Anita Singh

In 1911, Emma Harte (Jessica Reynold/Brenda Blethyn) is an English maid who becomes the woman in charge of a business empire in New York in the 1970s in the second adaptation of Barbara Taylor Bradford's novel of the same name. It was previously adapted in 1985 by Channel 4 with Deborah Kerr and Jenny Seagrove. [Premiered originally in the UK

What is the BBC for? It’s a question central to the current Charter renewal negotiations, and something to which the new director-general has no doubt been giving serious thought. So let me suggest one thing that the BBC really shouldn’t be for: offering advice to people selling porn on OnlyFans. Yet here is OnlyFans: inside the Machine (BBC Three), a documentary doing exactly that, taking an entirely sympathetic view of the “content creators” involved and presenting sex work as a valid career c

No, you don’t just hate their annoying squawking – according to Channel 4’s barmy documentary, it’s your innate xenophobia

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that he has prostate cancer. The 66-year-old presenter was diagnosed with an “aggressive” form of the disease last summer.

In a series known for its comedy, the grim news of Jeremy Clarkson's diagnosis comes as a horrible shock.

The BBC is to cut 550 jobs and close programmes as part of the first wave of savings under its new director-general.

The new BBC director-general is on holiday while unveiling his first round of job cuts and programme closures, The Telegraph can disclose.

The Wombles are being rebooted for the YouTube generation in a series that will team them up with social media influencers.

The King of the North arrived, not on horseback at the head of a conquering army, but on the 10:54 Avanti West Coast service to Euston.

The Huw Edwards comeback has commenced. The disgraced former BBC presenter has joined Substack, the online publishing platform, to reconnect with what he believes to be his adoring public.