The latest issue of the Radio Times has the final complete list of episode titles for series 3, along with a synopsis for each story. Notably, the issue confirms three previously-unknown titles; episode three is, as rumored for the past week,Gridlock, while the concluding episode of the Dalek two-parter, episode five, is called Evolution of the Daleks. Finally, the issue confirms the title for the season's last episode, which is called Last of the Time Lords. The full list of episode titles is below, from the issue which is now on sale; series three begins with "Smith and Jones" transmitted this coming Saturday evening at 7.00pm on BBC1.

Sci-fi and fantasy magazine SFX is celebrating the return of Doctor Who with world-exclusive gifts.

Both its 132-page SFX Collection Doctor Who special and the May issue of SFX will be covermounted with Who goodies only available with the titles.

The special goes on sale on Wednesday, March 28. It will give readers a classic Doctor Who novel - one of 15 - from Target. They will be original editions no longer available in the shops and exclusive to readers, says the publisher.

The SFX special will have news and gossip from the 2007 series plus episode guides for the 2005 and 2006 series, the two Christmas specials and Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures.

In the May issue of SFX, on sale Wednesday, April 11, fans will have the first chance to get hold of the new Doctor Who Sticker Collection album.

It is full of never-before-seen images from the latest series, says publisher Future, which adds that in a world exclusive the album, from Merlin, will be offered to readers one week before it goes on sale across the UK.

The following June issue of SFX will also be covermounted with a pack of Doctor Who stickers from Merlin.

Click on the image of the special below for a larger version. The May edition cover is yet to be released.

(Thanks to Will Guyatt at Future Publishing.)

Due to the changing launch date of the new series of Doctor Who on BBC One, issue 381 of Doctor Who Magazine, containing an extensive feature on the making of Smith and Jones, will now be published one week later than previously advertised, on Thursday 5th April. This is so that readers don't discover what happens in the episode before they get the chance to see the story on television.

As a result, all future issues of DWM will also move by one week, to enable DWM 381 to have a full four weeks on sale. Therefore, DWM 382 will now be on sale on Thursday 3 May, with DWM 383 available on Thursday 31 May etc.

The next DWM Special Edition, In Their Own Words Volume 3: 1977-1981 has also moved its publication date, to Thursday 19 April.

The new edition of Radio Times - issue dated 24-30 March - has joined the countdown to the start of Series Three with a column entitled "All New Who" in its weekly "Behind The Scenes" feature.

It lists what readers can expect to come in the publication, among which will be a guide by Russell T Davies to every episode of the new series, and includes quotes from David Tennant, Freema Agyeman and Phil Collinson.

Tennant says: "Each script that comes in just seems to be bigger than the last - that's what has kept it so exciting. The scale is bigger, the locations are more extraordinary."

Agyeman tells of the pressure of the show, saying: "I've been filming since August and it's crazy. Every time I think I've got it under control, something else comes up - so I'm not taking anything for granted!"

And Collinson talks of the pressure of thinking up new monsters. "This year there's probably a bigger selection - we've gone a bit more monster-y," he says.

The Doctor Who special edition of The Weakest Link is one of the RT Choices for March 30, while the "Next week in RT" strap at the back of the listings magazine carries a picture of Tennant and Agyeman and trumpets the publication's 14-page preview of the new series that will be included.

The Radio Times covering the first episode of Series Three, ie, issue dated 31 March to 6 April, should reveal the titles of episodes three, five and 13 - the last remaining unknown ones.

A small feature in the latest issue of the Doctor Who Adventures reveals that the Zygons will not be appearing in Series Three, quashing the rumours that have been circulating for the past few months. The feature also states that the Zygons are back, but only in the new series book Sting of the Zygon, which features the Tenth Doctor and Martha.

The book will be released in April.

In the latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine , the publication announced its plan for Special Issues upcoming in 2007. In Their Own Words Volume Three: 1977-1983 will be available in April. July will see The Doctor Who Storybook 2008 released in the same format as last year, once again featuring writers from the TV series. The Doctor Who Companion Series Three, which includes 100 pages of behind-the scenes revelations compiled by Andrew Pixley, will be out in August. The final installment of In Their Own Words series will be out in November and will cover 1984-1989 and the 1996 TV Movie.

In addition to the Special Releases, there will be two more graphic novels. The Flood will be released in May, whileVoyager will be out in October.

An extended version of the interview with Russell T Davies that appeared in SFX issue 155 has gone online on the magazine's official website. Davies talks about many things, including Martha and her family, and what role they will play in the new upcoming series. There is also mention of the episodes based on the novel Human Nature, and episode ten, Blink.

SFX issue 155 is on sale from Wednesday 14th March.

The next issue of SFX Magazine features an interview with Russell T Davies as part of a six-page preview of the new series.

The interview covers why the series doesn't visit many alien planets, why they're doing a "Haunted House" episode, and why he decided not to "darken" the Doctor. He also provides a guide to what he considers the scariest episode, the funniest, the sexiest, the saddest, and how Martha differs from Rose.

There's also an update on The Sarah Jane Adventures in the news section.

The issue is on sale from Wednesday 14th March, features a sheet of free Doctor Who fridge magnets, and there's a Doctor Who special coming from SFX at the end of the month. Click on the thumbnails below to see the cover and magnets.

(Thanks to Ian Berriman of SFX)

Issue #24 of Doctor Who Adventures is out now.

Details from BBC Magazines are given below. Click on the thumbnail for a larger version of the cover.

(Thanks to Victoria Goddard/BBC Magazines)