Books
- Norman Tebbit, Britain's Future: A Conservative Vision (1985) ISBN 0-85070-743-9
- Norman Tebbit, Britain in the 1990s (1986) ISBN 0-86048-006-2
- Norman Tebbit, Values of Freedom (1986) ISBN 0-85070-748-X
- Norman Tebbit, New Consensus (1988) ISBN 1-871591-00-7
- Norman Tebbit, Upwardly Mobile (Futura, 1991) ISBN 0-297-79427-2
- Norman Tebbit, Unfinished Business (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1991) ISBN 0-297-81149-5
- Lindsay Jenkins Disappearing Britain: The EU and the Death of Local Government (Britain in Europe) (2005) ISBN 0-9657812-3-2. Foreword by Norman Tebbit.
- Norman Tebbit, The Game Cook (2009) ISBN 978-1-906779-11-5
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