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  Why Didn't They Ask Evans? review: Hugh Laurie makes Agatha Christie look easy

  A lesser-spotted Agatha Christie is always welcome. After a glut of Poirot adaptations and in the lull before Miss Marple returns to television, BritBox is serving up Why Didn’t They Ask Evans? as an Easter treat. (Yes, it’s frustrating for non-BritBox subscribers that this three-parter isn’t on terrestrial TV. Far be it from me to tell you that the streaming service offers a seven-day free trial, during which you could watch this show and fit in Brideshead Revisited for good measure...)

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  Miss Potter star Lucy Boynton on the impact of being a child actor

  The 28-year-old actress said therapy was a ‘turning point’.

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  The Ipcress File: all you need to know about star Lucy Boynton's relationship with Rami Malek

  Following his Oscar-winning performance as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, Rami Malek has become a household name. But did you know his girlfriend Lucy Boynton is also a huge star? MORE: The Ipress Cress File: all you need to know about the book, TV show and more The actress, who is currently starring in ITV's The Ipcress File, met Rami on the set of the 2018 film when she played his on-screen wife. Read on to find out everything you need to know about Rami Malek's gorgeous and talented gi

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  TV: Hugh Laurie's adaptation of Agatha Christie classic Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?

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  All you need to know about new murder mystery Why Didn't They Ask Evans?

  No one does a murder mystery like Agatha Christie and TV fans will be delighted to know there's a brand new adaptation of the brilliant 1934 whodunnit novel, Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, coming very soon to screens. MORE: The Split creator reveals why major character was killed off in dramatic first episode The three-part TV adaptation is not only guaranteed a brilliant plot and plenty of drama, it also boast a seriously impressive cast full of big names you're sure to recognise. And, if that was

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  TV tonight: controversial Falklands war gravely revisited to mark anniversary

  TV tonight: controversial Falklands war gravely revisited to mark anniversary. Channel 4’s powerful documentary speaks with the head of the SAS in the Falklands. Plus: Stanley Tucci gorges on butter in Searching for Italy. Here’s everything to watch this evening

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