There will never be another newspaper like the Mirror. for thirty-five years the 'clean dirty 'paper' amused, titillated, enraged and occasionally even informed its readers. Everyone read the Mirror but few would admit to it. While respectable people loved to hate the Mirror its proprietors became men of wealth and influence, courted by the powerful and feared by those with something to hide. Their pack of braying newshounds left no stone unturned in the quest for the good story, never letting the facts get in their way. With the insight and irreverent affection only an insider can bring, Ron Davidson tells the amazing story of the life and times of the Mirror, from its acquisition by two former office boys to its demise at the hands of Rupert Murdoch. High Jinks at the Hot Pool is a fast-moving, witty and thoroughly accessible look at some important but hitherto neglected aspects of our history.