Robert Jobson is a journalist known for his work at various prestigious publications. He specializes in themes related to culture and society, media and press, as well as business and economics, reflecting his broad expertise in journalism. Robert is featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo Sports UK, The Mirror, and The Independent.
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Robert Jobson's focus is on the British Royal Family, particularly King Charles, Prince William, and events involving them. He also covers topics related to climate change and charity work. If you have insights or unique angles related to these areas, especially as they pertain to the UK and London specifically, your pitch may resonate with him.
Given his coverage attributes include event coverage and government announcements along with a mix of entertainment news, culture & society, family & relationships themes - consider tailoring your pitches accordingly. For example, if you have access to exclusive information about royal engagements or can provide expert commentary on socio-cultural impacts of royal activities in London or across the UK; this might catch Robert's attention.
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Near the end came the question that mattered. What would Diana have been if she had not married the heir to the throne?
When a family wants to make peace, someone picks up the phone or sends a note. Nobody floats the idea in a newspaper saying that you're thinking about it.
When a family wants to make peace, someone picks up the phone or sends a note. Nobody floats the idea in a newspaper saying that you're thinking about it.
Rather than King Charles's speech in Cardiff, the cameras were elsewhere, trained on his errant son Harry and daughter-in-law Meghan, making their deluded Back to the Future comeback in Nottingham.
A recording from Robert Jobson's live video
As King Charles arrived in Cardiff to officially open the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament, on Thursday, a handful of anti-monarchy protesters standing outside urged members to walk out.
By: Robert Jobson
HARRY’S old pal Sir Elton John sang that “sorry seems to be the hardest word.” It is clearly not on the playlist of the so-called “Prince of England.” He hasn’t even tried it. Yesterday GQ pu…
These petulant little interviews, given as if the world revolves around him, cast Harry as the wronged brother with open arms and William as the man who will not come to the door.
These petulant little interviews, given as if the world revolves around him, cast Harry as the wronged brother with open arms and William as the man who will not come to the door.
When public figures give an interview, they ask one thing first. When does it run? Timing can matter more than anything said.
