The fifth tale in this anniversary sequence of stories, ‘Smoke and Mirrors’, is quite definitely grounded in Peter Davison’s first series with the Doctor again failing arrive at Heathrow Airport in favour of answering the summons of an old friend. In fact, there are enough in-story continuity references to site the tale firmly between ‘Kinda’ and ‘Earthshock’.

Following last night's dramatic finale, we take a look back at Series 7 of Doctor Who.

Often, being a fan of Doctor Who, you have to park your fanboy gene somewhere the other side of Kasterborous. True, there’s no point loving the bones of a show if you’re not prepared to dissect it to death sometimes. But the critical scalpel-sharpening that’s been the response of some to Series 7B has been a reminder that Doctor Who isn’t, and shouldn’t be, the preserve of the online obsessive. It’s the children’s own programme which adults adore. It isn’t made for the groupie or the anorak or the geek...

To celebrate Doctor Who's 50th anniversary, the brilliant Dark Bunny Tees are selling a range of t-shirts each month throughout 2013, with designs for every Doctor.

Matt Smith has confirmed that he will be returning as the Doctor in the next series of Doctor Who.

The weekend saw both the BAFTAs and the FA Cup final take centre stage on many people’s screens, with the FA Cup scoring 4.96 million as Wigan Athletic won the prize for the first time. The BAFTAs pulled in their highest ratings since 2004, with over 6 million viewers seeing Olivia Coleman scoop a double win, with a 25.5% share rating.

The BBC has released three new videos looking at the making of the latest Doctor Who episode, 'Nightmare in Silver'.

It's almost cruelly emblematic really. That the most closely-guarded Doctor Who finale ever, one which concerns a great secret being discovered, should have its own secrets compromised. And by the 'Great Intelligence' that is the collective mind of the Internet no less, rather than the breathy malevolence of Richard E. Grant.