The Sunday Times Magazine February 17, 1980

Empress Farah: My life in exile.
Thirteen months ago the Empress
Farah was forced to flee Iran with
her husband, the Shah, who had
ruled for 37 years. Since then they
have been forced to seek asylum
in a variety of countries and the
perilous nature of the Shahs illness-
has become public knowledge. "
Today in an exclusive interview, the
Empress talks about their life as
wandering exiles, her children, her
past financial dealings and her
attitude towards the assassination
squads of Ayatollah Khalkhali.
Interview and photographs by
Jean Desaunois. Page 14
And the Shah talks about his
fears for his country. Page 25
Grow your own Mona Lisa:
the creation of a fertiliser masterpiece.
By Georg Gerster. Page 26
How the famous see themselves:
self portraits by amateur painters
ranging from Nyree Dawn Porter
to Tony Bennett. How they started
and why they do it. Page 32
The great fly-fishing revolution:
years of research into the world of
the trout has produced new theories
about their response to flies - and
a pioneering style of artificial
fly. By Brian Clarke. Page 40
LIFESPAN
Opera: a home-grown soprano
conquers the world. Page 55
Car competition: we pick the
best of the entries. Page 55
Pancake Day: what to do, and what
not to do, on Tuesday. Page 55
Bush House: London is still calling
but for how long ? Page 56
Watch Club: the world of the mice
which climb trees to eat. Page 59
Architecture: another good
supermarket ruined ? Page 59
Lists: the most popular foreign
languages for night classes. Page 59
Weaving: an ancient Indian art
survives in Guatemala. Page 60
Photography: the working horse is
brought to the fore. Page 63
Shopping: a coffee mill which only
adds to the daily grind. Page 63
Words: Philip Normans
contra-dictionary. Page 63
Campaign for Real Bread:
if you cant get it from your baker,
try baking it yourself. Page 64
Games: Bridge and Chess. Page 66
A Life in the Day of Sir Peter
Parker, BR chairman. Page 70

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