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Did slaves pick your tomatoes? If you shop at Britain’s supermarkets, the answer may well be yes. @ptr_yeung reports from Almería, Spain:

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Did slaves pick your tomatoes? If you shop at Britain’s supermarkets, the answer may well be yes. @ptr_yeung reports from Almería, Spain:

"Babestation ended up somehow both too vulgar and too timid for our modern age. It fell into a gap. I wanted to speak to the people who still worked there, outcast from our pornographic tastes. I emailed its executives asking if I could visit. They said sure." — @MaxJeffery_ dispatch-media.com/the-last-days-…

Wonderful, wild writing from @MaxJeffery_

Today's report on Babestation also features a series of striking portraits by Harry Mitchell:

At @dispatch__media , we ran a profile of the Babestation in the embers of obsolescence . You should subscribe to @dispatch__media

also this is very true and sad and it's a cultural switch i had never realised happened before seeing @MaxJeffery_ point it out, which has made me strangely nostalgic for grim british softcore

I went to Babestation studios for @dispatch__media

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Somehow, in an age of OnlyFans and extreme online porn, Babestation still broadcasts every night. But who works there — and how long can it survive? @MaxJeffery_ went behind the scenes: 👇

@milesellingham 🦅

Should note this will be alongside my role as contributing editor @dispatch__media - who are putting out some wild work.

I spent an eerie 29 hours in Grain, perhaps England's most remote village, for a once in a generation event: the settlement was shut off from the world Loved reporting and writing this for @dispatch__media

“It is quite a forgotten place. Grain has to fend for itself.” @GregBarradale reports from the Kentish village cut of from England on Valentine's weekend: dispatch-media.com/the-village-br…

Grain might just be England’s most remote village. It’s also surrounded by things that can explode So what happens when it’s shut off from the world? I went to the edge of England for @dispatch__media to find out

What would you do if the only road in and out of your village was sealed off for 29 hours? And what if it happened on Valentine’s weekend? @GregBarradale went to the Isle of Grain to find out:

"Everyone seems to know someone who has returned from the army and fallen into disrepair." Where have Britain's soldiers gone? @skulthorp went looking in Sunderland: dispatch-media.com/where-have-bri…

Why aren't Sunderland's young men joining the army anymore? @skulthorp reports: