The business boys of Kingston
Jamaica's Alpha School for Boys, famed for teaching generations of reggae and ska musicians, is now educating students in fashion, media and entrepreneurship
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How the humble device is getting a new lease of life
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Our readers' desires are...unconventional
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The four-term Prime Minister's vision forms a bleak future for Israel
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Little Atoms weekly round-up (the Clarkson-Ronson line)
Here's our weekly round-up from Little Atoms HQ
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Phil Ormrod is a writer, theatre maker and teacher of various things. He’s co-director of the performance company Switchback. He’s made and performed in work all over the country, at theatres of all sizes and sorts, but his favourite venue so far has been Preston Bus Station. Google it and you’ll see what he means.
Phil’s especially interested in ethics, language and food. At some point he’d like to turn all the road signs on the A1 into a "choose your own adventure" story.
Phil Ormrod is a writer, theatre maker and teacher of various things. He’s co-director of the performance company Switchback. He’s made and performed in work all over the country, at theatres of all sizes and sorts, but his favourite venue so far has been Preston Bus Station. Google it and you’ll see what he means.
Phil’s especially interested in ethics, language and food. At some point he’d like to turn all the road signs on the A1 into a "choose your own adventure" story.
Inside Mary Whitehouse
What would the notorious morality campaigner make of modern free speech debates?
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A poem for the Sun
To mark the 2015 solar eclipse, Little Atoms has teamed up with Penned In The Margins to bring you a new poem by Simon Barraclough
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