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Trevor Tern was already a man out of time, pining for the good old days whilst his wife Iris tries to relaunch herself selling stuffed pandas to Korea from the double decker bus in their garden. But then he finds an alley that leads to a pub in wartime Manchester where the beautiful barmaid Ursula White takes a shine to him. Egged on by his best friend Don, he begins an affair that transcends time itself. But is Ursula all that she seems? And why does her dear old dad keep calling her Iris? And what secret is he hiding in that backroom? Why has Iris renamed their Alexa "Panda", and just why is it so lippy? Trevor might have stumbled into something much bigger than illicit sex and wartime rationing. This might be a case for a redoubtable Ms Wildthyme or two!

1963 was the birth of Doctor Who, and the birth of the Beatles. Two cultural icons that survived all the way into the 21st Century, with histories that entwined and influenced and ultimately came together again when Russel T Davies took the Fifteenth Doctor right back to where it all started, one more time.

A caretaker discovers his grandchild has been living with the Yellow Kang and vows to save them. But does a Yellow Kang want to be saved by a caretaker, and can he do it without breaking any of the rules?

Just days after being announced as the next showrunner of Doctor Who, Steven Moffat’s final story of the first Russell T Davies era is broadcast. In a darkened empty library, the story introduces us to River Song, a mysterious adventurer who might just be telling us exactly what is going to happen to the Doctor over the next six series. But more than that, she might be telling us what Moffat himself thinks about men, women, writing, fear, and the nature of stories.

Welcome to the dying days of Doctor Who. Witness the death defying feats of writer Stephen Wyatt and new Script Editor Andrew Cartmel as they walk the high wire without a safety net, perform spectacular acts of sympathetic magic and - before your very eyes! - lay to rest all the malign spirits of 1980s Doctor Who one by one by one.

No other story has had more requests to consider it in its proper historical context, but perhaps equally important is how that context affects our relationship with the story today.

Elizabeth Howkins has learned the secrets of the gods. Now, she knows their weaknesses. Now, she is ready to exact her revenge.

An Edinburgh physician who won't let his father rest in peace can't resist an alien who will sacrifice anything to stay alive.

What if you said goodbye to your best friend at breakfast, and found out they died six months ago? What if you had a time machine?

A man who has seen too many deaths must fight a whole town to uncover just two more.