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Wizard  is the fourth film by the amazing Guerrier brothers (i.e. me and the baby brother). It's been shortlisted in the Hat Trick /...

“[Roald Dahl] had known Ian Fleming well. Both men had worked in espionage for William Stephenson during the war, and both had similar rep...

Caricature of John Lubbock from Punch , 1882, via Wikipedia. Heritage! The Battle for Britain's Past is available on iPlayer for...

Episode 29: The Bride of Sacrifice First broadcast: 5.15 pm on Saturday, 6 June 1964 << back to 1964 The Doctor surprised in Th...

Episode 1: An Unearthly Child First broadcast: 5.15 pm on Saturday, 23 November 1963 One of Doctor Who 's most striking images is th...

Out next month is a new Doctor Who adventure by me, The Library of Alexandria , performed by William Russell as Ian Chesterton and Susan ...

Prompted by wise Matthew Sweet, whose radio programme on the life of Alex Comfort, Stop Calling Me 'Doctor Sex'  is still up on iPl...

Excitement! I have found my first ever rejection letter, received in April 1992 from Gary Russell , then editor of Doctor Who Magazine . I ...

Last night I finished a notebook I've kept since 29 December 2011 (when I was in Egypt ). I've kept notebooks since I was in my t...

I shall be escaping my writing hutch next month to do some showing off. Why not come along and say hello? Saturday 16 March: Blue Box 2, ...

In the summer of 2000, when dinosaurs still roamed the streets of south London and there were only eight Doctors Who, I hefted my possessio...

A team of hardened professionals assembled in central London earlier today to make  Wizard , the fourth short film by the amazing Guerrier ...

First shown in 1978, James Burke's amazing 10-part history of science, Connections – an Alternative View of Change , is up on YouTube ...