Charlotte Runcie is a Radio Critic at The Telegraph. She focuses on topics such as Christmas, holidays, and cultural commentary, while also exploring themes related to Iraq, Disney, and Banksy. Charlotte's insights and critiques have been featured in Yahoo News UK, Yahoo News, and The Telegraph.
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By: Charlotte Runcie, Anita Singh
No screenwriter matched the sagas of top TV presenters going into meltdown. Meanwhile, commercial radio poached the Corporation’s stars
By: Charlotte Runcie
Rhianna Pratchett invoked her father Terry's spirit in her Radio 4 documentary about the mythical creatures of Britain
It's not often that I'm listening to a radio programme and I find myself having to pause it – one of the benefits of listening online – to tell whoever I happen to be with the extraordinary thing I just heard. But that happened almost every few minutes while listening to the first episode of Things Fell Apart (Radio 4), the second series of Jon Ronson's enthralling journeys through the culture wars to suggest the surprising origins of some of our most divisive contemporary debates.
James Tilley's fascinating Radio 4 series The Kids are Alt-Right? disputes the widely-held opinion that youngsters all lean to the left
In the 1990s, I had this novelty FM radio that was in the shape of Wallace and Gromit sitting in their living room.
By: Charlotte Runcie
As our critic bows out after five years, she shares her final thoughts on the medium she loves
By: Charlotte Runcie
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By: Adrian Tinniswood, Emily Bearn, Anita Singh, Tristram Fane Saunders, Simon Heffer, Darran Anderson, Charlotte Runcie
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