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The two AARU (aka Amicus) films, 'Dr Who and the Daleks' and 'Daleks Invasion Earth 2150AD' will be shown this coming week in the UK on Sony Movies. the films run back to back on Tuesday 12th and again on Friday 15th.

Ticket availability is now limited. We still have another eight guests to announce!

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I recently took part in the Diddly Dum podcast to talk about conventions and... stuff

https://diddlydumpodcast.wordpress.com

The allocation of one day tickets has now sold out. However, so as not to spring this on anyone planning to come on either the Saturday or Sunday, we are making additional one day tickets available for another week.

Please note that booking for these will close at 11.59pm on Monday 14th March, after which they will not be available.

For those still not tempted to join DWAS as a full member, here is an offer for you that will give you an idea of what our magazine is like, and enable us to support the Breast Cancer Campaign too.

Steven Moffat will be stepping down as Showrunner after Series 10, to be replaced by Chris Chibnall.

http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2016-01-22/doctor-who-showrunner-steven-m...

Hello everyone

We are aware that CT issue 451/2 has yet to arrive and are investigating the matter. In the meantime there is no need to contact us to advise of non-receipt

***UPDATE***

With no days to spare, issue 451/2 is hitting UK doormats on the last day of 2015. Our apologies for the delay. It was certainly anticipated that the magazine would arrived by Christmas Eve. Unfortunately it missed that slot and the subsequent public holidays held it up until today.

The overnight ratings for Doctor Who in the UK on Christmas Day were 5.8 million, representing 29.4% of the audience. Doctor Who held its own against other shows on TV scoring similar results to 'Call the Midwife', 'Coronation Street' and others. It also beat the Christmas Day edition of 'EastEnders'. Overall Doctor Who was number 7 for the day, although the top ten were all close together.

The average BARB viewing figures for Series 9 were 6.03 million. This is down a hefty 17% from Series 8 which garnered 7.26 million.