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Sunday Times Magazine June 17th 2018
THE MOST VIOLENT PLACE ON EARTH – Matthew Campbell reports from the brutal ganglands of El Salvador, where teenage psychopaths rule the streets and everyone – women and children included – is a target
HOW IT FEELS….to be a feminist fan of Love Island, by Emily Clarkson
RELATIVE VALUES – Kenney Jones of Small Faces and daughter Casey on drumming, polo and surviving cancer
OLD ROMANTIC – William Luck is having double the fun with his new companion. Is she a keeper?
FAMILY, NATURE – Lorraine Candy encourages her children to take stock of the school year, while Simon Barnes hails a nature reserve and its lapwing chicks
THE DISH – Candice Brown’s sweet treats for Father’s Day, Marina O’Loughlin is seduced by an Italian in Soho, and Will Lyons picks wines for salad days
INDIA KNIGHT – I used to think that audiobooks were the poor relation of proper print – but now the spoken word has won me over
THE INTERVIEW: SANDRA BULLOCK – The star opens up to Stephanie Rafanelli about divorce, adoption and her rollercoaster career
“WHAT ELSE IS ON THE MENU, DARLIN’?” – Megan Agnew reveals the grim reality of life as a hostess at Royal Ascot
DRIVING – Jeremy Clarkson says Mini’s successor to the sweet 1275 GT is fit only for an Italian sewer. Plus, Midge Ure’s life in cars
TECH – Why Apple is different from the other Silicon Valley giants, by Helen Lewis
DAD’S THE WORD – A photographic tribute for Father’s Day, plus Rio Ferdinand on being mum and dad
A LIFE IN THE DAY – The illusionist Derren Brown
JOSH GLANCY – Football can be endlessly frustrating, yet nothing beats a World Cup summer
68 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
