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  Story of Navy’s ‘Spitfires of the Seas’ brought to life in museum exhibition

  The Coastal Forces were established in 1916 with the aim of carrying out torpedo raids.

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  Which Doctor Who actor was your favourite Time Lord?

  Jodie Whittaker is stepping down as the 13th Doctor.

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  Who is the best Doctor Who, according to the fans?

  We've crunched the numbers and have a definitive answer.

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  Nicholas Bullen obituary

  Nicholas Bullen obituary

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  'Say Your Prayers' interview: Harry Melling talks 'Doctor Who', JK Rowling and 'Harry Potter' (exclusive)

  He shot to fame playing Harry Potter’s malevolent cousin Dudley Dursley, but Harry Melling has successfully navigated the transition from kid star to a grown-up acting career.

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  Doctor Who: The Faceless Ones review – a murderous Who-dunnit comes alive

  Doctor Who: The Faceless Ones review – a murderous Who-dunnit comes aliveResurrected after more than 50 years, this easter egg-filled animation breathes new life into a Patrick Troughton adventure

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  Doctor Who: Jo Martin becomes first BAME actor to play the Doctor

  Doctor Who: Jo Martin becomes first BAME actor to play the DoctorThe surprise introduction of the first Doctor of colour thrills fans – but raises questions about exactly where she fits into the Whoniverse

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  The Top 10: Favourite foods of fictional characters

  This list was suggested, a long time ago, by Roger Hewell. It’s time to take it out of the oven.1. Wensleydale cheese. Wallace, although not Gromit. Nominated by Andrew Ruddle.

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  Stephen Thorne obituary

  Stephen Thorne in PD James’s Death of an Expert Witness, shown on ITV in 1983. Photograph: ITV/Rex/Shutterstock Stephen Thorne, who has died aged 84, was an actor whose 60-year career was dominated by vocal work, notably as a regular performer on BBC Radio 4. As the drily lugubrious Uncle Mort, he was all rounded vowels and blunt witticisms in Peter Tinniswood’s comic adventures, drenched in northern humour, for two series each of Uncle Mort’s North Country (1987-89), Uncle Mort’s South Country

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  Former Doctor Who star slates Jodie Whittaker series 11 storylines

  "Monster of the week, I want."

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