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Sunday Times Magazine September 18th 2011
Waugh Zone – Sharp words from a cab driver lead to a moral dilemma for Daisy
Relative Values – The country singer Glen Campbell, recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, and his daughter Ashley
Witter – The biographer Peter Ackroyd on why he’ll always be flashy and vulgar; our agony diva Nancy Dell’Olio considers how much cleavage it’s okay to flaunt
A Life in the Day – How Michael Johnson, once the world’s fastest man, paces himself
COVER – Ticket to stride – They’re at the peak of their powers, but how does the spotlight affect Britain’s biggest-selling band? We join Coldplay in Japan to find out
Charm offensive – It was set up to mock the Establishment. Now it’s part of it. As Private Eye clocks up 50 scandalous years, meet the people upholding its traditions
Leaf peeping – Witches’ covens, kamikaze mountain-bike riders, bearded men (and women) – AA Gill revels in the majesty, mystery and mayhem of the Forest of Dean
Time does not heal – The parents of murdered children open up about the immense grief and trauma they suffer. and their struggles to make a fresh start
68 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age
