Patrick Kidd

Love this. How completely unfussed, almost embarrassed she is by getting it in

The Masters @TheMasters

Poppy McIlroy converts the lengthy putt on No. 9! #themasters https://t.co/6Vfkfxm3v7

My latest Sketches of London piece for @thetimes has me walking @theboatrace course from Putney to Mortlake, nobly resisting all but the final pub, aided by reminiscences from @donaldlegget whose relationship with the race goes back more than 60 years https://t.co/xqKernzQUo

RT @LearNonsense: In Oxford today. Tempted to let the badgers in. After all, if March hares, dormice, and white rabbits can join an Oxfor…

RT @SilverAlso: This is an interesting read, @HackBlackburn raises the memory of the Titanic, and what could have been, on that bleak night.

RT @WalkerMarcus: From @patrick_kidd in the @spectator - they’re thinking of bringing this historical theme park to Britain and it would be…

Big final home game of the season @Blackheath_1858 as Markus Burcham plays a record 282nd match for the Club, a run that at one point featured 154 consecutive games (almost six seasons without an injury). A great Club servant, not least as he now commutes from Bournemouth https://t.co/XgD54ckaWP

I’m torn between different stripes today. @Blackheath_1858 socks to mark our last home game tomorrow and egg and bacon tie for the first day of the county cricket season @HomeOfCricket https://t.co/EuYevE1t5a

Vive La Grande-Bretagne! The French historical theme park Puy du Fou, where the monarchy and the church always win, could be coming to Oxfordshire but will the killjoys cause more problems than the Nimbys? Wrote this for this week’s @spectator https://t.co/Xs5dSI8WJi

Let the trumpets play a sad fanfare. After 14 years of breakfast service on Radio 3 @PetrocTrelawny is doing his last show. It’s been a joy to switch over, with increasing frequency, from Today’s misery and find beauty, calm and Cornish charm. Enjoy the move from dawn to dusk!

Petroc Trelawny @PetrocTrelawny

last early morning commute … @bbcradio3 https://t.co/a31HJCNgdo

For the latest in my Sketches of London series for @thetimes I went behind the scenes at @HomeOfCricket as staff at Lord's get ready for a ludicrously early start to the county cricket season. https://t.co/CbCvFT9RIG

Lovely piece by ⁦@Athersmike⁩ on the death of a Jamaican who played in the Lancashire leagues until he was 85, arriving in an era when Caribbean club cricketers were local heroes https://t.co/RY1O0OZKpl

Sad to learn that Betty Webb, who worked at Bletchley Park and in the Pentagon, has died at 101. I interviewed her in 2020 and was delighted I could introduce her to my nine-year-old daughter https://t.co/egphjfV9n5

RT @LettersDesk: The cheapest pint? https://t.co/L6gG46FsPP

RT @TheCriticMag: Team US might need the commander-in-chief’s help to win the Ryder Cup, writes @patrick_kidd https://t.co/blZNtOKKZy

RT @patrick_kidd: My final Tailender column for @TimesSport is now online. It's about swansongs, from @Blackheath_1858's Dave Allen to Pete…