Anita Singh is the arts and entertainment editor for The Telegraph, as well as a TV critic. With a focus on the national scene in the UK, Anita writes for various publications including Yahoo News UK and Yahoo News. Her work has also been featured in a range of outlets such as The Sydney Morning Herald, Irish Independent, and New Zealand Herald.
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By: Anita Singh
Susan Wokoma and Joshua McGuire have good comic chemistry in BBC One’s zingy sitcom
· 4-min read The BBC's era of “mega-salaries” is over after Zoe Ball announced that she is to leave the Radio 2 breakfast show.
Zoe Ball’s announced departure follows that of Gary Lineker and the resignation of Huw Edwards
By: Anita Singh
Hall is not your average TV actor, but even her talents fail to propel this BBC One series about conspiracy theories to greater heights
· 6-min read Sir Keir Starmer claims the BBC has backed him over the inheritance tax raid on farmers, prompting accusations of bias.
By: Anita Singh
Between 1952 and 1963, the British government carried out a series of nuclear tests in Australia and the South Pacific. British servicemen were used as lab rats.
By: Anita Singh
The BBC Verify unit used a Labour Party activist to back its analysis of government figures on the farm tax
By: Anita Singh
Robyn Malcolm deserves a Bafta for her role in this tense and refreshing thriller from New Zealand
By: Anita Singh
· 3-min read The “arrogant” BBC is to press ahead with plans for a Radio 2 spin-off station despite admitting it will harm commercial rivals.
By: Anita Singh
BBC One’s latest spin-off from Death in Paradise shares only some of its DNA
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