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Sunday Times Magazine September 20th 2009
Did You Know? The perils of slipping into new bras and panties; David Carradine’s second coming; the Bermudan girl who exposed the truth about slavery
Relative Values – Esther Rantzen, media personality and aspiring MP, and her daughter, Rebecca, TV reporter
Open Minds – The championship poker player and writer Victoria Coren on the sensitive and fragile macho men who lay all their cards on the table
Short Story – A woman goes to Amsterdam’s red-light district to celebrate her sister’s engagement – and ends up resolving her own delusional love life. A modern romance from James Scudamore
A Life in the Day – Salomon Kalou, Chelsea FC striker, talks about his 10 siblings, his massage chair, his model girlfriend and his mum’s cooking
Gogh’s gift – The uncensored truth about Van Gogh, told through hundreds of his letters. Kept under wraps for decades these gossipy outpourings reveal another dimension to his tortuous but riveting life
The queen of quirk – She’s away with the fairies, obsessed with the macabre and believes in letting her weirdness flow. An exhausting encounter with the singer of the.chart-hogging Florence and the Machine
COVER STORY: Pressure the little children – More and more parents are sending their offspring – some barely out of nappies – to private tutors: But this fierce ambition is breeding fear, resentment and a climate of inequality
Missive attack – The Pakistani scientist Dr AQ Khan was placed under house arrest for selling nuclear secrets around the world. A smuggled letter telling his side of the story has fallen into our hands, and its contents are explosive
64 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
