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Sunday Times Magazine September 7th 2008
RELATIVE VALUES – The biographer Amanda Foreman and her older brother, Jonathan, journalist
BEST OF TIMES, WORST OF TIMES – Sir Christopher Meyer, former ambassador to Washington, recalls the most tragic and testing day of his diplomatic career
A LIFE IN THE DAY – Peter Mbewe from Zambia, an ex postal worker who spends his days reading news stories and writing to his friend in Essex
BACON AND EDGE – Francis Bacon was as unsettling as his paintings a man who could turn from friendly to ferocious in an instant
STATUESQUE LIBERTIES – After several years of putting her family before Hollywood, Thandie Newton is back She talks about her most controversial role yet: Condoleezza Rice
ELTON TOWERS – In 1975, as his career soared, Elton John thrilled fans in LA with two concerts of such unparalleled extravagance that they sparked a new era in rock’n’roll excess
COVER STORY – DEAD CALM – Neil Entwistle was a quiet, seemingly ordinary Englishman enjoying a new life in America, So what drove him to murder. his wife and baby daughter in cold blood?
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