Bobby Friedman’s Tweets

May 16, 2021

Talking tomorrow's front pages on

@TimesRadio

in a few minutes - as the country unlocks, but for how long?

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Kait Borsay

@kaitborsay

· May 16, 2021

Also coming up @TimesRadio from 10pm: • England opening up • @RichardJSpencer Israel • @afuathescot @BobbyFriedman front pages • @Kat_Burroughs @melyork property section • @alibendertv sport • @alaynatreene @ToluseO US Politics Panel • @AmandaFBelfast news review twitter.com/TimesRadio/sta…

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from 10pm: •

border force want action on airport queues✈️ •

front pages🗞 •

hot tub heaven💦 •

sport digest⚽️ •

news briefing👨‍💻

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Times Radio

@TimesRadio

· Apr 18, 2021

Listen to Kait Borsay on

times.radio

Liz Truss and Greensil scandal with Eleni Courea

European Super League latest with Henry Winter

US politics with Kadia Goba & Julia Manchester @kaitborsay | @henrywinter | @EleniCourea | @matt_dathan | @kadiagoba

Apr 12, 2021

What makes a good ex prime minister? My latest for

@telegraph

What makes a good ex prime minister?

Being a former British prime minister is no easy task. But some manage it better than others

Join me from 1pm

-Sunday Papers

and

- Myanmar

- Facts with

- Pension scams

- 2x Olympic Champion

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I’m joining Chiles on Friday

between now and 11am for a look back at the week’s news. Hope you can join Adrian,

@gabyhinsliff

and me. We may or may not be carrying pints of milk.

The Telegraph

@Telegraph

Feb 22, 2021

"The only right response to Prince Charles’s visit is to wish him and his family well, and to hope that the Duke makes a speedy recovery," writes

Nasty curtain-twitchers attacking Prince Charles should at least acquaint themselves with the rules

Just as it’s important that people keep to the rules, it’s vital that people realise that they can leave home when the circumstances require

Jan 22, 2021

I haven’t been able to smell or taste for the last 10 months after I got Covid. Yes, yes, I know I had no taste anyway... I’ll be talking about what it’s been like on

now 📻

We’re taking a look back at the week’s news, good and obviously (mostly) bad on

until 11. Hope you can join

@PronouncedAlva

and me as we chat with Adrian Chiles 📻

Dec 25, 2020

Coming back at you for the last 30 mins of Christmas with more #skypapers with

@JayneSeckerSky

and

@fleetstreetfox

shortly. Hope you can tune in

At least there’s one thing that hasn’t changed about my Christmas: I’ll be rounding it off on #skypapers. Hope you can join

@fleetstreetfox

and me (and some strong coffee) from 10.30pm. Merry Christmas

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How can you blame the Government if you won't do your bit to help its Covid strategy work?

How can you blame the Government if you won't do your bit to help its Covid strategy work?

We all are longing for a return to normal life, but the unfortunate truth is that, unless we act now, we will go backwards, not forwards

Great to be on

for the first time. I'm joining

@alexisconran

until 7pm to look back at some big stories of the week. Hope you can tune in

My piece for

on why we should be wearing masks - but it’s not up to supermarkets to act as the mask police

It's not the job of supermarkets to act as the mask police

Wearing a mask should be a legal requirement, but because the law works by changing behaviour, rather than by compulsion

Jul 1, 2020

Standing up to oppression, and for the rights of Hong Kongers, is the moral thing to do - my take on today’s #HongKong announcement

Standing up to oppression, and for the rights of Hong Kongers, is the moral thing to do

China needs to be aware there will be consequences to its clear and egregious human rights breach in Hong Kong

Matthew Rosenberg

@AshcanPress

Jun 30, 2020

I have a Carl Reiner story that I hold very dear to me. I figured I'd share it today, on the day of his passing, because I hope it will bring some other people some joy the way it does me.

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You can join me (and my lockdown haircut) live from the sweatbox that is my home study at 10am on

, taking a look back at the week’s news with

@poornabell

and Adrian Chiles. Hope you can join us

Jun 15, 2020

Had Covid and lost your sense of taste and smell? For me it's been over 2 months. I decided to look into why; find out whether you can expect to recover; and see what you can do to speed up the process

Will I ever recover my sense of smell?

Can 'training' help defeat anosmia - the loss of the sense of smell?

May 24, 2020

Anyone suggesting the Cummings story doesn’t have cut through outside Westminster, this is what’s most popular on iPlayer right now

My take for

on why we need to use what we've learned from the #coronavirus pandemic to keep us safe from a second peak

To avoid a deadly second wave, Britain must learn from its mistakes

We know a second wave may be coming, but this time around there can be no excuses not to be prepared

Andrew Cotter

@MrAndrewCotter

May 11, 2020

Still having the company meetings online.

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May 4, 2020

Time to swipe Wight

Summer Ray

@SummerRay

Apr 28, 2020

It had to be done

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The Telegraph

@Telegraph

Apr 30, 2020

"Most of all, we need workplaces as a mechanism for dividing our home lives from our work. When your home is your office, there is no real way of psychologically demarcating the two" |

Ditching office life completely would be a terrible step for Britain

I’ve been without my sense of taste and smell for almost a month (thanks, Covid).

After

’s Downing St speech, here’s why he’s right to wait and see on ending #lockdown

@telegraph

We all want answers, but we may need a 'wait and see' lockdown approach

It was no surprise when the government announced the continuation of Britain’s lockdown for another three weeks.

Apr 24, 2020

A different kind of studio for

Chiles on Friday. Hope you can join Adrian,

@poornabell

and me for the next hour looking back on the week’s news. Any ideas what the top story will be?

Ivor Baddiel

@Ivorbaddiel

Apr 19, 2020

Adorable moment man interrupted by his son on live TV

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Apr 19, 2020

The full interview is a must-watch. By far the clearest and most informative explanation of coronavirus since this crisis began

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BBC Politics

@BBCPolitics

· Apr 19, 2020

The prospects of producing a Covid-19 vaccine are very good says Professor Sarah Gilbert, Vaccinologist at Oxford University #Marr #coronavirus bbc.in/3ey8D0o

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The Telegraph

@Telegraph

Apr 18, 2020

" For people whose incomes have been destroyed by the restrictions, every passing day brings ever greater stresses and concerns" |

We all want answers, but we may need a 'wait and see' lockdown approach

It was no surprise when the government announced the continuation of Britain’s lockdown for another three weeks.