was nicknamed "Little Chicago". Cut to Hillsborough 1960 and a new breed of criminal, Clyde Broughton, is born into the ‘’Steel City". An early start in petty crime led to time at Borstal, football trials at "Wednesday", and an apprenticeship in crime with the notorious Dave Lee. Robbery with violence, burglary, and run-ins with his arch nemeses in CID eventually resulted in a hefty sentence behind bars. Clyde’s story sees him travel through the UK prison system, where he meets some of the country’s most revered faces. 

No one loved artistic-longing little Safia. Even her parents thrust her away from the listed-for piano, then ignored and belittled her. Unloved her. But she was determined. Could she, in the end...?

Financial freedom is a goal that many individuals strive to achieve. It goes beyond simply earning a living and paying bills. It is the state of having complete control over your finances, where money becomes a tool that empowers you to live the life you desire. Imagine a life free from financial stress, where you can pursue your passions, provide for your loved ones, and create a secure future for yourself. This is the essence of financial freedom.

It follows the ever-increasing chaos surrounding a bumbling Santa as he tries to deliver presents to a remote house. After causing all kinds of problems inside the house he is then confronted by two police officers who think he is a burglar as he climes out through a window.

Set in current-day Afghanistan, the fascinating story of a very young, behind-the-lines British agent and a chance saving of 20 captured girls condemned to a life of slavery and abuse. The Afghan girls and the agent form an alliance. As time passes, the 20 Afghan girls support the agent in a number of covert and very dangerous missions. Then love and fate join hands, and the team decides to join the agent full time. They train endlessly, the oldest 17, the youngest, Mi, just 12.