TechRadar Publishes 12 Celebrity Traitors-Inspired Products as BBC One Series Returns

The piece recalls last year's winner, Alan Carr. It says Carr 'wasn't exactly a master of subtlety' but 'somehow got away with almost everything.' David Olusoga, it adds, 'summed it up perfectly afterwards,' saying Alan 'could have come down to breakfast in a green cloak' and he still would not have suspected him.

The author then draws a personal comparison. He says he used to own a duplex apartment in a castle, complete with a turret. No murders were planned there, but because the top half was an ensuite bathroom, it made getting up in the night feel 'suitably dramatic,' according to the article.

To celebrate the return of The Celebrity Traitors, the article presents 12 'suitably treacherous products' meant to bring a touch of Ardross Castle into the home. It says no green cloak is required. The list is introduced under the heading 'Top 12 Traitorous treasures.' The article also points readers to a separate page on how to watch The Celebrity Traitors.

The page includes a sign-up prompt for the TechRadar Pro newsletter, which the site says provides top news, opinion, features and guidance for businesses. A short biography says Wayne Williams is a freelancer writing news for TechRadar Pro and has written about computers, technology and the web for 30 years. It adds that he wrote for most of the UK's PC magazines and launched, edited and published a number of them.

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Editor's Summary

TechRadar has published a 12-product list inspired by The Celebrity Traitors as the BBC One series returns for a second season. The article references last year's winner Alan Carr and a comment from David Olusoga, and uses the author's castle apartment anecdote to frame the list.