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From the Managing Director of BBC Television | From the Managing Director of BBC Television | ||
| − | Sir, May I reply to [[From Mr Peter Anghelides| | + | Sir, May I reply to Mr Peter Anghelides ([[From Mr Peter Anghelides|March 8]]) on the subject of Dr Who. The programme has not been axed. The Doctor is having a short rest and will return, improved and revitalized, in autumn next year-- only eight months later than originally planned. |
As for the suggestion that this brief rest, after 21 years, is "a publicity stunt" connected with the BBC"s licence fee application, I hope your readers will accept my unequivocal assurance that there is no connection whatever between the two. | As for the suggestion that this brief rest, after 21 years, is "a publicity stunt" connected with the BBC"s licence fee application, I hope your readers will accept my unequivocal assurance that there is no connection whatever between the two. | ||
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