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Author’s great-grandson suggests she would have approved of changing lead’s ethnicity in Murder Is Easy

Who has been the TARDIS’ best non-Time Lord inhabitant since the show returned in 2005?

Newcastle performances to kick off The Mousetrap's regional tour in 2024

Our guide on what to watch this weekend includes The Crown, Scott Pilgrim Takes Off and Monarch

Agatha Christie meets Alex Garland in Hulu's technoir mystery. Read Inverse's review of 'A Murder at the End of the World.'

From star-studded murder mysteries to returning superhero shows, there’s plenty to watch this weekend.

Agatha Christie published The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb in September 1923, almost a year after the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings. Her Hercule Poirot short story drew inspiration from the sensationalised folklore of the “mummy’s curse”. Lord Carnarvon, sponsor of the excavation, had died…

At the age of 29, the actor already has four Oscar nominations – but which performance deserved a trophy the most? Ahead of the release of her new sci-fi thriller Foe, we rate her greatest roles

Klara the cow and rabbit detective Agatha Christensen attempt to recover a miracle seed in a family mystery with a surprisingly clever ending – if you can stay awake that long

Icelandic author Ragnar Jónasson is one of the masters of Nordic Noir. His best-selling thrillers have sold millions of copies in 36 different territories. His latest novel "Reykjavik" centres around the cold case of a missing teenage girl. It's a unique collaboration with none other than Iceland's sitting Prime Minister…

After decades of being under Charlie Watts’s thumb, prized works belonging to the late Rolling Stones drummer have now been placed under the hammer at a London auction.