James Walton

It’s impossible not to feel snooty watching ITV’s Agatha and Poirot

Plus: BBC's When Nudes Are Stolen shows how little we’ve begun to consider the impact of the internet on the future of human decency

Richard E. Grant, presenter of ITV's Agatha and Poirot, left much of the not-so-heavy lifting to a selection of celebs most charitably described as random
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