TV Times magazine - Miriam Stoppard cover (24-30 September 1988)

Fair to good unread condition - there is some slight creasing to length of front cover (close to spine)

Yorkshire edition

"AND BABY MAKES THREE?" - This week the Duke and Duchess of York start their first trip abroad since the birth of Princess Beatrice when they visit Australia. There has been much speculation as to whether the newborn princess should travel halfway across the globe. Here, Dr Miriam Stoppard offers her expert advice
2 pages (one page is a full-page colour photo of the Duchess of York with Princess Beatrice)

"A MOUSE, A RABBIT AND A MAN CALLED WALT DISNEY" - We look at the legacy of the man who owed his original success to a mouse, and whose studio is currently riding high on the back of a new cartoon character, a rabbit called Roger
Two and a half pages

JIM DAVIDSON - "Seriously, it's Jim Davidson"
2 pages

DIANA ROSS - "Motherhood, marriage, music and me"
2 pages

BETTY DRIVER - "The Betty Driver Story" (Part 1)
My mum - "I'll never forget the rows"
My sister - "I can neve repay the debt"
My career - "I never expected such fame"
We begin Betty's extraordinary story
Three and a half pages (continues in next week's issue)

PATRICK MACNEE - "Why Patrick can now talk to the servants"
We chat to Patrick about his life, past and present
1 page