In the search for the new James Bond, you could do worse than Luke Spiller. Charming, classy, achingly British and possessed of a knowing, Martini-dry wit, not to mention a natural way with a Savile Row fit, should the producers wish to go back to 007’s eyebrow-arching Roger Moore golden era, he’s ready-made. And if they decide that The Struts’ flamboyant vocalist – a man who nightly sings the line ‘Sex so good it makes the neighbours smoke a cigarette’ – is a bit too fun and Austin Powers to be a successor to Daniel Craig’s gritty take on the role, he can at least offer them a theme song. Already has, in fact. Twice. Back in 2019, Luke wrote a pair – Devil In Me and Angel Like You, both swimming in the lush splendour of the biggest B...