BBC 'working hard' on future of Doctor Who, new BBC director general says
The sci-fi series currently faces an uncertain future after its annual Christmas special was axed for the second year in a row.
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Fifa leadership ‘overruled US-based staff’ opposing World Cup dynamic pricing
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England need tough guys to match the tough talk if they are to topple South Africa
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Fit and firing Harry Kane is leading England by example on World Cup mission
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