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The Doctor Who simultaneous global premiere arrives in May, and the episode titles for the season have now been revealed.

The trailer for the upcoming 14th season of Doctor Who has just debuted!

Jack Dunn Disney+ has released the first trailer for its series reboot of the classic sci-fi adventure series “Doctor Who,” lead by “Sex Education” star Ncuti Gatwa as the titular time jumper and Millie Gibson as his traveling partner Ruby Sunday. The premiere will stream on Disney+ on May 10 and release simultaneously worldwide (excluding the U.K.). In the United Kingdom, the series will premiere at midnight GMT on May 11 on the BBC iPlayer.

The premiere date for Doctor Who is here!

Doctor Who has a date.

Ellise Shafer Welcome back to the Whoniverse. The new season of “Doctor Who,” starring “Sex Education” breakout Ncuti Gatwa as the Fifteenth Doctor, will premiere on May 10. The new installment will be the first-ever to launch on Disney+ and release simultaneously worldwide.

K.J. Yossman “Doctor Who” star Millie Gibson is being replaced after one season, Variety has confirmed. “Jurassic World Dominion” actor Varada Sethu will star opposite Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor’s companion in the 15th season of the show.

Matt Evers has announced he will not return for Dancing On Ice next year. The professional skater’s career on the ITV show began during its first series in 2006, when he was partnered with EastEnders actress Bonnie Langford.

Dancing On Ice professional Matt Evers has announced he will not return for the new series. In a statement, the 47 year old wrote: “I have some news to share. I knew this day would come at some point but I won’t be returning to Dancing On Ice this series… After 15 series of the show it was sadly time to hang up the skates for now.

George Armstrong, best known for playing Alan Humphries in drama series Grange Hill, has sadly passed away at the age of 60 on Tuesday 11 July.The actor lost his life after a 'long battle with leukaemia', with tributes from devastated fans pouring in as the news was revealed on Thursday morning. A Grange Hill fan account wrote online: "I’ve just heard the very sad news that George Armstrong aka Alan Humphries passed away yesterday. RIP George.

Bonnie Langford will reprise her role as Melanie Bush in the forthcoming season of “Doctor Who,” starring alongside Ncuti Gatwa as the Fifteenth Doctor, the BBC announced Wednesday. Langford joined the “Doctor Who” universe in 1986 when she played the companion to the Sixth and Seventh Doctors as portrayed by Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy. She then went on to appear in a cameo role in Jodie Whittaker’s final episode as the Thirteenth Doctor.  “I am absolutely thrilled to be bringing Melanie Bush back. To be part of the exceptional cast, crew and production team led by the force of nature that is Russell T Davies is a career highlight,” said Langford. “I’m so privileged and proud to have been a member of the Doctor Who family since the classic era and to be included in the new generation is phenomenal.” 

Doctor Who star Bonnie Langford is returning to the show for its upcoming 14th series, over three decades after she originally boarded the TARDIS. The actress, 58, is reprising her role as Melanie Bush for the new series alongside incoming Doctor Ncuti Gatwa, with her return set to hit screens in 2024. Bonnie made her debut on Who back in 1986 as Melanie alongside the Sixth Doctor Colin Baker, and went onto be the companion for the Seventh Doctor, Sylvester McCoy.

A familiar character will be returning to Doctor Who. Bonnie Langford will once again reprise her legendary role as Melanie Bush, joining Ncuti Gatwa who plays the Fifteenth Doctor in the new series, the BBC revealed today.

Gateshead-born Chelsea Halfpenny yesterday announced that she's expecting a child with her fiancé James Baxter - breaking the news on social media in cute fashion. The 31-year-old actress is best known for her roles as Amy Wyatt on Emmerdale between 2010 to 2013, Alicia Munroe on Casualty and Lucy Summerbee in cult classic Byker Grove. And this week she took to Instagram to share a sweet snap of herself with followers online, sporting her growing baby bump.

Dancing on Ice’s Mollie Gallagher is gearing up to attempt one of the most dangerous moves on the show - with a shopping trolley. The Coronation Street actress, who plays Nina on the ITV soap, was asked to attempt ‘the headbanger’ earlier in the series. The death-defying move, also known as the Bounce Spin, sees a skater picked up by their ankles and spun around by their partner.

