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Ellis: Series One – DVD Review
By Karl Hornsey Even in the packed genre of crime drama series, something can still come along that’s just that ... -
Midsomer Murders: Series 23 – DVD Review
By Karl Hornsey What is there left to say about Midsomer Murders that hasn’t already been said? More than 27 ... -
Heroes and Villains: A Family Concert by the Hull Philharmonic Orchestra – Live Review – ...
By Karl Hornsey, November 2024 The Hull Philharmonic Orchestra began their latest highly anticipated series with a special family concert, ... -
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Film Gala – Live Review – Hull City Hall
By Karl Hornsey, November 2024 We may not realise it as we sit down to watch our favourite films, but ... -
Recipes for Love and Murder (Series One) – DVD Review
By Karl Hornsey With series two just around the corner, there’s no better time to indulge in the first series ... -
Rebus: A Game Called Malice – Review – York Theatre Royal
By Karl Hornsey, October 2024 The character of Inspector Rebus has long been established as one of the most-loved and ... -
The Madame Blanc Mysteries Series 1-3 Box Set – Review
By Karl Hornsey The Madame Blanc Mysteries is fast becoming a staple of the cosy crime drama genre, having already ... -
The Chelsea Detective series 1-2 Box Set – Review
By Karl Hornsey Every crime drama needs to ensure that its leading protagonist has a quirk in his or her ... -
The Reach at Piccadilly, Manchester – Hotel Review
By Karl Hornsey, August 2024 There’s a new addition to the hotel landscape in central Manchester, and it’s one that ... -
Lions in the Wilderness by Clive and Joe Hetherington – Review
By Karl Hornsey As England fans recover from their second successive European Championship final defeat, this excellent book by Clive ... -
My Life is Murder (Series 1-3) – DVD Review
By Karl Hornsey Considering the gravitas of its subject matter, murder does seem to have tempted programme-makers to have created ... -
Salute! The Inside Story of England’s Own Goal at Berlin’s Olympiastadion by John Leonard Review
By Karl Hornsey With remarkably prescient timing, John Leonard’s book covers an infamous moment in English sporting history, just as ...
