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Issue 121, June 1999 Age concernHeard the one about the 'ageing crisis'? It's the old story, says Phil MullanDon't sack Chris Woodhead over sex, say sixth formersLM's survey of 100 sixth formers reveals mixed feelings over sexual relationships between teachers and students. Jennie Bristow reportsRoyals without royaltyWhat's the point of Edward and Sophie? asks Brendan O'NeillA traditional modernistCharles Rosen talked to Mark Ryan about innovation, Beethoven and the Marquis de Sade'We are in the process of destroying an entire nation'Felicity Arbuthnot reports from Iraq on what it really means to 'degrade' a countryCulture vulturesThe government's one big idea about business is 'the knowledge-driven economy' - and it's a duff one, argues James Heartfield4 Mick Hume: If the Kosovo crisis didn't exist, Blair would have to invent it 8 Don't sack Chris Woodhead over sex, say sixth formers Jennie Bristow 10 Age concern Phil Mullan 13 Opinion: Boys and their toys Ann Bradley 14 Sophie and Edward: royals without royalty Brendan O'Neill 15 A sense of proportion about Jill Dando Anthony O'Hear 17 Taboos: Smacking parents James Heartfield 18 LM Mail
Culture Wars 26 NATO in denial? Mick Hume 27 Spinning the war Tim Gopsill 28 Sanctions in Iraq: the human cost Felicity Arbuthnot 28 Bombshell hits Dundee Dolan Cummings 30 Right off Bruno Waterfield 32 Depressed capitalists Phil Mullan 34 Fundamental fears Marie Hodge, John Hamilton and James Malone 36 Culture Vultures James Heartfield 38 The left in love with disaster Doug Henwood 39 An Englishwoman in Washington: The American nightmare Helen Searls 40 Bedside manners Dr Thurstan Brewin 40 Nursing doctors Liz Frayn 41 Second Opinion: The problem of racist patients Dr Michael Fitzpatrick 42 LM Classified 43 Reading between the lines The stories of Rwanda and the great panjandrum of Bosnia 
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