Doctor Who legend Tom Baker offers five words of advice to the next Time Lord Future of beloved sci-fi series remains uncertain The Independent UK · Oct 19
'Doctor Who' Showrunner Predicts Reboot Filming Start Date— And It's Sooner Than You Think Russell T Davies has his own opinions on the future of 'Doctor Who.' But there may be a filming date coming sooner than anyone think. Inverse · Oct 14
Doctor Who showrunner slams BBC boss for praising AI-generated episode IN FULL The Independent UK · Oct 14
Russell T Davies criticises BBC boss over 'clumsy' AI Doctor Who comments BBC director-general Matt Brittin said last month that an unofficial version of Doctor Who generated by AI was ‘pretty good’ The Independent UK · Oct 14
Russell T Davies calls out BBC boss for ‘clumsy’ AI Doctor Who comments as he confirms future of series Matt Brittin called an AI-generated episode of the show he saw ‘pretty good’ Evening Standard · Oct 14
Sir Ian McKellen leads UK premiere of mixed-reality theatre show An Ark An Ark is a 47-minute play written by Simon Stephens. Evening Standard · Oct 13
Doctor Who Christmas Episodes Were Tied to Fewer Deaths, and This Year There Won't Be One A BMJ study linked Doctor Who Christmas Day episodes to lower death rates. The BBC has scrapped its 2026 special. Here's what the data showed. Medical Daily · Oct 12
Russell T Davies: ‘Do I rub people the wrong way? I think I’m one of the nicer ones!’ INTERVIEW: The man behind ‘Queer as Folk’, ‘It’s a Sin’ and the resurrected ‘Doctor Who’ has released a memoir about his life through the lens of television. He speaks to Adam White about the people who dislike him, the ‘monstrous’ dangers of Gwyneth Paltrow, and the tragedy of losing his… The Independent UK · Oct 11
The Queerest of Folk by Russell T Davies review – the groundbreaking screenwriter tells it like it is From Coronation Street to It’s a Sin, Davies’ memoir of a career in TV is also a rallying cry for creativity The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
Could former Doctor Who showrunner Russell T. Davies write a Marvel Cinematic Universe movie? Former Doctor Who showrunner Russell T. Davies attended the Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards in London with his boyfriend Oliver Cole and he walked away with the trophy for The Television Award for his psychological thriller Tip Toe. BANG Premier · Oct 8
Russell T Davies reveals the stories that shaped Doctor Who, Queer as Folk and his life in TV | Stage Presents Russell T Davies has spent five decades shaping British television, from groundbreaking dramas like Queer as Folk and It’s a Sin, to bringing Doctor Who back to life. Now, as he publishes his memoir, The Queerest of Folk, we sit down with Davies to look back at the stories behind… The Independent UK · Oct 8
Billie Piper’s tears, Weinstein tension and a knife by the door: Russell T Davies’ memoir doesn’t hold back In his new memoir ‘The Queerest of Folk’, the Welsh screenwriter talks Doctor Who’s past (and future), turning down two major franchises and an ‘uneasy’ meeting with Harvey Weinstein The Independent UK · Oct 8
Michael Palin and Alison Steadman among celebrities urging Andy Burnham to fix palliative care Marie Curie said its research has shown nearly one in three people in England die without adequate care and support The Independent UK · Oct 7
Line of Duty creator reportedly leads pitch to regenerate Doctor Who Long-running BBC series to enter new era with fresh writing team The Independent UK · Oct 7
The Economic Times · Oct 6 A new Doctor Who is boarding the TARDIS: Where does he fit in the timeline and when is he making a comeback? The new Doctor Who series brings in a younger version of the Doctor. He will travel through time and space alongside a new group of companions. The Daleks are also set to make a comeback.
International Business Times UK · Oct 6 'It Was a Shame': Russell T Davies Reacts To Fan Criticism Following 'Doctor Who' Exit Russell T Davies has addressed criticism of his latest Doctor Who era, saying it was a shame some fans disliked his choices while insisting he does not regret the work.
The Independent UK · Oct 5 Russell T Davies reveals he reported relationship with Doctor Who fan boyfriend to BBC bosses Russell T Davies’ boyfriend is 36 years his junior
The Independent UK · Oct 4 Russell T Davies says he keeps a knife by his door after address was found online Former ‘Doctor Who’ showrunner’s support of trans rights has resulted in years of death threats
The Guardian - UK · Oct 3 ‘One person turned up at my house’: Russell T Davies on fierce fandom, finding love after grief - and the fear that drives him to keep a knife by the door He’s the titan of TV who revived a flatlined Doctor Who and turned British queer life into jaw-dropping drama. But the screenwriter’s groundbreaking writing has sometimes made him a target of hate – from homophobes and Whovians alike
Inverse · Sep 27 Where's The Best Place To Start Watching 'Doctor Who'? The longest-running sci-fi series has a vast archive. What's the best way to tackle it?
Inverse · Sep 26 Where To Watch Every Episode Of 'Doctor Who' Right Now Doctor Who is a massive sci-fi series with various eras. Here's where to stream all of it, plus the spinoffs.
The Independent UK · Sep 1 The best TV moments of the year so far, ranked TV MOMENTS OF THE YEAR: From Diane Morgan’s flatulent poetry recital to Harry Kane losing his voice mid-interview, TV has given us a wealth of superb scenes this year. Vote on your favourite below
Evening Standard · Aug 11 Prue Leith, Mary Berry and Celia Imrie confirmed for Cheltenham Literature Fest In October, The Times and The Sunday Times Cheltenham Literature Festival will host more than 500 events across 10 days.
The Independent UK · Jul 30 Russell T Davies reveals late husband did not want to know his life expectancy after brain tumour diagnosis Screenwriter described husband’s death as ‘the greatest loss’ of his life
The Independent UK · Jul 24 Russell T Davies on shielding public from Tip Toe’s horrifying finale: ‘We could have caused an accident’ TV MOMENTS OF THE YEAR: The final scene of the Channel 4 drama, in which Alan Cumming’s Leo is lynched by his homophobic neighbour and a group of football hooligans, was brutal and unflinching. Davies, the show’s creator, tells Ellie Harrison about the challenges of putting it on screen