Anita Singh

Ronnie Corbett’s friends and family – and Robbie Williams – were filled with warm memories of the comedy giant

Corporation’s annual report reveals a year-on-year increase in the sentiment, which has remained static for women

In her latest Channel 4 documentary, Kathy Burke took on an uncomfortable topic: personal wealth

Richard Macer’s wry, witty delve into enormous dogs attempted to understand the psychology of the owners

Ahead of her trial on charges of sexual exploitation, this three-part documentary gives a comprehensive account of Ghislaine Maxwell’s life

ITV’s feature-length documentary about Diana, Princess of Wales marks what would have been her 60th birthday

This documentary is packed with brilliant anecdotes of falling out of helicopters, crashing cars and jumping a rickshaw over a camel

Most of the doors remain firmly close in Channel 5’s fluffy fly-on-the-wall documentary about Kensington Palace

Musician falls victim to ‘cancel culture’ after apology for praising a writer critical of the far-Left unleashes a furious online backlash

The Jimmy McGovern prison drama was a masterclass in acting and provided food for thought on the idea of atonement

Plus: James Hall thinks Absolute Radio’s move is ‘eccentric’ since the prevailing radio winds seem to be blowing in the opposite direction

Sharon Horgan and James McAvoy’s two-hander lockdown drama wove in a Covid polemic - it was ambitious and accomplished but stagey

Corporation told it must deliver ‘accuracy, impartiality and diversity of opinion’ and ensure such a situation ‘never happens again’

Horizon gave a thorough explanation of the science that went into the development of Covid vaccines and the people who made them happen

Eritrean nationals risked their lives to film undercover footage in a country where there are no national elections and no free press

This Sky Documentaries film heard from the women who had run away to join Isil, but were now trapped inside the Roj detention camp

The opening programme hosted by Andrew Neil drew an average audience of 262,000 compared with 100,000 on the BBC News channel

Boris Johnson indicates that Lord Lloyd-Webber’s new production could receive special dispensation to launch as part of a Covid pilot scheme

Jimmy McGovern’s prison drama veered on the didactic in its second episode, but boasted some strong supporting performances

The search is on for a girl to play Penelope, the eager young rider, and a chubby pony to play Merrylegs in a new film based on the drawings