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4 August 2019 Sherrie Hewson On the greatest loves of her life Cherry picking Delicious recipes for a summer feast HotHot inin ChileChilele The best wines under £10 Bright eyes Get lashings of style with our beauty buys 44 C4ontents August 2019 The things they say... “Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it 38 Agony aunt By Jane O’Gorman from themselves” 54 Read all about it JM Barrie The latest books, reviewed (1860-1937) 57 Fiction A story by novelist Richard Roper 33 59-74 Switch on The week on TV and radio 52 Gardens 75 Mindy Hammond Fashion Alan Titchmarsh welcomes late bloomers A swish beach club birthday treat in Marbella 4 Get this! for a dazzling autumn display – what could go wrong? This week’s must-haves 77 Stars 8 Focus Russell Grant predicts your week Cool poolside cover-ups People 78 The £1,000 crossword 10 Bay watch 22 Life as I know it Be a beach babe in sporty but With TV presenter Katie Derham stylish swimwear 24 Sherrie Hewson 34 In the closet The actress talks friendship, facing up to her Bestselling Irish author Claudia Carroll sixties and her favourite role as a granny reveals her style secrets 28 Creature comforts How puppy love and family ties have inspired a booming pet and lifestyle business Lifestyle 30 Gurinder Chadha 33 Peak practice Bruce Springsteen’s number one fan, the Head for the dizzy heights on a family Bend It Like Beckham director has turned break to the spectacular South Tyrol hero worship into a new movie 40 Victoria’s best 58 My favourite photo Victoria Gray makes a natural selection Writer Robert Elms shares a family snapshot of wonderful wooden accessories 42 Interiors Blue is the colour for a cool and Regulars contemporary makeover 7 First look 44 Food 18-21 Beauty Pick cherries for a heavenly menu Go all aflutter for the latest magical mascaras 51 Wine 37 Health Jamie Goode 10 COVER: GETTY IMAGES COVER: hails Chile’s hottest vintages Eight steps to wellbeing, whatever your age Editor Margaret Hussey Art Director Greg Anderson Assistant Editor Graham Bailey Supplements Picture Editor Karen Vowles Contents: Rash vest, £122; bikini briefs, Picture Editor Sarah White Production Editor Jan Brierley Lifestyle Director Victoria Gray Commissioning Editor and Beauty Editor £122, both Melissa Odabash (020 7499 Laura Mulley Fashion Editor Antonia Kraskowski Deputy Fashion Editor Rivkie Baum Literary Editor Charlotte Heathcote 9129, odabash.com) Feature Writer Kirsten Jones Fashion Assistants Katy Gale, Scott Wells Chief Sub Editor Jennifer Wignall Sub Editors Bridget Rowan, Catrina Walker, Mia Bolton Picture Researcher Maya Bedford S Magazine, Second Floor, Northern & Shell Building, 10 Lower Thames Street, London EC3R 6EN. 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