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More on the e-mail:
> The story was likely to not be reported on for some > time, but apparently got out to the tabloids, > forcing the BBC to make comments about this as the > Thursday morning sheets went to press. Other > locations reporting this story this evening include > the Independent, the Telegraph, Scotsman (a separate > news item than the one above) and WaveGuide. Expect > a lot more reporting on this in the press in the > hours to come, as it's interesting to note that -- > like the announcement of the new series itself and > of Christopher Eccleston's casting -- the story > broke after much of British fandom had gone to bed > for the evening. > > Update 31 March 0720 GMT: According to reports, this > news has been mentioned today on GMTV's Breakfast > show and has also made the BBC morning news > headlines. Many reports are expected throughout the > day; when they come in, we'll post links to them > here. > > Update 31 March 0840 GMT: Several sources are > claiming that Tennant actually will be the Doctor > for the second series, instead of just someone the > BBC is talking to. No word as yet from official > sources as to whether or not Tennant has been signed > to the role. Meanwhile, more press sources are > reporting this story this morning: > > The Mirror, The Sun (claiming as always an > "exclusive"), Daily Mail, This Is London, Ananova, > Sky News, Digital Spy, Movie Hole, Variety, > BoingBoing. > > Update 31 March 1600 GMT: The BBC press office has > issued a press release; meanwhile, there's more > information including links to various news > reporting agencies carrying the story coming later > today. >
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