The Sunday Times magazine - Paul Newman cover (15 September 2002)

The Sunday Times magazine - Paul Newman cover (15 September 2002)
Good condition

TAMZIN OUTHWAITE AND HER BROTHER, KES - "Relative Values"
2 pages

GEOFFREY WELLUM - "Best of Times, Worst of Times"
Geoffrey Wellum, DFC, 81, joined the RAF at the age of 17 and fought in the Battle of Britain as a Spitfire pilot. He looks back on the anguish of losing his friends in combat and his amazement at his survival, despite being shot three times
1¼ pages

RORY BREMNER - 4½ pages

UNCOVER GIRLS - When the censors swooped on 1930s Hollywood, the industry developed its sharpest marketing tool: the saucy pin-up. And the master of this lost art form was Bruno Bernard
5 pages

THE CROP BUSTERS - For years, crop circles have been taken as seriously as UFOs and fairies. Now, not only have the weird patterns arrived in Hollywood, but scientists are trying to solve the mystery. And the answer may lie in the soil
3½ pages

PAUL NEWMAN - Still cool at 77, Paul Newman gives a rare interview
5 pages

SHUKRI HARIR ISMAEL - "A Life in the Day"
1 page