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Sunday Times Magazine June 8th 2008
RELATIVE VALUES – Siblings from a showbiz dynasty, Michael Grade, chairman of ITV, and his half sister, Anita Land, TV talent agent
BEST OF TIMES, WORST OF TIMES – The marine archaeologist Frank Pope remembers how gold fever turned an excavation into a perilous treasure hunt
A LIFE IN THE DAY – The artist Tracey Emin talks about 24 hours of sulks, self-portraits and sadness
DO I FEEL A LUCKY HUNK? – Clint Eastwood long ago earned his spurs as Hollywood legend. Now 78, he has no intention of hanging up his boots
COVER STORY – LADIES FIRST – Led by Norway’s quota laws, European companies are putting more women on their boards. Profits have soared. But what does it say about sexual equality?
SWOOP OF THE DAY – Bird’s-nest soup is an ancient Chinese aphrodisiac and men risk their lives in their quest to bring it to the table.
MANIC STREET ART PREACHER – After narrowly escaping a jail sentence, the godfather of graffiti Blek Le Rat is still painting other street artists into a corner
MAN ON THE RUN – Lying low on the Costa del Sol. Sir Mark Thatcher is a man with a price on his head. Will his shady past and role in an ill-fated coup catch up with him?
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