The Sunday Times Magazine February 3, 1980

Iran-the Mullahs fall out: the unity of the Islamic revolution in Iran Is
cracking. Rival mullahs compete for power as ethnic minorities rebel against
Khomeinis authority and the economy deteriorates. Roger Cooper and
photographer Donald McCullin report. Page 14
Transports of delight: the Shoes Show now touring Britain has established
Thea Cadabra as our leading designer of fantasy footwear. Photographs by
Lothar Schmid. Report by Meriel McCooey. , Page 32
Presenting the Greeks: yesterday the Royal Shakespeare Company em-
barked on a massive trilogy, The Greeks, adapted by director John Barton from
10 Greek tragedies. Mark Amory talks to Barton about the project and his
curious career. Photographs by David Montgomery. Page 40
LIFESPAN
Fashion: case notes for light travellers. Page 49
Lists: the most popular house names in Britain. Page 49
Table waters: a critical guide to value for money. Page 50
Winter Watch: there are gnats at the bottom of your garden. Page 52
[Image of the week: the work of Chloe Cheese. Page 52
Community sport: must the Jubilee Hall centre die ? Page 52
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer: preserving Hollywoods heritage. Page 55
Games: Chess and Bridge. Page 58
A Life in the Day of Linda McCartney. Page 62

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