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With a new lead in Ncuti Gatwa , Doctor Who is officially a staple of British Saturday night television once more. The iconic BBC show has had somewhat of a make-over after its move to Disney+, and budget bump, but one thing has not changed - its deeply embedded references. Series One of the 15th Doctor's tenure kicked off earlier this month, delighting fans - who are already bursting with burning questions. From why The Doctor didn't go further in trying to defeat evil weapons manufacturer Villengard in Saturday's episode Boom, to who exactly the mystery woman popping up in every storyline is, the internet is awash with fan theories. Here, MailOnline takes a look at which questions can be answered through a deep-dive into the show's 60-year history - and ones they'll have to keep watching to find out.

Bonnie Langford looked sensational as she arrived for the 2024 BAFTA Television Awards in a figure-hugging gown. The 59-year-old actress and dancer stunned as she stepped out for the ceremony at London's Royal Festival Hall on Sunday.  Bonnie beamed for the camera as she donned the off-the-shoulder nude-pink gown - which was adorned with sparkly studs. 

Golda Rosheuvel has been announced as a guest star on Doctor Who's forthcoming new series. With the popular sci-fi show returning in May, the episode titles for the new season have also been revealed. Golda, a British actress who died in the first episode of Space Babies, will appear in the Julie Anne Robinson-directed Space Babies.

Celebrities such as Doctor Who actor Bonnie Langford and former Glee actress Heather Morris conceal their identities in elaborate costumes on the ITV1 show, whilst a jury of judges speculated who they were.

It's only a matter of days before the 16th season of Dancing On Ice debuts, and 12 new stars take to the ice for the first time. And the show's dancers are preparing for the opening show on Sunday after attending rehearsals on Tuesday. Vanessa Bauer was seen leading the professionals as she was spotted getting stuck in a series of lifts and tricks with fellow ice skater Mark Hanretty.

A Doctor Who companion looked sensational as she announced her return for the 60th anniversary special, almost four decades after she first appeared on the program. In 1986 and 1987, the actress appeared in The Sixth and Seventh Times, as the leading character. She will appear in a trio of specials later this month, 37 years after she first visited Tardis.

EXCLUSIVE: After a long battle with leukemia, the actor, who was best known for playing Alan Humphries in the children's television drama, died on July 11 last year. George gave all his possessions to his heartbroken brother, Adam, and sister in law Kerris to share - even his dogs. These should be distributed,' he said, "as well as at their discretion." The actor's estate had a gross value of £334,274 in it, with a net value of £309,402. When his nephews George and Zachary turn 21, he gives them this. In an update just a week before Mr Armstrong's funeral in August, his brother begged for someone with a 'George sized heart,' as he said George's other dog, Mac, had already found a home.

Russell T Davies posted a snapshot of himself on the Doctor Who set on Saturday, when he revealed that filming for the forthcoming 14th season of the show had concluded. Russell, 60, could be seen standing in front of a crowd of people, while a TARDIS stood in the background of the photograph. He captioned his post: 'That's a wrap! '@bbcdoctorwho.'

George Armstrong, a former Grange Hill and The Bill actor, has died at the age of 60. Following a long battle with Leukemia, the actor, who was best known for portraying Alan Humphries in the children's TV drama, died on July 11. On Twitter, a Grange Hill fan account penned the following: "I've just heard the sad news that George Armstrong, aka Alan Humphries, died yesterday." George is gone, George. A true Grange Hill legend xxxx'

During lockdown, exaggerated renditions of their sleeves alongside their real life partners were created, and the two guys are followed as they chat via Zoom.

Bonnie Langford, a doctor who appeared on Doctor Who, is back for the show's forthcoming 14th series, over three decades after she first boarded the TARDIS. Melanie Bush, 58, is reprising her role in the upcoming film with new Doctor Ncuti Gatwa, with her return to screens in 2024. Bonnie appeared on Who as Melanie Baker in 1986 as Melanie and Colin Baker, and she went on to be the companion for Sylvester McCoy.

Morse has left the stage, but will never be forgotten, unlike Hughie Green, who was once the best-known host whose career began in Rise and Fall Of Mr Saturday Night. Opportunity Knocks is a talent competition. Various characters have been released, including Little and Large, Bonnie Langford, and Su Pollard.

Bonnie Langford has speculated that she might return to EastEnders as her character Carmel Kazemi. The actress, 58, appeared on the BBC soap from 2015 to 2018, and she was seen bolting from Walford after her son Kush (Davood Ghadami) was stabbed to death by a gang member. Bonnie, a screen actress, appeared on internet quiz show Albert Squared earlier this month, and she has no doubt that Carmel will make a comeback. Comeback?Bonnie Langford, 58, has hinted she'd be open to a return to EastEnders as her character Carmel Kazemi

When Holly Willoughby [second right] led the way for the celebrities in attendance at the Variety Club Showbusiness Awards on Monday at the London Hilton, she won the crowds. Naomi Campbell [far right] and host Amanda Holden [far left], who put on a leggy display in a deep green gown, Katherine Jenkins [second left], who dazzled in a sequin emblazoned gown, and Oti Mabuse [centre] who stunned in black for the star-studded bash, were welcomed into the ensemble. Holly's minimalist gown featured one long sleeve while the other was left empty as the actress demonstrated that less is better than selling accessories, which includes the best performers of film, theater, television, and radio. Simon Cowell, his partner, Lauren Silverman, Marvin and Rochelle Humes, Gloria Hunny, Louise Minchin, Bonnie Langford, Michelle Collins, Jess Wright, and her brother Mark Wright were among the guests on hand.

Bonnie Langford and Stephanie Beacham certainly pulled out all the stops on Saturday night, as they wore glam ensembles to the Michael Josephson Charity Ball. Bonnie, 58, dazzled in a plunging iridescent gown as she posed up a storm on the Hilton Manchester Deansgate hotel's black carpet. In addition, actress Stephanie, 75, oozed glamour in an embellished black gown with feather detailing.

In the new series of Doctor Who, Bonnie Langford will reprise her 1980s role as Melanie Bush. In episodes planned for 2024 alongside new Doctor Ncuti Gatwa, the actress, 58, will make a cameo appearance. Bonnie performed as Mel as the Doctor from 1986-87 alongside actors Lord Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy.

ROLAND WHITE: Just imagine a political figure with outspoken comments who insults his opponents and is dismissed as a joke by all the people who are supposed to be influential, but still wince if unexpectedly. We're spoilt for choice these days, but Jair Bolsonaro, the man seen in The Boys From Brazil (BBC2), makes Donald Trump look like the Dalai Lama. We saw him goose-stepping onto a stage with a cheesy smile on his face in this second episode of a three-part series examining his ascension to office. He proudly claimed to favor of torture and told someone who asked him an uncomfortable question: 'You have a horrible homosexual face.' Bolsonaro is now the President of Brazil and last night's episode tried to answer the obvious question: 'How did that happen?'

Jessica Pietersen of Liberty X was one of the celebrities honoring Pop Idol actor Darius Campbell after he was discovered dead in his apartment at the age of 41. The musician, 42, who appeared on Popstars in 2001 and Darius in the same year, said he was a 'true gentleman' and would be remembered with fondness by his co-stars. Lorraine Kelly, Adele Roberts, and Rylan were among the slew of celebrities who took to social media to express their sympathy.