The Sunday Times Magazine April 6, 1980

MAIN FEATURES
Life sentence: why Mary Scorse
became, and remains, Britains
longest-serving prisoner. Page 30
The peoples forest: how Epping
Forest, the cockneys paradise,
survives in the Eighties. Page 36
Rock n Roll: Leiber and Stoller,
the men who manufactured a
music revolution. Page 46
Naples: beginning an occasional
series on the cities of Europe
which seem to distil an essence of
national character. Page 55
LIFESPAN
Fashion: the new spring colours ?
Black. And white. Page 89
Easter: Easter bunnies, Easter eggs
and Easter music. Page 90
Video: to rent, or to buy ? Lifespan
answers the question and takes a
critical look at the systems now on
the market or coming up. Page 92
Art: music to hang on a wall. Page 95
Claire Bretécher: the life of the
liberated father. Page 96
Design: looking at the Anglepoise
in a new light. Page 98
Theatre: The Sunday Times
National Student Drama Festival is
25 years old. Page 99
Games: Bridge and Chess: plus the
Mephisto Crossword. Page 101
A Life in the Day of Viscount
Weymouth, Longleat heir. Page 110
START HERE
From this week, TVs Lesley Judd
joins our new section for young
readers and we talk to her on
page 104. Every Sunday
she will be offering £5 book
tokens for your bright ideas or for
interesting letters we can publish
about your hobbies, things you are
doing at school or anything else
you think other people might like
to hear about. Our address is Start
Here, SUNDAY TIMES MAGAZINE,
12 Coley Street, London WC99 9YT.

Plus: an amazing development in _
skateboarding, John Craven writing 
about discos, number one in our
new collection of cigarette cards, our
usual puzzle and a star joke from
Noel Edmonds. Begins on Page 104

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