The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Debbie Moore cover (16 November 1986)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

ME AND MY JEANS - Classless but classy, faded but glorious, the right pair of denims can match just about any personality.
Featuring Trevor Millett, Michael Wood, Antony Demetriou, Keith Skeoch, Debbie Moore, Joan Bakewell, Sian Phillips, Rick Parfitt, Sally Oppenheim
Four and a half pages

UNTO THE THIRD GENERATION - The Kennedy dynasty, whose history has enough drama and tragedy to out-soap the Carringtons, has produced a new set of contenders for high political office. Foremost among them is Joe, eldest son of Robert. As David Blundy discovered, his career is taking off fast
4 pages

FARMING IN THE CLOUDS - British farming is out of control, according to Conservative MP and farmer Sir Richard Brody, who was recently appointed Chairman of the House of Commons Select Committee on Agriculture. As the food mountains grow, he gives his personal views on how our agriculture might be put right
Three and a half pages

BACKYARD PARADISE - The faint-hearted gardener will clutch at the odd birdcage or a speedy vine. Alice Thomas Ellis looks at the idiosyncrasies which have spread their roots in her life
Two and a half pages

ACE TRUMP - She is a junior minister. She advocated using Falklands sheep as mine detectors and pioneered the controversial publicity against the Aids disease. Lady Trumpington, tireless campaigner and extrovert, talks to Jane Ellison
Two and three-quarter pages

MY COUNTRY RIGHT OR WRONG? - Enoch Powell wonders if he has a country at all
1 page