You can also visit the Radio Times End of Time gallery Here

Plus, Russell T Davies reveals that the Master is back:

John Simm is back, as the Master, fellow Time Lord and the Doctor’s arch nemesis for nearly four decades. But Russel T Davies wasn’t daunted by the inconvenience of having killed off the Master in 2007 – this is sci-fi, after all: “It’s personal for the Doctor. The Master is his enemy, his opposite, and yet so tantalisingly close to being his soul mate. There’s something epic about their sheer existence – the last two survivors of an ancient race. It’s a clash of the titans. Both of them heading for death, and yet both determined to survive – at any cost!”

Source:Radio Times press dept, released Sat 28 12.01am

Digital Spy say the BBC have confirmed the scheduling…

David Tennant’s final two episodes of Doctor Who will air on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day, the BBC has confirmed.

‘The End Of Time, Part Two’, in which Tennant’s Doctor will regenerate into a new incarnation played by Matt Smith, will air on New Year’s Day. The hour-long episode will go out at 7.30pm, again sandwiched between episodes of EastEnders and also ahead of the last ever episode of Gavin & Stacey.

None of this has been confirmed by any press release via the BBC site.

In other news the BBFC website has confirmed the ruining times of the 2 Christmas specials with part one nearly one hour long and part 2 just under 73mins. They also reveal the titles for Doctor Who Confidential. You can see the information Here

The same site also confirms a series of Christmas Idents

BBC ONE (BBC CHRISTMAS IDENT – DR WHO CHRISTMAS)
BBC ONE (BBC CHRISTMAS BLIP – DR WHO DIGGING IN SNOW)
BBC ONE (BBC CHRISTMAS BLIP – REINDEER SNIFFING BY TARDIS)
BBC ONE (BBC CHRISTMAS BLIP – REINDEER SNORT)

Full information can be seen Here

Other magazines with Doctor Who Covers…

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“With its terrifying army of zombified creatures sporting cracked veins and white pupils, The Waters of Mars, the first of David Tennant’s final three episodes, might also be his scariest yet”…

There is also a Radio Times Waters of Mars Gallery Here

This weeks Radio Times Cover…

“Doctor Who can be funny, wise, whimsical, exciting, heartbreaking, you name it,” says Russell T Davies, the series’ showrunner and, with Phil Ford, co-writer of this episode, “but I suppose the scary ones linger, because fear is such a vivid emotion, and very little stuff on TV is actually frightening. Good old-fashioned fear is Doctor Who’s domain. It’s what the viewers come for, especially kids.”

Also this week:

Find out what Terry Wogan’s doing on the set of Lark Rise to Candleford and see what else Pudsey’s got up his furry sleeve for this year’s Children in Need (Friday, BBC1/BBC HD)

Other places of interest…

Digital Spy have a new Waters of Mars gallery

Radio Times Doctor Who pages

Doctor Who – The Waters Of Mars

David Tennant returns as The Doctor in The Waters Of Mars, the second of four Doctor Who specials being screened on BBC One this year. He is joined by his cleverest and most strong-minded companion yet, Adelaide, played by acclaimed British actress Lindsay Duncan.

Adelaide is head of the Mars Base and doesn’t take kindly to an uninvited appearance by The Doctor. Peter O’Brien, star of Neighbours, Flying Doctors and Casualty, also guest stars as Ed, Adelaide’s second in command.

The Waters Of Mars is written by Russell T Davies and Phil Ford and is directed by Graeme Harper.

The Full details and Video can be found Here