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Sunday Times Magazine October 2nd 2011
Waugh Zone – This week’s challenge: how to stop taking umbridge at imagined slights
Relative Values – Joanna Lumley, Ab Fab actress and champion of the Gurkhas, and her son Jamie, photographer
Witter – The F1 racer Mark Webber on chocolate and a close brush with death. Nancy Dell’Olio on flirting in the office
The View – Alison Jackson’s Fake Take; the delicate art of spinning your CV; Dr Ozzy on wall-punching and self-abuse
Real Britannia – The lives and souls of Britain, from the Northern Ballet School
Life in the Day – Fiona, 8th Countess of Carnarvon, whose home, Highclere Castle, doubles as Downton Abbey
Rainbow warrior – Intimate memories of Desmond Tutu, from those who knew him best, as he nears his 80th birthday
Cover: Payback time – High-interest lenders are springing up across Britain, leaving many in crippling debt. Why haven’t the financial regulators moved in?
I’m just minding my own business – Despite his fearsome reputation, Alan Sugar was sweetness and light with Lynn Barber…until he made his parting shot
Troubled waters – A walk along the Mersey reveals how the river deemed a noxious disgrace is cleaning up its act
68 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
