Shocks, Scares and Surprises - When the Doctor is around, you’ve got to expect the unexpected. This week Doctor Who Adventures magazine reveals the ten biggest surprises in Doctor Who. From Rose discovering the TARDIS to the Doctor crashing through a mirror riding a horse – who do you think will come top in this shocking countdown? Go Gadget, go! Find out lots of Gadget facts and how it saved in day in The Waters of Mars. (Click the cover image on the right to see a hi-res... Read Full Story

The upcoming edition of the Radio Times features David Tennant discussing his final episodes of Doctor Who as well as chatting about one of the guest stars - former James Bond Timothy Dalton. Dalton - who starred in 1987's The Living Daylights and 1989's Licence to Kill - plays an as-yet unnamed Time Lord. Some fans have even suggested he might be Omega (The Three Doctors, Arc of Infinity), although this is unlikely. Praising Dalton's down-to-earth attitude to the Radio Times, David said:... Read Full Story

Here's a great opportunity to meet, chat and get the autograph of one of the creative forces of Doctor Who when the series made its return in 2005! Rob Shearman, the writer who brought the Daleks back to television in the episode Dalek, will be signing copies of his new book Love Songs for the Shy and Cynical at The Corner Store, 33 Wellington Street, Strand, London, WC2E 7BN on Saturday 19 December. As well as signing, Rob will also be reading from the book. The event begins at 12pm and... Read Full Story

Death of a Doctor - The upcoming edition of the Radio Times - for the week 5-11 December - features an exclusive preview of the Doctor Who Christmas special The End of Time, Part One while Russell T Davies reveals how David Tennant’s Doctor will be going out with a bang. Also in this issue, outgoing Executive Producer Russell T Davies reveals details about the Master's return... John Simm is back, as the Master, fellow Time Lord and the Doctor’s arch nemesis for nearly four... Read Full Story

The great Bernard Cribbins seems to have been in the press all week, and his presence as a Doctor Who co-star at Christmas looks set to extend his presence even further. Today it was The Times turn to feature Cribbins who was interviewed by his friend Ken Russell. While he's still refusing to give anything about The End of Time away and discussing "Right Said Fred" and The Wombles there's still plenty of interest, not least in his thoughts on his BAFTA award on Sunday and his... Read Full Story

There are just two more episodes of Doctor Who starring David Tennant and then that's it - the Tenth Doctor is dead. Tennant himself of course finished work on the specials several months ago, and is apparently looking forward to settling down on Christmas Day to watch the show. Speaking to the Paisley Daily Express, Tennant revealed he will be watching his own Doctor Who send-off on Christmas Day. One imagines that there may well be two former Doctors in the room when that happens, as welll... Read Full Story

2 entertain’s first classic Doctor Who DVD of 2010 - The Peladon Tales Boxset - will be available from 4th January 2010. Featuring the two Jon Pertwee stories The Curse of Peladon (1972) and The Monster of Peladon (1973), the adventures co-star Katy Manning as Jo Grant and Lis Sladen as Sarah Jane Smith respectively, and take place 50 years apart on the feudal planet of Peladon whose diplomatic and economic situation mirrored that of the UK at the time of broadcast. The Restoration... Read Full Story

Calm down ladies - it's for the kids! David Tennant is set to visit CBeebies and present 5 children's stories over the Christmas period! The current star of Doctor Who - set to be virtually everywhere this Christmas - is to host Bedtime Story on CBeebies, reading five stories during the festive season including on Christmas Eve The Christmas Bear by Henrietta and Paul Stickland. As previously reported, Tennant will also be appearing on Qi, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Alan Carr's Chatty Man and... Read Full Story

Who On Who? marks the end of an era in the history of Doctor Who. In this programme Russell T Davies reveals to David Tennant whether he will ever write for the show in the future and his feelings about his successor on the series, Steven Moffat. Scheduled for broadcast on BBC Radio 2 on December 29th (my birthday...), RTD also reveals the influences behind Doctor Who and why the success of the revamped series took the cast and creative team behind it by surprise. Most interestingly, David... Read Full Story

Incoming Doctor Who star Matt Smith has thrown his weight behind a bone marrow match for a neighbour, 15-year-old Northampton School for Boys pupil, Matt Herbert. The teenager was diagnosed with leukaemia in December 2008 after already beating the disease once before. He hopes to find a suitable bone marrow match in order to undergo a life-saving transplant operation, on which his survival depends. A clinic is taking place right now for potential donors to submit a saliva sample, running... Read Full Story