The Sunday Times - UK (2022-05-22)

l Casanova’s unprotected

sexual adventures could

lead to some awkward

situations. On one occasion

he decided to marry

Leonilda, a 17-year-old, but

her mother, on arriving to

sign the marriage contract,

fainted. Leonilda was

Casanova’s daughter.

Books, p22

l Want to live longer?

Forget about multivitamins.

People who take them die

earlier on average. That

might be because of the

iron contained in most pills,

which is shown to promote

the growth of bacteria.

Books, p20

CONTENTS 22.05.2022

ARTS

4
Cover story
Seventy not out — the Rolling
Stones tell Dan Cairns why age
is no barrier to rock’n’roll

7
Television
David Attenborough reveals
an astonishing discovery
about the T. rex

13
Audio
Food for thought — the best
culinary podcasts

14
Film
Tom Shone gives his verdict
on satirical horror Emergency

16
Music
Harry Styles is in his element
with his new album

BOOKS

20

Lead review

The secret to a long life isn’t

superfoods or antioxidants —

it’s much simpler than that

22

Biography

This vivid study of Casanova’s

shocking sexual adventures is

a huge achievement

24

True crime

Is there really a serial killer

on the loose in northwest

England?

26

History

The cowgirls of the Wild

West, below, were just as

brave as the men

24

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TV & RADIO

29
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The best guide to the
week’s programmes

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