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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine June 30th 1996
Zoë Heller and her boyfriend get their pretzels in a twist
Relative Values – Sister Wendy Beckett, the nun and art expert, and her cousin, Sister Catherine Chapman
Beverly Hills Croc – Paul Hogan is the Hollywood personification of easy going, with the release of Flipper, the bloke is dolphin-friendly too
Cover story – Is the end of Aids in sight? – ‘Superpeople’ with the mysterious ability to shrug off HIV are under the microscope. Do their bodies hold the key to a cure?
Summer sails – Be sure not to miss the boat this year: go overboard with tropical prints, hot pants and vibrant sundresses, and cruise in style
From Russia with hate – Neo-Nazism, neo-Stalinism… Russians are going from one extreme to another as they look for a post-Soviet identity
Don’t spook now – Is it just artistic superstition, or is Venice haunted by the 16th-century painter Titian?
A Life in the Day of John Humphrys, newsreader and radio and television presenter
60 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is generally in good condition. However it has some minor marks and creasing on the cover. Priced accordingly
