In 2005 a new development, part of the Evolution Quarter of what was formerly the North Peckham Estate was burnt to the ground when a fire started on the site and destroyed the partially built homes that were part of the Berkely Homes new build.

This time around there is a similar event – as before it is thought that gas canisters exploded and from here on Calypso Crescent at 4:30 this morning it did sound like it, with people evacuated and damage to inhabited properties.

Take a look at the pictures below, some from 2005 and some from now, so close together geographically and so similar is their seeming cause. Dies something need to be done in terms of safety inspections when there is so much work going on in such a built up area – have a look at the new Tuke School development that is also going on and then there is also the demolition in progress of the last parts of the North Peckham Estate (these are parts that have been baorded off, and so surreptitiously inhabited, for some time now.)

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Sarah guest stars as Miss Foster, an enigmatic and powerful businesswoman, in episode one of series four of the BAFTA Award-winning drama.

The new series begins on Saturday 5 April 2008 at 6.20pm on BBC One.

The first episode of the eagerly awaited new series will witness Donna (Catherine Tate) determined to find The Doctor again – even if it means braving the villainous Miss Foster and her hordes of sinister Adipose.

But when the alien threat escalates out of control, can Donna find her Time Lord, before the march of the Adipose begins?
Sarah Lancashire says: “I’m absolutely thrilled to be in Doctor Who. It’s a brilliant episode and I’m looking forward to taking the Time Lord on.”

Award-winning actress Catherine Tate is reprising her role as Donna, the runaway bride, and will star as The Doctor’s companion throughout the new series alongside David Tennant as The Doctor.

The couple are destined to experience a series of wonderful adventures throughout the series including meeting one of Doctor Who’s most popular aliens, The Ood, in a brand new episode, Planet Of The Ood.

Donna and The Doctor will also be travelling through time for an encounter with the legendary murder mystery novelist, Agatha Christie, and taking a trip to Pompeii.

Further guest stars already confirmed to appear in the new series include Felicity Kendal, Lesley Sharp, Georgia Moffett, Lindsey Coulson, Fenella Woolgar, Tim McInnerny, Peter Capaldi, Phil Davis and Tracey Childs.

Freema Agyeman, who played Martha Jones, The Doctor’s companion throughout the critically acclaimed third series, will return to the show to join The Doctor and Donna mid-series.

The producer is Phil Collinson; Executive producers are Head of Drama, BBC Wales, Julie Gardner, and Russell T Davies.

Doctor Who is filmed in Cardiff.

Using just the address the speech has been edited to give a new meaning to his words, a meaning that is just a relevant today as it was then.

Though of course, this is all done in fun, after all, when we have the late former President Reagan saying, for real, that World War Three has been declared, we don’t really need to have edited versions of people saying the funniest things. Check it out (this is the remixed version with music in the background):