Series 2 of The Children's Hospital, narrated by David Tennant, concludes on BBC Scotland and BBC iPlayer tonight with the final episode airing from 8pm.  The popular eight-part series gives a behind-the-scenes look at Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital, meeting the young patients and their families and showcasing the incredible dedication from the extraordinary NHS staff.  An intimate and sensitive account of day-to-day hospital life, the programme unveils the effort that goes into giving thousands of young patients in the North East of Scotland the best possible care and reveals the camaraderie of the RACH’s dedicated hospital team. In tonight's episode, a  month after airway reconstruction surgery, two-year-old Charlie is rushed into the emergency department with breathing problems, a fever and vomiting. The team must act quickly to diagnose the problem. Meanwhile, Lauren arrives with an earring stuck inside her earlobe and newly qualified nurse Amie shows what it’s li

David and Georgia Tennant will be the hosts of a special Doctor Who edition of the Marie Curie Celebrity Quiz 2020 series next month. The online quiz takes place on Tuesday 15th December from 8.00pm and promises a star-studded adventure through time, space and trivia.  Other events in the series include Alison Steadman's Gavin and Stacy quiz and Louis Theroux's Weird Year in Review. At each online quiz you’ll have a chance to interact with your famous host via the event chat, get shout outs and even challenge them to dares, all from the comfort of your sofa! There’ll also be prizes up for grabs and some surprise celeb appearances.  To join David, Georgia and their special surprise guest stars, visit the Celebrity Quiz page on the Marie Curie website and sign up to be sent links to the event.  Marie Curie is the UK’s leading end of life charity, caring for over 40,000 terminally ill people in the UK every year. We provide frontline nursing and hospice care, a free support line

David Tennant is one of the performers appearing on the new Shakespeare season on YouTube channel The Shows Must Go On!. The channel was set up earlier this year to bring show tunes, backstage access and full performances from some of the best loved production in history straight into your home. Featuring the best of musical theatre and beyond, The Shows Must Go On! adds some classic Shakespearean performances to its repertoire.  The season continues this week with a reading of a selection of famous Shakespeare sonnets by a full line-up of stars, including David Tennant, recorded in 2012.  You have until Monday to watch this particular production, and it’s available entirely free of charge on YouTube. Watch below: 

David Tennant will be one of a host of stars taking part in The Story Of Christmas, an annual charity appeal raising funds for disadvantaged children and the homeless.  The Story of Christmas is a charity carol service which usually takes place each year at St George’s Hanover Square in Central London. This year, in view of the pandemic crisis, the event will move online as a magical, star-studded video carol concert. The concert will be released via YouTube on Wednesday 16th December for everyone to enjoy at home, with viewers urged to support The Story of Christmas via their JustGiving Page. There will also be an online charity auction launching on Wednesday 2nd December and concluding at 11pm on Wednesday 16th December when the successful bidders will be revealed. This year’s charities who will benefit from the campaign are 999 Club, Ambitious About Autism, Cherry Trees, Harington, Look Ahead, Momentum Children’s Charity,  West London Mission and Young Westminster Foundation. You

They’re back! David Tennant and Alex Kingston return in three brand-new Doctor Who audio adventures, released today as individual stories or together in a box set from Big Finish Productions.    The Doctor and River Song have a complex history. The Tenth Doctor knows what her fate is when he’s young, while River knows everything they’re going to go through when she meets him for the first time.      Now,  The Tenth Doctor and River Song  reunite for the first time in over a decade in a full-cast audio production full of wibbly-wobbly, timey- wimey  adventures, and featuring guest appearances by previous Doctors Peter Davison and Colin Baker, plus Anjli Mohindra, Joe Sims, Joe Jameson, Barnaby Kay, Mina Anwar, Sam Benjamin, Emma Swan and Tim Bentinck.     Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor and River Song  is now available to own at the special price of £ 27.99  as a collector’s edition four-disc CD box set or £ 19.99  as a download, exclusively from the Big Finish website:  www.bigfinish.com

David Tennant is one of an all-star cast of actors contributing audio performances to a new streaming app, Alexander. Alexander is the new home for original international non-fiction stories, created by the world’s best storytellers, read by A-list acting talent and accompanied by a super short film interpretation by a celebrated filmmaker.  A new English-language feature is released on the app to subscribers every fortnight. The audience can toggle between the written text and the audio performance within the story. Alexander has been conceived and created by veteran film producer Cameron Lamb. Writers include Colum McCann,  Xiaolu Guo, Chigozie Obioma, Carlo Rovelli and Valeria Luiselli. As well as David Tennant, other audio performances are by Helena Bonham Carter, Richard E. Grant, Bill Nighy, Vanesa Kirby,  Dan Stevens,  Daisy Edgar-Jones, Ṣope Dìrísù and Nathalie Emmanuel, among others. In addition to new original features, Alexander also includes a curated library of historical

Congratulations to Staged editor Dan Gage who has won the Editing - Entertainment and Comedy in the RTS Craft & Design Awards for his work on the critically acclaimed BBC comedy. The winners were announced via an online celebration hosted by radio broadcaster, actor and spoken word artist Mim Shaikh, with a special message from RTS Patron, HRH The Prince of Wales. The jury felt that Dan's work showed a "...witty, joyous and clever use of technology, this pushed the boundaries of what great editing can achieve." Staged is the brainchild of writer and director Simon Evans who conceived the comedy as a means to work around the restrictions imposed on film and TV production in the first UK lockdown. David Tennant and Michael Sheen star as exaggerated versions of themselves alongside Georgia Tennant, Anna Lundberg, Nina Sosanya, Simon Evans and Lucy Eaton. Premiering on BBC One in June, the series has since moved to Netflix in the UK, Hulu in the USA and iView in Australia