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Sunday Times Magazine April 6th 2008
RELATIVE VALUES – Roger Graef, documentary maker, whose films include searching for Madeleine, and his daughter, Chloe, history teacher
BEST OF TIMES, WORST OF TIMES – Gottfried Wagner, the great-grandson of the composer, looks back on ide in a family consumed with a lust for power
A LIFE IN THE DAY – Shelly Woods, 21, paralympic wheelchair racer who hopes to represent Britain at the Beijing Paralympics this summer
THE MISTRESS OF DARK ART – Paula Rego’s tantalising and macabre paintings make grown men run for cover, as Waldemar Januszczak found out when he braved a trip to her London lair
COVER STORY – MY LOVE – Sir Paul McCartney writes exclusively about his life with Linda and the intimate photographs-some unseen-that she took during their 30 years together
BRITAIN’S DIRTY BUSINESS – Gordon Brown insists he is committed to giving us the greenest possible future. So why is he letting an obscure government agency back schemes that are causing environmental havoc?
VENGEANCE IS MINE – In 2002 a Russian man lost his wife and two children in a plane crash. Fuelled by grief and revenge, he took the law into his own hands with murderous results
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