A breathtaking expose of top-secret surveillance operations undertaken by the British government against its own citizens, 'Undercover' cuts through a world of wire taps, private investigators, surveillance units and secret database listings in order to shed light on the murky world of covert intelligence."

Two episodes from the children's programme featuring the beloved Donut Man, Rob Evans, who uses stories from the Bible to spread Jesus' message to children. In 'Barnyard Fun' the Donut Repair Club help out on a farm when the farmer hurts his leg. In 'On the Air' the group broadcast God's love to the world as they sing live 'Jesus Loves Me' in five different languages.

Two episodes from the children's programme featuring the beloved Donut Man, Rob Evans, who uses stories from the Bible to spread Jesus' message to children. In 'Camp Harmony' the Donut Repair Club travel to the Camp as one of the boys reveals he doesn't want to be part of the buddy system. As the gang get to work singing 'The Buddy Song' they describe how God loves and wants everyone to get along. In 'The Celebration House' the Donut Repair Club buy an old restaurant and fix it up to be a shelter of love and kindness.

This book looks at students at a German university talking about their education and learning experiences. The discourses of learning and identity in the talk, collected in in-depth ethnographic interviews to form a digital language corpus, are investigated with a combination of conversation, discourse, and qualitative data analysis. The study demonstrates the significance of narratives in the construction of students' coherent learning biographies. It shows too how the interactive work of � doing being a student uses language -- including the � embedded speech of others -- organized as recognizable learning discourses, and illustrates the practical value of language corpora for educational biography research and for understanding current Higher Education learning processes.