
The BBC is to don the deerstalker with two new projects about Arthur Conan Doyle – one about the author's fraught relationship to his most famous creation Sherlock Holmes – with both landing just in time for Christmas.
The first show, Killing Sherlock: Lucy Worsley on the Case of Conan Doyle, is a new three-partner in which historian Worsley (who presented the BBC's Royal History's Biggest Fibs) explores the relationship between Sherlock Holmes and author Doyle, who was not, in fact, his fictional detective's greatest admirer.