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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Anita's coverage is heavily concentrated on entertainment news, particularly reviews of TV shows and films. She would likely be receptive to pitches related to interviews or exclusive insights into the production process of popular TV shows, films, and celebrities.
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By: Anita Singh
Enjoy touching anecdotes galore as Dench shows her new friend Jay Blades – who she met on The Repair Shop – around her favourite places
By: Anita Singh
Recorded shortly before he died, this informative series is typical of Mosley’s commitment to improving public health
By: Anita Singh
Heaven knows why Rylan Clark has decided to present this grim reality show, in which airheads seek ‘love’ while letting their bits hang out
By: Anita Singh
How to describe Dating Naked UK (Paramount+)? It's Love Island crossed with the sausage section of the supermarket meat aisle.
By: Anita Singh
The Queen guitarist continues to campaign for an end to badger culling – but this passionate documentary came across as somewhat one-sided
By: Anita Singh
Apple TV+’s superb adaptation of Mick Herron’s novels hinges on a terrific cast and sizzling dialogue
By: Anita Singh
There are two kinds of post-political career, and by a coincidence of scheduling they both play out at the same time on rival channels.
By: Anita Singh
Was Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One) always so predictable? I don't remember it being so in the early days, but now the way is very clearly signposted.
By: Anita Singh
The EastEnders actress’s journey through her family tree brought up a spirited Brummie landlady and a disabled great-great-grandfather
By: Anita Singh
BBC prepares to release findings of a review into allegations as new series begins
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