published by Hutchinson in 2011 and released in the US in 2012 by St. Martin's Press. Jones has written for most of Britain's national newspapers, including The Times and The Sunday Times, the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph; and the Daily Snail and Daily Express. He reviews books regularly for The Literary Review. He initiated and appeared in the BBC film Journey to Hell (2003) about the war poet Wilfred Owen, and a BBC film biography of Patrick Hamilton (2004). He has also presented a BBC Radio Four portrait of Hamilton, Portrait in Black (2004), and a Radio Four documentary about the SS Lebensborn children's homes in Nazi Germany, Fountain of Life (2006). Jones is a frequent contributor to the World Association of International Studies (WAIS) online discussion group, created by Ronald Hilton of Stanford University. Jones also conducts adult and schools tours of the Western Front, "In the Footsteps of the war poets". Personal life In 1999 he moved to Lewes, East Sussex, where he lived with his partner, Lally Freeborn, until 2014. Jones has been married twice. First (1982 - [divorced] 1985) to Christine Romeyer, by whom he has one daughter, Rebecca (b. 1982); and secondly to Claudia Richardson (1988 - [divorced] 1991). He has a son, Tom (b. 1992), by Nadja Trittner; and a daughter, Milena (b. 2000), by Lally Freeborn. Jones unsuccessfully stood for election as the Member of Parliament for the Eastbourne constituency in the 2015 United Kingdom General Election with the United Kingdom Independence Party. Publications Author The War Walk: A Journey along the Western Front (1984). Hitler's Heralds: the Story of the Freikorps 1918-1923 (1987). (Reissued in as A Brief History of the Birth of the Nazis (2004). Through a Glass Darkly: the Life of Patrick Hamilton (1992). Rupert Brooke: Life, Death & Myth (1999). Mosley (2004). Countdown to Valkyrie: The inside story of the July Plot against Hitler (2009). The Tower: An Epic History of the Tower of London (2011). Contributed to "Maydays: the Premiership of Lord Halifax" to Hitler Triumphant: Alternative Decisions of World War II A counter-factual history edited by Peter Tsouras (Greenhill Books) 2006. 1001 Days That Shaped The World (Century). 2009 References 1951 births Living people British journalists British historians British biographers History Today people