The Masked Dancer has been dropped from ITV's schedule for 2023 after just two hit-series.Television buffs are huge fans of Masked Dancer, with masses tuning in to the past two series that saw celebrities concealing their identities while performing dance routines on-stage.The show, which is hosted by Joel Dommet and with the same panellists that judge on Masked Singer, with the added addition of Oti Mabuse, is set to be axed from ITV this coming September, with the broadcaster airing the rugby instead.READ NEXT: Masked Singer sees Jacket Potato unmasked as Bon Jovi legend in double eliminationMailOnline has reported that an insider has spoken to The Sun where they revealed: "Instead [of airing Masked Dancer in September], ITV are showing the Rugby World Cup over the autumn."The insider added that it could just be a hiatus, with the show not ruled out for 2024, adding that all is not lost as ITV "have plans" for exciting specials like "The Masked Singer I'm A Celeb show"Daily Star reached out to ITV for comment with them confirming that it has been "rested" for 2023 while they broadcast the rugby.They said: "The Masked Dancer is being rested for 2023 but The Masked franchise remains a big part of our entertainment schedule," before confirming the above mentioned "specials".The last series of Masked Dancer saw Bruno Tonioli unmasked as Pearly King, while Heather Morris was unveiled as Scissors and won the show.And in series one Bonnie Langford was unmasked as Squirrel, while Louis Smith won the show as Carwash.This comes as The Masked Singer continues to keep viewers gripped as their third series approaches the grand finale this coming weekend.Last weekend saw a shocking double elimination where the remaining five

BONNIE Langford has teased an epic EastEnders return as she says her character is 'still in the taxi'. The actress, 58, played the role of Carmel Kazemi in the BBC One soap between 2015 and 2018. Her character was written out of the show following the deaths of her two sons.

The Masked Dancer judge Peter Crouch has revealed he found joining the show "surreal", as he also addressed his robot dance "stigma".Earlier this year, it was confirmed the retired footballer, 41, would join Oti Mabuse, Davina McCall and Jonathan Ross on the forthcoming series of the ITV reality programme.With his The Masked Dancer debut set to premiere this weekend, Peter has opened up about his thoughts on joining the judging panel.READ MORE: Peter Crouch joins The Masked Singer panel as 'spectacular' costumes announcedDescribing the experience as "surreal", the podcaster also revealed he felt slightly unprepared for the role as there is no "training" involved.Peter said: "Right from the start I was wondering why on earth I was there."When I'm sitting there on The Masked Dancer, next to Davina and Oti, yourself and Jonathan Ross, you've been doing this sort of thing for years and years and years and I'm looking at strawberry thinking what am I going to do? "There's no training for that."So I did find it quite surreal at times."Peter also addressed the "stigma" surrounding his legendary robot dance celebrations during his footballing years.Reflecting on the dance's notoriety, he added: "Let's be honest, it was 2006 and that's a long time ago when I did the robot, did I think I would be on stage with all of you and being a judge on The Masked Dancer."I do so much more than just the robot as well.

BEN Shephard left his fans swooning following a recent episode of Tipping Point. Those who tuned in to the ITV show on Sunday (July 24) saw as the 47-year-old hosted a Lucky Stars special.

Ben Shephard left Tipping Point: Lucky Stars hot under the collar on Sunday night (July 24) when he hosted the beloved gameshow looking more "dapper" than usual.The ITV host looked suave when he welcomed actress Bonnie Langford, rugby player Matt Dawson and writer Geoff Norcott to their podiums so they could battle it out to win money for their chosen charities. READ MORE: GMB's Ben Shephard scolds cameraman in cheeky swipe as he walks on set on airBut it wasn't the exciting gameshow that had viewers hooked.

ITV's Tipping Point Lucky Stars. Bonnie, Matt Dawson and Geoff Norcott will answer questions to win turns on an arcade-style machine. They will then drop tokens down a choice of four chutes with hopes of knocking counters into the drop zone.