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Big Finish Adventures Reviewed

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By David Ferguson, Alan Barnes, Nicholas Briggs, John Freeman
| DownTheTubes
Exploring Comics and More on the Web since 1998 on • By David Ferguson It’s been nearly 40 years since The Sixth Doctor’s second season hit our screens. Dubbed “The Trial of a Time Lord”, it had four connected stories and featured Peri (Nicola Bryant)’s last TV story and the debut of Mel (Bonnie Langford). It also debuted the villainous Valeyard (Michael Jayston). It ended up being Colin Baker’s last TV season.
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Doctor Who: The Second Doctor Adventures: The Haunted Windmill

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By Alan Barnes
| Big Finish
To escape the Time Lords' justice - or lack of it - the Doctor, Jamie, Zoe and Raven take a desperate gamble: a jump to planet Earth, in 1963... But this is not the Earth as the Doctor knew it. This is the world as it would have been if he'd never, ever landed there at all. An Earth free of his influence, in which old friends are strangely changed. If he tries to save this Earth, or escape it, the Time Lords will find him.
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To spy, or not to spy: Canadian government consideration of a foreign intelligence agency, 1945-2007

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By Alan Barnes
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Unlike most of its key allies, the Canadian government has not created a foreign intelligence agency to spy abroad using human sources. Newly-available archival records for the first time furnish insights into the deliberations of Canadian officials and ministers on this question. Since the early 1950s, several proposals for a foreign intelligence agency have been prepared by Canadian officials, but in all cases they failed to receive government approval.
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