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'The Caretaker' is tonight's episode of Doctor Who on BBC1 in the UK. Remember that tonight the show is on later at 8.30pm.

As always your views are welcome and this week we are offering a Doctor Who 'day to a page' desk calendar to the lucky winner whose email is drawn at random from the comments we receive.

This week we are giving everyone who sends us comments on 'Time Heist' the chance to win the Doctor Who Square Wall calendar for 2015 - the lucky winner will be drawn from comments received about 'Time Heist' by 7pm on Wednesday 24th September. Everyone is welcome to take part - member or not, Uk or elsewhere.

Let us have your comments, remembering to include your name to ct@dwasonline.co.uk

The UK figures for 'Time Heist' show a consolidation of Doctor Who's position so far -

the overnight numbers which are those people watching at or immediately after broadcast were 4.93 million or 23.8% of the watching audience. Doctor Who retained its position as number two on Saturday, with 'The X Factor' taking the number one spot.

The final consolidated ratings for 'Robot of Sherwood' in the UK have been released. That number, including those people who watched in the seven days after initial broadcast is 7.3 million. This means that once again, Doctor Who has added a high number of additional viewers, a further 2.1 million.

The initial audience for 'Listen' on BBC1 Saturday 14th September, was 4.8 million viewers or 23.5% of the audience. The actuals numbers are a little down from last week, although the audience share is only slightly changed and the lower number thus represents a smaller TV attaching audience yesterday.

The next episode of Doctor Who, 'Listen' airs in the UK very shortly, and worldwide soon after. As always, your views are sought. This week, we will draw from the hat of those who send us their views, two names to win a copy of the 12th Doctor hardback 'Silhouette' by Justin Richards. Everyone is welcome to enter, UK or non-UK, member or non- member.

The consolidated ratings for 'Inside the Dalek' have been released. These include those who watched in the first seven days after the initial UK broadcast.

It is very much a case of 'no change' in the overnight numbers for the UK.

'Deep Breath' - The DVDs/Blu rays were won by Christine Grit and Kate Griffiths

'Into the Dalek' - the book Engine of War was won by Ady Collier

This week, we are offering a free copy of the new Big Finish 'Philip Hinchcliffe Presents..' CD 'The Ghosts of Gralstead' starring Tom Baker and Louise Jameson, to the first name drawn from the comments received on tonights episode.