The Sunday Times Magazine April 27, 1980

SPECIAL ISSUE:
THE GOVERNMENT
A case study in political power,
how it is wielded and by whom
in a Government which, after
just one year, has shown itself to
be the most radical in 30 years.
A picture of power: the faces
which are the Cabinet. Page 32
The Thatcher style: making her
mark. By Hugo Young. Page 35
Sir Geoffrey Howe: the money man
at No. 11. By Paul Johnson. Page 38
Lord Carrington: Foreign Office
blue blood. By Stephen Fay. Page 42
James Prior: the acceptable face of
Toryism. By Peter Paterson. Page 46
Sir Keith Joseph: the political
theologian. By Ronald Butt. Page 51
Upstairs, downstairs: behind
the scenes at No. 10. Page 54
Mrs Thatchers diary: a PMs
day. By Michael Jones. Page 59
The lesser Cabinet: Simon Jenkins
on the second eleven. Page 60
Whos who. Page 62
An impersonators view of the
PM. By David Robson. Page 66
Life as a Minister. Page 68
LIFESPAN
Fashion: plimsoll lines. Page 93
Campaign for Real Bread: guide
to British flour mills. Page 94
Lifestyles: when the individualists
get together. Page 96
Lists: top ten dreams. Page 99
Art: an exhibition of
Paul Nashs paintings. Page 99
Wine: the wine in Spain comes
mainly from the plains. Page 100
Motoring: why the truck of the
Eighties may be testing components
for your new car. Page 100
Games: Bridge and Chess. Plus:
the Mephisto Crossword. Page 103
START HERE
In this weeks section for young
readers we talk to the man behind
the Mr Men and preview an
exhibition for collectors everywhere.
We look at the balloons which will
be flying over Britain this summer
and at a curious hornbill. Plus:
the latest adventures of Flash
Gordon, our collection for you to
cut out and keep, and your letters
selected by Lesley Judd. Page 107

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