The new edition of Doctor Who Magazine catches up on set with Peter Capaldi for what is billed as his most extensive and revealing interview to date.

In issue 477 – on sale this coming Thursday – the publication asked him how he had gone about making the part his own:

The new DWM, which is a bumper 100 pages this edition, includes a giant double-sided poster featuring Capaldi on one side and a Dalek on the other (pictured below) plus:

• Read extensive previews of the first four episodes of the new series – Deep Breath, Into The Dalek, Robot of Sherwood and Listen – as DWM talks exclusively to writers Steven Moffat, Phil Ford and Mark Gatiss
• Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat answers readers' questions and reveals more behind-the-scenes secrets in his exclusive column
• DWM reunites former Doctor-and-companion team Tom Baker and Louise Jameson with their producer, Philip Hinchcliffe, to chat about the new Doctor Who adventures that they're working on and to reminisce about the 1970s adventures
• Louise Jameson writes a very special letter to herself, exclusively for DWM
• A new comic strip – The Eye of Torment – begins, written by Scott Gray and illustrated by Martin Geraghty
• DWM examines the unique scrapbooks of Peter Hawkins, the man who was one of the first voices of the Daleks in the 1960s
• The Fact of Fiction takes a detailed look at the 1964 First Doctor adventure The Reign of Terror
• Legendary writer Terrance Dicks talks about his later work on Doctor Who – and what he thinks of the series today
• The Time Team face an unknown horror as they watch the 2008 Tenth Doctor adventure Midnight
• Jacqueline Rayner writes about the perils of watching Doctor Who on a dodgy TV in Relative Dimensions
• The Watcher extols the virtues of not giving in to temptation in Wotcha!
• Reviews and previews of the latest CDs and books
• Official news, the DWM crossword, prize-winning competitions and more

Poland is the latest country to have the new series scheduled, with the premiere of Deep Breath on the BBC Entertainment channel being broadcast on Sunday 24th August at 6:00pm, with each subsequent episode at the same time over the following weeks.

Update 21st August: BBC Polska have since announced an additional broadcast which will be simulcast with the United Kingdom premiere!

This brings the currently known channels broadcasting Peter Capaldi's first series to nine, with the premiere dates listed below:

Country	Channel	Date	Time
United Kingdom	BBC One	23 August	7:50pm (+0100)
Australia	ABC1	24 August	4:50am (+0900)
Poland	BBC Entertainment	23 August	8:50pm (+0200)
Germany	FOX	23 August	9:00pm (+0200)
Canada	SPACE	23 August	8:00pm (-0400)
United States	BBC America	23 August	8:15pm (-0400)
Latin/South America	BBC Entertainment	23 August	10:00pm (-0500)
Finland	YLE2	24 August	7:10pm (+0200)
New Zealand	PRIME	31 August	7:30pm (+1200)

(if you are aware of Deep Breath being shown locally which isn't listed above please let us know!)

The BBC has released a set of new images from the first episode of the new series of Doctor Who, Deep Breath, which launches on Saturday.

Next week's edition of the Radio Times continues the tradition of a Doctor Who cover for the new series, with Peter Capaldi gracing the front as the magazine introduces readers to a new series and a new Doctor.

Inside there is a new exclusive interview and cover short with Capaldi, plus a guide to all twelve of the episodes from the lead writer Steven Moffat. The issue also advertises itself as a "Blippar special", and includes additional Doctor Who content where the Blippar logo appears.

On being unveiled as the new Doctor in August last year, Capaldi says:

The Radio Times is available digitally, and in newsagents and other shops from today.

Doctor Who Magazine has released the full list of episode titles for the 34th Season of Doctor Who. The next edition of the Magazine is published on Thursday and will contain previews of the first four episodes in the series.

BBC America are offering viewers the chance to vote for their favourite regular and special episodes from the modern series of Doctor Who, to be shown across an eleven hour marathon on Sunday 24th August from 10:00am. The poll is open until 12:00pm EST today.

Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman have received a deafening reception from over 3000 Mexican Doctor Who fans in the latest leg of the Doctor Who World Tour.

The TARDIS two appeared on the stage of the Teatro Metropólitan in the centre of Mexico City for a special event which included a screening of the 2014 series premiere Deep Breath

The team have also been undertaking other media events in the capital before the tour departs for the final stop, Rio, on Monday.

Game of Thrones which has won the 2014 Hugo award for for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form beating Doctor Who for the second year running.

The Day of the Doctor and The Name of the Doctor were both nominated, as was An Adventure in Space and Time and The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot. However Game of Thrones came through to win the award with the episode The Rains of Castamere.

It was a disappointing night for Doctor Who fans with other Who related nominees losing out in their categories. The winners were announced on Sunday evening at the ExCel Converntion Centre in London.

Full results are here.

BBC Worldwide, in association with Fathom Events, have announced a special Midnight screening of the Doctor Who season premiere Deep Breath, on Saturday night, in selected cinemas across the United States.

The event will feature bonus content exclusive to cinemas including a prequel before the feature presentation and 'behind the scenes' after.

Full details of participating theatres here.

The main nationwide showing of the story in the US is on Monday, August 25th. Full list here.

NB: Please note that attending in costume is fine, however masks, face-concealing make-up, fake weapons, tools, accessories (like sonic screwdrivers) as well as any costumes that conceal what you are carrying, your natural body shape or face are strictly prohibited.

Deep Breath is also screening in Cinemas around the world. Main details here.

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In addition Spanish cinema chain Cinesa have announced that they will be showing Deep Breath in their Barcelona, Madrid, Oviedo, La Coruña, Sevilla, Bilbao, Valencia, Murcia, Valladolid, Zaragoza and Valencia theatres on Saturday 23rd August at 20:45pm. (with thanks to Papel Psíquico)

There is a Doctor Who event at this years Burning Man festival in Nevada, which takes place between 25 August and 1st September.

The Burning Man festival is a bizarre event which happens in the middle of a desert salt bed in Nevada. It is different from other festivals in that there are no paid bands or DJs. The participants create their own entertainment. It is famously a place where makers and artists build amazing sculptures and art cars, with an emphasis on things that burn!

Quixotes Cabaret Club and Bar is a British camp at the festival. They create a venue and a bar and invite anyone at the festival with any entertaining act to come up and perform. Each year they have a different décor theme. This year it is Doctor Who.

The entrance to the camp will be through a TARDIS against a brick wall and the organisers will have an art car in the shape of K-9.

The camp is located at 7:30 and Ephesus, the cabaret nights are Tuesday, Thursday and Friday around 9pm, with a Doctor Who extravaganza evening on the Friday. The club will be glad to see any Re-incarnations of the Doctor, Time Lords, assistants and monsters but warn that Daleks may well be turned around and pushed out. If anyone wishes to get in touch with the camp, please e-mail Paul Pickup at bigfoot.com

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An "unofficial" Doctor Who Disneyland theme day is taking place in September.

In Galliday 1.5 hundreds of fans in Cosplay and fanshirts are expected at the California theme park, taking over rides, playing games and contests.

A page has been set up on Facebook as well as twitter and Tumblr.

Organiser Amy McCain told Doctor Who NewsFor full details see the event website