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Miles Ellingham

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As seen in: O Globo, The New York Times, Business Insider, Financial Times, The Independent (UK), Rolling Stone, VICE, Flipboard, Australian Financial Review, British GQ and
Senior writer @ObserverUK Words in @FT, @Newstatesman, @nytimes etc. Contributing editor @dispatch__media — milesellingham(at)gmail(dot)com 📖 @rcwlitagency

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Journalist at Financial Times. Work also in Rolling Stone, The Independent, The Quietus, VICE, Jacobin and others.

He likes to write about counterculture.

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The sound of England

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By Miles Ellingham Verified
| Dispatch Magazine
Sheffield is buckling with English heat, English noise, English paranoia. An elderly man gazes through a telescopic lens towards a church spire, observing a peregrine falcon as it feeds its young while, down in the yard, four topless day-drinkers roll around play fighting. Little sticky notes on the inside of a ground floor window have been decorated with neat cursive slogans: “diversity is not our strength”, “no one is coming to save you”.
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What happened to Borat’s village?

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| Dispatch Magazine
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Meet London’s boat people They have escaped the rat race

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By Miles Ellingham Verified
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'It’s a hideaway, populated by people who wanted to escape things'. (Guy Smallman/Getty) CanalsDispatchLondonZack Polanski In a city like London, whether we know it or not, people agree to a strange kind of psychic bargain. There’s opportunity in the city — or at least proximity to opportunity. And, in exchange, Londoners also tolerate an intense, interlocking structure of control. Call it conformity, or regulation, or norms, we all know it’s there. Yet there are people who transcend this bargain.
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