Dr Who is set to take on two of her most famous enemies, the Daleks and the Cybermen, at once in Jodie Whittaker's final episode - set to air in autumn this year.

The popular show is reportedly set to also welcome a spin-off show centred around it's villains such as the Cybermen and Daleks, showing what they get up to without the eponymous Time Lord.

On BBC's The One Show, Ncuti Gatwa offered a very interesting response when asked about his regret over never taking on Daleks or Cybermen.

Before Disney became what could be an active financial investor in the long-running BBC series, showrunner Russell T Davies was sharing how he saw Doctor Who as a flagship series deserving of a ...

Doctor Who adversaries such as the Cybermen and Daleks are to get their own series, an insider says. Showrunner Russell T Davies is pushing ahead with plans to expand the “Whoniverse” with ...

Doctor Who's resident alien voiceover artist Nick Briggs talks about the new series.

Get a close-up look at costumes and props in Bioscience Frontiers and the Monster Vault, where you’ll see Cybermen, Daleks, Weeping Angels, The Silence, Sontarans, and even a Sea Devil Costume ...