Andi Ali wishes Ian Wright (the one person from HMRC who kept in touch after HMRC sacked me in order to appease racist bigots who objected to my academic studies on the British National Party BNP ) a happy retirement,

Although, I did not agree with many of his findings, and believe his conclusions were motivated more by his loyalty to HMRC his employer, he was kind enough to contact me after HMRC sacked me for holding extremist political views for heckling the British National Party (BNP). A decent man in many ways and I wish him well in his retirement,

The April Fool Murders. An Inspector McGowan Murder Mystery. Publication date: October 16, 2011

Synopsis: April fool - your all going to die. So said Arthur Grimshaw to a group of ex army buddies. Everybody laughed. Old Arthur had a wicked sense of humour he did, everybody knew that. Then a body is found with an April Fools card next to it. Nobody is laughing now, not even Inspector McGowan, who must fast if she is to prevent the killer striking again.

This picture, taken at an Anti Nazi League protest in Burnley in May 2003, (and which appeared on the BNP hitlist Redwatch) lead to Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) misusing public money to charge and convict me with holding extreme political views for heckling the BNP at a peaceful protest in burnley, after staff said they saw me on television heckling the BNP and there could be no place in the civil service for anyone with those views.....HMRC also accused me of expressing support for suicide bombers after staff (the same staff) told them that the reason they thought i wore an Arabic headscarf (the same Arabic headscarf in the picture) was to show support for suicide bombers.....case still civil service commissioners

Death of a Fascist -An Inspector McGowan murder mystery (publication date, May 1:2011)

Synopsis: After receiving death threats, Gerald Davies, the local organiser of the British Aryan Party decides to call in the police. But before a full enquiry can begin he is found dead. Tests prove that he was poisoned and suspicion falls on Detective Constable Evans who was not only present when he died, but whose elderly mother had previously been harassed by Mr Davis because of her anti racist and liberal views. Inspector McGowan, however, has her doubts. (Publication date: May 1: 2011)

The third Inspector McGowan Murder Mystery: The Irresistible Mrs White - publication date: July 7, 2011.

Synopsis: Nobody was more respected in the beautiful Lancashire town of Ormskirk than Margo White. She was kind, popular, and in the eyes of many of the male residents of Ormskirk, simply irresistible. So when she announces her intention to stand against Sir Peter Liggart, the towns Member of Parliament, in the fourth coming general election, he is naturally concerned. Alas, that is the least of his problems. The next day her body is discovered, and a knife found next to her corpse bears Sir Peter’s fingerprints. But Sir Peter has an alibi, and as Inspector McGowan digs deeper, she finds that a clue to this baffling murder lies in a lecture given by a distinguished author one week earlier.

Civil Service rules (Chapter 20-2 Our obligations) “Civil Servants face legal if we don’t apply with equality and tackle race discrimination. Quite right. So why have the Police still not taken action against Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) for accusing me of expressing support for suicide bombers, because I wore an Arabic headscarf to work, and of holding ‘extreme political views’, for heckling the British National Party (BNP) at a peaceful protest?

Not everybody in Her Majesty's Reveune and Customs agreed with Tony Smith when he complained I had extreme political views for heckling the BNP at a peaceful protest in Burnley. There were,and are some very good people in HMRC - Paul Deeks, Jane Booth, Andy Burland. The best was Diane McGowan (HMRC Liverpool) who I have named Inspector McGowan after, in my fourth coming Inspector McGowan murder mysteries - a series of books set in and around Ormskirk were I grew up, below is the cover to the first book, Death of a Lesbian Nun, (release date April 14 2011).

When Sister Rose receives an anonymous letter pushed through her door at St Beades Home for retired nuns in Ormskirk warning her that somebody at Lady Enwhistle's dinner is going to die, she is surprised and shocked. Not as surprised and shocked as when she meets Helen McGowan who she knew during the war and whom she helped shelter from the Nazi's by disgusting her as a nun at the Vatican. Discovering that her friend is now a serving Police Officer she invites Inspector McGowan to Lady Entwhistle's dinner to discuss old times and see to it that no harm comes to any of the other dinner guests. But, soon, death strikes.