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Actress Miriam Margolyes will star in the 60th anniversary specials of Doctor Who. It comes as the 82-year-old actress recently opened up on her health battle as she admitted not being able to walk anymore, and fears she will soon be wheelchair-bound.

The new series of Doctor Who starring Scottish actor Ncuti Gatwa has been confirmed to begin from May 11, the BBC have announced.

Catherine Tate returns as Donna Noble in Doctor Who special The Star Beast, as she reunites with the Tenth Doctor, David Tennant. The last time she was seen, Donna's mind was wiped in order to protect her from knowledge that would destroy her. In the new instalment, Donna recognises the Toymaker (played by Neil Patrick Harris) from her travels with the Doctor.The pair reunite but the Time Lord panics Donna may remember her past and she could die.

Doctor Who actor's death was announced this morning, with many sharing their memories of the star who delighted generations of viewers.Bernard, who became a children's TV icon on series including Jackanory, The Wombles and Old Jack's Boat, also appeared in dozens of classic films too including the Carry Ons and the original Railway Children.READ NEXT: David Tennant confirmed for epic Doctor Who role reprisal after almost a decadeAlong with becoming a fan favourite on Doctor Who, Bernard was undoubtedly one of the greatest actors of all time.To pay tribute to Bernard Cribbins, Daily Star takes a look back at the actor's life and career.Acting was in Bernard's blood from a young age, with the star leaving school at the age of 13 years old to pursue acting roles in the theatre.After completing his National Service in 1947, he returned to acting and landed his first West End role nearly a decade later in 1956, where he performed in the Shakespeare production, A Comedy Of Errors.Bernard later became an icon of both stage and screen, particularly for his performances in films such as Carry On Spying, and children's classic The Railway children - as well as a number of legendary TV shows.He is most fondly remembered for narrating iconic shows such as The Wombles, as well as being one of the primary storytellers in Jackanory.A new generation were also introduced to the magic of Bernard Cribbins in the children's TV series Old Jack's Boat.In 2009, Catherine Tate also presented Bernard Cribbins with a special award from the British Academy Children's Awards, for his contribution to children's programming.That's not all, as Bernard also appeared in Fawlty Towers, Midsomer Murders and as Wally Bannister in 11 episodes of ITV soap

BBC's Big Night In has received 181 Ofcom complaints following the coronavirus relief special.

BBC's coronavirus charity event, Big Night In, was hit with 181 complaints by viewers. The complaints team was inundated with messages from viewers who found content included in the celebrated evening "offensive".

Prince William has delivered a hilarious reason for not watching hit Netflix series Tiger King.

BBC's The Big Night In saw Children In Need and Comic Relief join forces for the first time in the history of the two charities.

COMIC Relief and Children In Need have kicked off The Big Night In with an almighty bang.  The show is set to feature come of the biggest stars of British showbiz for an unforgettable night of entertainment - all while raising funds for the vulnerable. ⚠️ Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates And it all kicked off with the return of Miranda.

BBC Children in Need and Comic Relief are coming together for a special live show called The Big Night In.

Lenny Henry and Dawn French are coming together 10 years after their divorce for BBC One's one-off special Big Night In.

BBC's The Big Night In has rounded up Doctor Who stars from across its 50-year history for an emotional tribute to the NHS. They will pay tribute to those who have been working tirelessly to treat patients and help save lives throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

Little Britain will return to our screens next week, 12 years after the award-winning comedy series ended.

PETER Kay will return to TV for first time in two years for BBC charity show The Big Night In. Comic Lenny Henry announced the exciting news on tonight's The One Show ahead of a star-studded event.

Comedian Peter Kay has announced he is making his first TV appearance in two years in honour of raising money to beat the coronavirus pandemic for the BBC's charity show The Big Night In.