Sunday Times Magazine April 12, 1981

Cover photograph: C. Simonpieri/Sygma.

MAIN FEATURES
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Indias police today
Why there is an alarming rise
in atrocities carried out in the
name of Indian law.

42
The public and private Polanski
An exclusive interview with director
Roman Polanski, whose notorious
private life is as well-
documented as his films; his latest
has just orig in London.
Memorable marriages
A look at outstanding wedding
pictures taken by top photographers
from the me and present.
The Beatles: the true story - 3
Business bungling, America - and
the tragedy of Epstein. The
third of four major extracts from
the definitive new biography.
LIFESPAN
74
Food
Grains of knowledge: a guide
to the worlds rice.

75
Design
The new British motorbike.
76
People
Who are the roadies? Two-page article on 6 roadies.

78
Gardens
Lawn lore: the mower for the job.
Folk remedies that work
The properties of feverfew.
79
Science
Next: a oer vaccine ?
Paperback writer
The mysteries of Ruth Rendell.
87
Games
Bridge, Chess, Mephisto Crossword.
START HERE
88
Lifestyle of the future?
Alternative technology in Wales.
89
Easter artistry
How to to an egg.
The Final Episode
We bid farewell to Flash Gordon.
Bottle it up

: Pushing an egg into a bottle.
94
A Life in the Day of
Roger Cook, broadcaster. )

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