James Walton

A ‘look at these funny people’ doc that could have been presented by any TV hack: Grayson Perry’s Full English reviewed

Plus: a promising, if resolutely traditional sitcom, from Simon Bird, on Channel 4

Grayson Perry sets off to find out what ‘the ancient people could tell us about English culture', hanging out with members of the British Druid Society (founded 1979)
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