Sunday Times Magazine 27 March 1977 Brian Cox Black Papers Spoils of Empire Terry Gilliam Jabberwock
LIFESPAN
Room for Improvement starting today: a new eight-part series
designed to help you to get the best out of your home. Page 23
Nostalgia Victorian commuter-land: a picture from Yesterdays
Album. Page 30
Animals dentistry and your dog. Page 33
Arts - Image of the Week; spoken-word cassettes; the novels of
Gore Vidal. , Page 34
Education profile of Brian Cox, one of the men behind the controversial Black Papers. Page 37
Schools Lifespans new search for the best school mag. Page 37
Silver toilet basket with five silver bottles inside found on the Rome, dating from the late 4th century.
Spoils of Empire: treasures from the Dark Ages in gold and silver
an exhibition opening this week at the British Museum; report by
Susan Raven. Page 42
Divorce French Style: how the fight for Quebec is splitting Canada,
by Brian Moynahan; photographs by Alain le Garsmeur. Page 48
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch: Terry Gilliams Jabberwocky,
a new film in the Monty Python tradition, by George Perry; photo-
graphs by Red Saunders. Page 62
Dressing the part: Stephane Audran in the clothes designed for her
latest film; by Meriel McCooey, photographs by Eva Sereny. Page 66
Twenty million people cant be wrong: profile of Bruce Forsyth by
Russell Miller; photograph by Duffy. Page 72
Bridge by Boris Schapiro; Chess by Peter Clarke. Page 82
Sacred Cows: this week Ian Bradley challenges the priority of
productivity; illustration by Peter Brookes. Page 86
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