The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Peter Townsend cover (5 August 1984)

Good condition for age - some light wear - yellowing to page edges - bottom staple is missing (error in printing process) making some pages slightly loose

WOODY ALLEN - "Man of the Week"
three-quarter page

THE WHEELS OF MEMORY - 30 years after a royal romance changed the course of his life, Peter Townsend is a successful writer living in France. Tomorrow his latest and most controversial book is published. We meet him at home
Two and three-quarter pages

HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN THE WORLD FEED? - Every minute, 28 children starve to death. Yet every morning 200,000 new faces appear on this planet. By 2100 the world will need to sustain ten billion people. An urgent conference on population opens in Mexico tomorrow
6 page feature

A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST'S GARDEN - Celebrated throughout the world for his Impressionist paintings, Claude Monet was also a gifted gardener. The garden he created (and which is now being restored) was a source of much of his inspiration
5 page feature

HIGH PRIEST OF HOTELS - "Men who rely on their wits live to be very old", says Ashley Courtenay. This year marks the 50th anniversary of his unique hotel guide and we meet the man behind the advice
3 pages

SNOUT TO MAKE A FUSS ABOUT - Is it true that badgers hold funerals for their dead? Dr Ernest Neal can tell you. We meet the world's expert on the species and the man who has put the badger on the map
2 pages