Staying In

Watch Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole

If you love Nordic Noir classics like The Bridge and The Killing, we’ve got another binge-worthy show to add to your watchlist: Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole. Dropping on Netflix today, the series is adapted from the bestselling Harry Hole book series written by the eponymous Norwegian writer Jo Nesbø – one of the most prolific crime novelists of our time. An adaptation of Nesbø’s fifth book The Devil’s Star, the series follows brilliant but tormented Oslo homicide detective Harry Hole (Tobias Santelmann) on his hunt for a serial killer. At the same time, Harry is on a mission to prove that fellow detective Tom Waaler (Joel Kinnaman) – who is also put on the case – is actually corrupt and involved in serious crimes. The series becomes both a whodunnit and a moral battle between the two officers: think Line of Duty crossed with Luther. Can Harry succeed in both finding the murderer and bringing his nemesis to justice? Out now, Netflix

Going Out

Get In Line For Agora

It’s no secret that Brits love a queue. But queueing for your supper feels like a totally different matter. The strange phenomenon of lining up in hopes of securing a hot table has been well-documented by newspapers, but it can rarely feel worth it. The one exception to make? Agora, the casual answer to its fine-dining sister restaurant, OMA. While OMA bagged itself a Michelin star, souvla bar Agora sports a Bib Gourmand, and, last year, TopJaw named it among the most ‘outrageous value’ menus in London. C&TH reported from the queue, which stretched a mean 90 minutes on a grey March Thursday – was it worth the hype? We think so – a dinner for two tallies to roughly £100 – but only if you're willing to sacrifice a hungry portion of your evening.

Property Of The Day

Designed by renowned Arts and Crafts architect Norman Jewson, this Cotswold home is truly something to behold. Light, airy and rife with period details, it’s a bucolic dream come true.

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Little Luxury

Treat yourself to an appointment at AEVUM, London’s first hair health-focused salon. The brainchild of celebrity hair stylist Tom Smith alongside his husband and fellow hair expert Chris Donohue, it offers an array of longevity-focused treatments – from red-light therapy to deep cleansing and peptide chain repair. Enjoy a bespoke session amid the zen-like space, which features heated neck rests, lymphatic massage chairs and collagen-infused wellness drinks; you’ll leave with strengthened, glossy hair and a spring in your step. aevumsalon.com

Competition Time

Thanks to this prize draw from Raffle House, this £2.5m Dorset dream home could be yours for as little as £10. Plus, you will be automatically entered into the draw to win a £60k Land Rover. Enter here.

Psssst…

Looking to upgrade your bedroom? Bed and mattress specialist Button & Sprung has opened a new showroom at Chiswick Studios in west London. Inside the spacious art deco building, visitors can browse the full collection of upholstered and wooden beds, as well as try out every option within the range of luxury pocket sprung mattresses. Unit 9B, Chiswick Studios, 9 Power Rd, Chiswick, London W4 5PY

Whatever You Do, Don’t

Spring clean before decluttering, says homemaking influencer Charlie Gray. ‘I tell people to step outside of their home and walk back in with fresh eyes: properly look and think, that needs to be sorted out. Make sure that everything’s sorted and organised, and then you can start cleaning – there’s no point cleaning around the clutter. Start at the top and work your way down.’