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There's a lot going on in the world(s) of Doctor Who  at the minute. Production is under way on next year's 60th anniversary episode...

I've had the most amazing few days in Geneva as a guest of Ideas Square at CERN . It's the first time I've been out of the UK in...

The Wednesday Play was a prestigious anthology of (mostly) one-off plays, 182 of them broadcast by the BBC between 1964 and 1970. The serie...

I've a couple of features in the new Doctor Who Chronicles bookazine from the splendid lot that make Doctor Who Magazine . This one is d...

I bought this after the event in April to mark Nigel Kneale's centenary . Originally published in 2006 (when Kneale was still alive), th...

This mammoth, more-than-a-thousand-page account of broadcasting in the United Kingdom between 1955 and 1974 is the fifth and final volume in...

Kaaro can find things. He can read people's minds and switch into a sort of psychic internet thing - so long as he's not lathered hi...

There's a lot by me in the new issue of Doctor Who Magazine . I've written the main cover feature, "Who is Ncuti Gatwa", a...

I loved this latest entry in the Rivers of London series, with Detective Constable Peter Grant on the trail of a vengeful angel linked to th...

There's another "Sufficient Data" infographic at the back of the new Doctor Who Magazine , written by me and illustrated by Be...

This was the perfect accompaniment to my journey to London and back for the Nigel Kneale centenary , and not only because it fitted the driv...

What a thrill to be at the Picturehouse Cinema in Crouch End yesterday, in the shadow of Alexandra Palace, for the centenary celebration of ...

This is a very odd love letter to Australia, begun soon after the author emigrated there in the summer of 1950 and published in 1952. I borr...

Oh what joy, a Rivers of London adventure we could share with the ten year-old as we drove down to my mum's for the Easter weekend. We t...