Christopher Stevens

James May And The Dull Men celebrates the questions that preoccupy the minds of chaps past a certain age.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Abduction is thankfully very rare. But vile internet content is not, and it seeps into social media sites like poison.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Sir Frederick Forsyth's 1971 novel The Day Of the Jackal included a blueprint for obtaining a fake passport and identity.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS:Gyles Brandreth once held the world record for the longest on-screen kiss.

Unless you're lucky enough to watch telly for a living like the Daily Mail team, you're unlikely to have seen all the five star shows this year has brought us.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The fault lies squarely with ITV. Presenter Gino D'Acampo has been accused of lewd behaviour and using inappropriate language on set - but so what?

Father-of-two Dave Griffiths has definitely hit a wall - he's refusing to wear a festive jumper, and threatening to go for a long walk with the dog instead of opening presents

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: All serial killers whistle. It's a well-known fact. How else would victims know they were about to be butchered?

Don Gilet, a familiar face from Holby City and EastEnders, was making few friends as he became the fifth British policeman to settle reluctantly into the job, on Death In Paradise.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: This hour-long salute to Hairy Biker Dave Myers, who died in February, was a joyous revel in memory of a character who brightened our screens.