Christopher Stevens

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Bergerac was one of the first detective dramas to lure top actors into one-off roles each week.

Sir David Suchet's deductive power are slipping. In his Poirot days, he'd never have failed to spot a body in bovver boots, laid out in front of him.

What's most frightening is how plausible it seems. When 13-year-old Jamie Miller is arrested in his bedroom and charged with murder, it's obvious what police expect to find.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Fashion blogger Imani is determined to become the most loathed woman in Britain, two days into her unpopularity campaign, she looks unstoppable.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews This City Is Ours on BBC1: Sean Bean exudes menace in every grizzled glare as a Sc

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Satisfying last night at the White Lotus... even if the spice was too hot for some

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Grace on ITV1: If you need extra time to save lives at a football match, just whis

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: It's one thing to hear a man tell his estranged daughter, 'I've missed you.' It's quite another to see him clutch his hands to his heart in wordless anguish.

Be CAREFUL what you think. That's been the joke in my family - and with my autistic son's teachers and carers - ever since he was a toddler.

More politically incorrect and sweary than ever, Clarkson's Farm returns to Amazon Prime tomorrow, packed with jokes that could never be aired on the BBC .