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Sunday Times Magazine April 3rd 2011
Daisy Waugh – A crumpled note found on a muddy pavement forces Daisy to reconsider her plans to find a proper job
Relative Values – Tamara Beckwith, one of the original It-girls, and Anouska the daughter she had when she was 17
Chat Room – Wittering on: the TV survivalist Bear Grylls on rowing naked down the Thames; an actress’s dramatic tum; and should you put ailing relatives in a home?
A Life in the Day – Paddy Power, the face of Ireland’s largest bookmakers
Taking the plunge – British pupils with their eyes on Olympic gold on their gruelling regimes and passion for their sport
COVER Misshapen identity – Our writer’s personal journey on uncovering the cover-ups and lies surrounding the case of the James Bulger killer Jon Venables
Reasons to be cheerful – It’s official: Britain is a nation of grumps. We follow one man’s brave attempt to banish his cynicism and find the path to true happiness
Rough’n’roll – The Kills are one of our hottest rock bands. And their guitarist just happens to be getting married to Kate Moss
76 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
