'Wagatha' is a grotesque symbol of me-me-me Britain
The battle between the Wags illustrates everything that’s wrong with our increasingly narcissistic society
Source: telegraph.co.uk
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Who killed Linnet in Death on the Nile? Agatha Christie culprit revealed
Death on the Nile has recently been added to Disney Plus and we reveal who killed Linnet in the mystery and compare it to Agatha Christies book.
Source: hitc.com
Where was Death on the Nile filmed? Were the locations really in Egypt?
Kenneth Branaghs Death on the Nile adaptation has recently been added to Disney Plus and we reveal where the mystery was filmed.
Source: hitc.com
Burgh Island: Hotel plans 27 staff rooms in accommodation crisis
"We have no other choice if we want to get and retain staff," says hotel owner Giles Fuchs.
Source: bbc.com
How Death on the Nile's killer compares to Agatha Christie's murderer
Theres another mystery on our hands this weekend with Death on the Nile and we explore who the killer is and if the movie is faithful to the novel.
Source: hitc.com
A Brief History of Hercule Poirot Ahead of Death on the Nile's Release
I'll admit, I'm not overly familiar with Hercule Poirot, the famed Belgian detective at the center of Agatha Christie's sprawling series of mystery novels.
Source: comingsoon.net
Book review: Burgh Island Food
Departing executive chef Tim Hall's book is a celebration of one of the south coast's most striking dining destinations.
Source: bighospitality.co.uk
A booklover's guide to this year's festive TV
We've trawled the schedules so you don't have to. Curl up with a box of chocs, your drink of choice and our guide to the best Christmas programmes.
Source: penguin.co.uk
Books to Read This Summer - The New York Times
These vacation-themed reads run the gamut from tales of quaint murder mysteries and weddings run amok to reclaiming your mojo.
Source: nytimes.com