Doctor Who' is famed for having powers of regeneration, but the Time Lord's next transformation for the BBC could well be the most challenging yet.

On Wednesday, the showrunner of the long-running BBC sci-fi series announced he was departing the series again, and while the show may be in limbo, evolution is part of its nature.

It's the news we were all waiting for, and a little bit more.

A sci-fi icon faces an uncertain future after major plans unravel, leaving fans with unanswered questions and no clear path forward.

One man's lifelong collection of Doctor Who memorabilia, including original artwork and a replica car, has gone under the hammer, fetching almost £50,000. The extensive collection belonged to former Workington football club chairman Dale Brotherton, from west Cumbria, who died in 2024 and worked on the long-running BBC show when he was younger.

We’re officially in a new era of Doctor Who. In a statement released on Wednesday, the BBC confirmed that showrunner Russell T. Davies and his production company Bad Wolf have officially exited Doctor Who.

Doctor Who's previously-announced Christmas special is no more as the BBC severs ties with Russell T. Davies and Bad Wolf.