
BBC iPlayer (UK only) has....
- Doctor Who: The Runaway Bride, Christmas special. The Doctor finds a new companion and uncovers an ancient alien plan.
- The Sarah Jane Adventures - Series 2 - Secrets of the Stars - Part 1, an astrologer attracts Sarah Jane's interest with his uncanny predictions.
- The Sarah Jane Adventures - Series 2 - Secrets of the Stars - Part 2, Sarah Jane infiltrates Trueman's circle as he controls the population via their star signs
TARDIS Scanner - Who Tube has Doctor Who - Not as Strange as it Might Seem - The Story of Fandom.

SFX has...
- Eve Myles Interview Exclusive!, “Don’t worry, there’s not a gimp locked up in there,” reassures Eve Myles – Torchwood’s heroic Gwen Cooper. There’s some disturbing heavy breathing emanating from behind a door in her beautiful Cardiff home. Nor is it an angry, boiler-suited Weevil.
- Exclusive: Matthew Graham writing for Doctor Who series 6?, "we’ve been speaking to one of the brains behind Ashes To Ashes, who reveals that he’s likely to be writing for Doctor Who’s sixth series…"
The Doctor Who News Page has Awards and Nominations, voting is currently taking place for the Broadcasting Press Guild's 36th Annual Award Ceremony. The Doctor Who franchise has been nominated for three awards this year, with David Tennant nominated for Best Actor (Doctor Who/Hamlet), Eve Myles nominated for Best Actress (Torchwood/Framed), and finally Russell T Davies nominated for Best Writer (Doctor Who/Torchwood). The winners are chosen by members of the Guild, and takes place between the 11th and 18th February.
Coventry Telegraph has Doctor Who and Star Wars characters invade Heritage Motor Museum, ...from 10am to 4pm on Sunday, February 21, will see life-size iconic characters from Doctor Who and Star Wars materialising on the site, which houses the world's largest collection of historic British cars.
Digital Spy has Moffat: 'Doctor Who is like an eclipse', the 48-year-old writer- producer, who replaced Russell T. Davies off screen as Who showrunner last year, told the show's official magazine that he was initially confused over the job.
Two-minute Time Lord has released 2MTL 100: Retcons, Authorial Intent, and "Getting Together", POSITED: If there's nothing in the show to contradict it, it's not a "retcon." (RETroactive CONtinuity, a term that entered SF fandom from the comics world.) ALSO POSITED: If there IS something in the show…then it IS. WARNING: The words "Doctor" and "Rose" are used (ed: added to the pods and audio button).

Colin Brockhurst Design/Words/Things has Vworp Vworp! Volume One, "well, it’s finally out there! Vworp Vworp! was officially released into the world on Thursday, at a launch party at that regular haunt for Doctor Who fans, the Fitzroy Tavern in London, hosted by m’colleague and co-editor on the zine, Gareth Kavanagh, and Dez Skinn, who should need no introduction."
Doctor Who Is Dire has Doomsday: Void Material, "this is the first in a number of posts about the disastrous climax of series two of the new Doctor Who, the episode in question – Doomsday – contains what is possibly the worst dialogue ever broadcast. Not only that but some of the ideas it contains, and the implementation of those ideas, are beyond ridicule."
The Modern Day Pirates has The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Doctor Who, "here in America, most of us grew up with Star Wars, Star Trek, Batman and Superman. In England, they have a character that is all of those things rolled into one that here in America only has a strong, yet cult following. It is time that America is introduced to The Doctor and his almost 50 year-old epic story."
PaulCornell.com has The SFX Weekender (Partially) Remembered, so if we're looking for a British version of San Diego Comic Con, or, more realistically, Dragoncon, I think we might just have made a start.
Doctor Who Hideout has Doctor Who Magazine - In Their Own Words: Volume Six, Tom Spilsbury, editor of Doctor Who Magazine, has today revealed the official cover for the upcoming Doctor Who Magazine Special, In Their Own Words: Volume Six, which will be released by Panini Magazines on the Eighteenth of February.
timelord50 has The New K-9 Adventures, 26 episodes have been commissioned, the first episode, titled "Regeneration", was broadcast on UK channel Disney XD on 31 October 2009, intended as a prelude to the series broadcast in early 2010.

Radio Free Skaro - The Chronic Hysteresis has Terminus 1, 2, 3 and 4.
HeroPress has Doctor Who: The Masque Of Mandragora (1976), the start of a new season (the fourteenth) of Doctor Who was marked by the Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) and Sarah Jane Smith (Lis Sladen) 'stumbling' upon the secondary control room of the TARDIS; a steampunk-design room before the term had even been coined by science-fiction author K. W. Jeter in 1987.
Unreality SF reviews Doctor Who: Leviathan and The Dark Flame.
BW Media Spotlight has Today’s Comic: Doctor Who #8, the Tef’aree decide to spare Emily. Meanwhile, the Advocate tries to poison Matthew against the Doctor, and almost overdoes it as he starts to think the Doctor may be trying to bump him off to have Emily all to himself. In fact, he finds one of the old consoles, but is too distrusting of the Doctor to save the ships, and they both explode.

















