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Sunday Times Magazine January 2nd 2000
Generation Y2K
This special issue discovers the attitudes and beliefs of the first adults of the new millennium, as revealed by an NOP survey of 18-year-olds, and by candid interviews with people who come of age this month
80% THINK BRITAIN IS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE
77% DO NOT HAVE ANY RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
68% TALK TO THEIR PARENTS ABOUT EVERYTHING
57% WANT BRITAIN TO KEEP THE ROYAL FAMILY
30% WOULDN’T VOTE IN A GENERAL ELECTION
Talking about their generation – What 18-year-olds really think about life in Britain in the 21st century – from monarchy and matrimony to new Labour and national pride
1982: what a year to be born – Britain was waging war with Argentina in the Falklands; Greenham Common air base was surrounded by a human chain; and the Mary Rose finally rose
Act your age – Not long ago, you waited until you were 21 before you got the key of the door. Now, 18-year-olds hold the key to a vast range of adult choices and responsibilities
Testament of youth – The lifestyles, likes and dislikes of the first adults of the new millennium – in the words of 13 very different men and women who come of age this month
44 pages. This issue is very good condition
