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Sunday Times Magazine October 27th 2019
THE LIONESS OF LONGLEAT – Britain’s first black viscountess, Emma Weymouth, talks to Louis Wise about sprinkling her stardust on Strictly, Longleat and the whole moth-eaten aristocracy
RELATIVE VALUES – Mourad Mazouz, whose restaurant Sketch has just won its third Michelin star, and son
TOUGH LOVE, FAMILY – Emma Barnett helps a woman whose boyfriend wants “no hair down there”. Lorraine Candy on removing boundaries for teens
HOW IT FEELS TO… be a mum of toddlers by the TV presenter and writer Dawn O’Porter
THE DISH – Tom Kerridge’s British classics, Marina O`Loughlin on why the food at the hit hotel the Newt is a miss, Will Lyons on wines from the Near East
A LIFE IN THE DAY – Former heptathlete Jessica Ennis-Hill’s “mum guilt”
THE END OF HUMANITY? – The Berkeley professor Stuart Russell tells Danny Fortson why we are at a dangerous crossroads in our development of AI
THE INTERVIEW: SANDI TOKSVIG The Bake Off star talks to India Knight about boarding school hell and “sexy” Prue Leith
INDIA KNIGHT – Meghan Markle is right to talk about her feelings – the stiff upper lip belongs in the past
DRIVING WITH THE BOSS – A Me and My Motor special with rock legend Bruce Springsteen. Plus Jeremy Clarkson: where’s the spice in the Toyota GR Supra?
CAUGHT MAPPING – The Brilliant Maps blogger Ian Wright challenges what you
JOSH GLANCY – Why are my bright, attractive female friends single, while all the chaps are coupled up?
68 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
