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Mar 26, 2026

Will a pipeline destroy Britain's first national park?

Green developers have plans for the Peak District • Farmers feel blindsided • Net zero sparks a rural revolt

by Roland Hughes
Farmers in the Peak District have turned on the Government (Dispatch)

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Mar 17, 2026

The last days of Babestation
Delilah and Zeena at the Babestation studios in Milton Keynes

OnlyFans dominates online porn • Yet Babestation still airs every night • Who works there, and why?

by Max Jeffery
Mar 10, 2026

Where have Britain's soldiers gone?
Only ten soldiers from Sunderland enlisted in the Army last year

Sunderland was once a recruitment powerhouse • Last year, 10 people joined the Army • Who would be cannon fodder now?

by Fred Sculthorp
Feb 12, 2026

How to find love in Silicon Valley
An actual real-life couple in San Francisco (Rachel Dec)

Step 1: Download an AI matchmaker • Step 2: Publish a 'Date-me doc' • Step 3: Close your laptop and go to a bar

by Rachel Dec
Feb 10, 2026

The last of England's freeminers
Rich stands inside a mine shaft in the Forest of Dean (Alexander Rogers)

A centuries-old tradition in the Forest of Dean • England's only independent miners • 'We can be your best friend or your worst enemy'

by Miles Ellingham
Jan 22, 2026

The student behind a phishing empire
Ollie Holman helped fraudsters steal at least £100m

£100m stolen across Europe • Using tech supplied from a bedroom in Canterbury • How did Ollie Holman do it?

by Fin Carter
Aug 26, 2025

Margaux Blanchard, the journalist who didn't exist
Margaux Blanchard, the journalist who didn't exist

Dispatch rumbles AI fraud • The power of reporting • Introducing the Blanchard offer

by Jacob Furedi

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Farmers in the Peak District have turned on the Government (Dispatch)
Mar 26, 2026

Will a pipeline destroy Britain's first national park?

Green developers have plans for the Peak District • Farmers feel blindsided • Net zero sparks a rural revolt

by Roland Hughes
The British Pie Awards are held in Melton Mowbray
Mar 24, 2026

The men who worship pie

Britain’s top bakers face off in a church • 1,000 pastries, one Supreme Champion • Welcome to the British Pie Awards

by Jack Burke
A migrant worker picks vegetables in Almería, Spain (Dispatch)
Mar 19, 2026

Did slaves pick your tomatoes?

One in six UK tomatoes comes from Almería • Supermarkets demand perfection • Trafficked workers live in squalor

by Peter Yeung
Delilah and Zeena at the Babestation studios in Milton Keynes
Mar 17, 2026

The last days of Babestation

OnlyFans dominates online porn • Yet Babestation still airs every night • Who works there, and why?

by Max Jeffery
A battery tower off the coast of Grain (Andrew Hasson)
Mar 12, 2026

The village Britain cut off

The Isle of Grain is Kent's most remote settlement • For 29 hours, the only road in was closed • Inside a Valentine’s weekend lockdown

by Greg Barradale
Only ten soldiers from Sunderland enlisted in the Army last year
Mar 10, 2026

Where have Britain's soldiers gone?

Sunderland was once a recruitment powerhouse • Last year, 10 people joined the Army • Who would be cannon fodder now?

by Fred Sculthorp
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