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Sunday Times Magazine January 18th 2004
Eye Opener: Flashback and Fast Forward; There’ll Always Be an England, Next Big Thing Facts of Life. Pants on Fire: Can’t Live Without Brand Royalty, Best of British, Whatever Happened to Genghis Khan?
Relative Values – Meena Pathak, the Indian-food guru, and her son, Neeraj
Best of Times, Worst of Times – Redmond O’Hanlon on the perils of travel writing
The wizard of odd – Is Tim Burton the strangest director in Hollywood?
An Irish tragedy – The day the IRA called to abduct and kill a 38-year-old mother
Cover story – Ladies swing the blues – Can the Tories’ new batch of wonder women make the party electable?
Grecian lightning – The artistic genius of El Greco
The African Eden – Why Gabon has become a conservationists’ dream
A Life in the Day – The publicist Mark Borkowski
76 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue new and unread.
