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Benidorm: Britain’s greatest export
There's a place in Spain where the sun shines almost every day, the sangria's cheap, and the accents are unmistakably British. For millions of working-class Brits, Benidorm isn't just a holiday, it's a cultural institution. But how did a small Spanish fishing village become so deeply tangled up in Britain's relationship with class, aspiration, and identity?
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