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Sunday Times Magazine January 20th 2008
RELATIVE VALUES – The acclaimed cellist Natalie Clein and her younger sister, Louisa, actress
BEST OF TIMES, WORST OF TIMES – Brian Aldiss, the grandaddy of British science fiction, remembers how a painful childhood took him into a fantasy world
A LIFE IN THE DAY – Chris Tarrant, TV’s maker of millionaires
POLITICAL PARTY ANIMAL – He’s the Liberal Democrats’ figure of fun, with a Cheeky Girl on his arm. But Lembit Opik wants to be more than a pretty face
THE BAY OF THE JACKALS – When the doomed ship Napoli washed up on the coast of England last year, it became a titanic target for scavengers
THE BIG-GAME PHOTOGRAPHER – The dazzling and daring portraits of Yousuf Karsh the cool cat who turned Winston Churchill into a “Roaring Lion”
COVER STORY – LORDS OF LUCRE – They are the mysterious gods of finance, earning millions by treating money as a mere plaything. Should hedge-fund managers be admired, feared or loathed!
DIVE BOMBERS – It will cost more than $15.5 billion to build Britain’s new fleet of Trident nuclear submarines, Can these wonders of the world continue to keep the peace, or are they an exorbitant mistake?
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