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Interrogating Agatha Christie

Nicola Onyett looks at the decision to modernise the work of the Queen of Crime, and how this sheds light on contemporary culture wars

Nicola Onyett

Koo Stark as Vera Claybourne in a 1988 production of And Then There Were None
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AQA (B): Paper 2 Crime writing (The Murder of Roger Ackroyd)

NEA: AQA (A), Edexcel

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