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Tim Franks

Tim Franks

Verified

Radio Presenter, BBC World Service

London

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including video games, Films , Comic Books, Pop Culture, Tabletop Games , Books , Music

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economics, sports, tech

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 18

  • Arnold Franks obituary

    By Tim Franks Verified| The Guardian Verified My father, Arnold Franks, who has died aged 93, was a dentist by occupation, but a quietly revolutionary one. He helped reshape dental theory and practice, while as a clinician devoted himself to some of the most marginalised groups. As a new graduate in Manchester in the 1950s, he questioned conventional approaches, then often based on invasive treatments.

    By Tim Franks Verified · The Guardian

    Nov. 09, 2023

  • Israel's settlers change West Bank landscape with hilltop outposts

    By Tim Franks Verified| BBC Verified By Tim FranksNewshour, BBC World Service, in the West Bank One thing - perhaps the only thing - is beyond dispute. That this is a stunning landscape, particularly now, deep into spring. The rocky hillsides of this central belt of the occupied West Bank are washed in green. The roads wind and dip. The views can extend, on clear days like these, eastwards all the way to the bare mountains that mark the Jordan Valley. But this ancient hillscape is also changing.

    By Tim Franks Verified · BBC

    Mar. 22, 2023

  • Arnold Franks obituary

    By Tim Franks Verified| The Guardian Verified My father, Arnold Franks, who has died aged 93, was a dentist by occupation, but a quietly revolutionary one. He helped reshape dental theory and practice, while as a clinician devoted himself to some of the most marginalised groups. As a new graduate in Manchester in the 1950s, he questioned conventional approaches, then often based on invasive treatments.

    By Tim Franks Verified · The Guardian

    Nov. 09, 2023

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BBC World Service