On December 3, 1926, the famous mystery writer disappeared into the night—and wouldn’t be seen again for 11 days. What really happened?

Agatha Christie revolutionised the world of detective fiction, poisoning sandwiches, putting the knife into kidnappers and generally bumping off dozens of people in ingenious and macabre ways. In this ...

In this interview, recorded for inclusion in another programme, Agatha Christie talks about her lack of formal education and how boredom during childhood led her to write the Mysterious Affair at ...

Many of Dame Agatha Christie's most well-known works have ... "She had an unpleasant incident early in her life and that really put her off being in public at all," Mr Prichard said.

Agatha Christie, often called the "queen of crime ... also singular in that it is widely thought to be inspired by a real-life murder that took place over a century ago in Mussoorie, a popular ...

Enter the world of Agatha ... that Towards Zero features Christie's "richest and most complex" characters and that she was keen to bring this story to life that features a tale of "truth and ...