[CThe following is the latest information from the APC Net; Jean Airey, Secre-
tary/Treasurer.  The APC Net is the Official DOCTOR WHO News source of the
United States and is supported by John Nathan-Turner.
 
NEWS ITEMS
 
We are currently (per member club UNYT's request) investigating the
status of the "lost" episodes from "Tomb of the Cybermen" and will let
you know what we find out.
 
The latest rumor -- and PLEASE don't panic . . . . yet -- is that
the BBC has definite plans to cancel DW after this next season.  WE
are inquiring and will let you know what's "up".
 
TIMELORD 89 (Sept. 22-24) will be held at the Ramada Inn
in Columbus, OH.  Professional guests are: Anthony Ainley, Nicholas
Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie and the recently added Terry
Nation.  Registration (3 days at $25, party/cabaret at $10) may be
sent to TIMELORD 89, 667 E. Church St, Urbana, OH  43078  USA.  Price
at the door is higher.
 
SEASON 26
 
Producer : John Nathan Turner
Script Editor : Andrew Cartmel
 
The Doctor : Sylvester McCoy
Ace: Sophie Aldred
 
TX commences in the autumn.
 
1.  7M    "The Wolves of Fenric" (w/t)   By IAN BRIGGS    [ALL OB]
    Setting: Yorkshire - World War Two    [4 Pts]
    Director: NICHOLAS MALLETT
    Guest Artistes:  Dinsdale Landen as Dr. Judson
                     Alfred Lynch as Commander Millington
                     Nicholas Parsons as Mr. Wainwright
                     Anne Reid as Nurse Crane
 
2.  7N    "Battlefield"   By BEN AARONOVITCH    [OB/Studio]
    Setting: Cornwall in the near future    [4 Pts]
    Director: MICHAEL KERRIGAN
    Guest Artistes:  NICHOLAS COURTNEY as the Brigadier
 
3.  7P    "Cat-Flap" (w/t)  By RONA MUNRO    [ALL OB]
    Setting: Perivale    [3 Pts]
    Director: ALAN WAREING
 
4.  7Q    "The Bestiary" (w/t)  By MARC PLATT    [ALL Studio]
    Setting: Perivale    [3 Pts]
    Director: ALAN WAREING
 
Please note that this is the ONLY information available from the DOCTOR WHO
Office.
 
(Personal addenda to above notes: Concerning the cancellation rumor, we're 
 still told that the BBC is giving the rights to another company after the
 end of the season.  "The Wolves of Fenric" was originally named "Wolf Time";
 "Battlefield" originally named "Storm Over Avallion".  The setting for
 "Battlefield" is actually Cornwall in the year 1999.  Perivale, the setting
 for both "Cat-Flap" and "The Bestiary", is Ace's home town on Earth, if you
 remember her saying so in "Dragonfire" back in Season 24.  Since they're both
 set there, it looks like they're interlinked.  The info we also have on "The
 Bestiary" gives clues as to two guest stars: Miranda Richardson ("Black Ad-
 der") as the Queen (she played Queen Elizabeth in B.A.) and ANTHONY AINLEY as
 the Master -- the BBC evidentally has not confirmed this.
     TX stands for Transmission; w/t for Working Title.  OB is short for "Out-
 side Broadcast", i.e. location shooting, while studio means completely con-
 fined to the set.  OB doesn't necessarily mean every scene will be location,
 i.e. TARDIS interiors, etc.  Also, the Gallifrey story slated for Story Four,
 which we had heard the name quoted as "Deliverance", was pulled from the
 schedule; however, rumor has it that the Time Lords will make an appearance,
 if not only the Master.)