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A murder in Adam Curtis Land

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By Fred Sculthorp
| Dispatch Magazine
At some point in its recent past, Boscombe ceased to be just another faded Victorian seaside resort and became a place where the lost and desperate began to collect like debris at the mouth of a river. “You come here to either die or recover,” say locals who have so far managed to do neither.
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The case for a British nota roja

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By Fred Sculthorp
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
In praise of Court News UK and against ignoring the dark heart of Britain Nota roja is a genre of tabloid journalism in Mexico that concerns the country’s dark heart: murders, violent robbery, narco wars and the human collateral from various state failures. There is a trope that modern media has left us “desensitised” to violence, but I can assure you there’s nothing quite like nipping out for a pint of milk in Mexico and seeing a local corpse from down the road all over the front pages.
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The road to Clacton Pier

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By Fred Sculthorp
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
It was the weekend before Nigel Farage and Count Binface were to face off in a Westminster by-election, and the people of Clacton had gathered in the West Cliff Theatre to consult with the spirits of the dead. “I’m hearing Babs and Joan,” said T.J Higgs, a professional psychic who hailed from these parts.
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