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Welcome to a world of limitless possibilities, where the journey is as exhilarating as the destination, and where every moment is an opportunity to make your mark.
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By Jeremy Miles Fifty-five long years ago today I began work as a young newspaper reporter. Green, naive and pretty clueless but bolstered by the confidence of youth, I quickly became surprisingly well-regarded. This was not because I was particularly good at the job but simply because a fellow junior hack taken on on the…
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By Jeremy Miles The death of the great reggae singer Jimmy Cliff, announced yesterday, brought home to me more than ever the dreadful growth of division and racism in our society. I remembered an interview I did with Jimmy in 2008 and how optimistic and happy he was that the evils of racism that he…
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By Jeremy Miles I run into some interesting characters in my line of work, and after more than 50 years of interviewing, there is very little that surprises me. But even I raised an eyebrow when I chatted to record-breaking micro artist David A Lindon, who creates works so small they can’t even be seen…
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Welcome to a world of limitless possibilities, where the journey is as exhilarating as the destination, and where every moment is an opportunity to make your mark.
-
By Jeremy Miles Fifty-five long years ago today I began work as a young newspaper reporter. Green, naive and pretty clueless but bolstered by the confidence of youth, I quickly became surprisingly well-regarded. This was not because I was particularly good at the job but simply because a fellow junior hack taken on on the…
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By Jeremy Miles The death of the great reggae singer Jimmy Cliff, announced yesterday, brought home to me more than ever the dreadful growth of division and racism in our society. I remembered an interview I did with Jimmy in 2008 and how optimistic and happy he was that the evils of racism that he…
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By Jeremy Miles I run into some interesting characters in my line of work, and after more than 50 years of interviewing, there is very little that surprises me. But even I raised an eyebrow when I chatted to record-breaking micro artist David A Lindon, who creates works so small they can’t even be seen…