Excerpts from the Book 'Doctor Who And The Scales Of Injustice':

... As you know I'm due to retire from here in May next year and I expect you'll be incommunicado for the next year or two. I'll keep a slice of ...
... who was escorted in by Private Boyle. This was obviously Sir John Sudbury, a rather chubby man who had 'Minister for reducing cashflow' written ...
... personality was working the fleapits in Hastings John would nod and go back to reading his tedious newsletter of the Rollercoaster Passengers Club of ...
... drives with their cars. Mr Prys was an advertising executive, while Mrs Prys was heavily involved with the local Women's Institute. Both were ...
... his hair untidy and his eyes heavy with weariness, had emerged from one of the curtained booths, and was pointing angrily at a distant cupboard. ...
... healthy at fifteen forty-five this afternoon. We had been sent, along with the Hastings division where she was based, to investigate the death of ...
... had reached before the Great Hibernation. 'I thought you had retired to rest, Auggi.' She turned at the voice, and a chill went through her body. 'Good ...
... silent receiver in her hands, her mind trying to sift through, sort out and make some sense of the information that she had just received. How did this all ...
... has gone to see, find or do.' 'I'm sorry, sir, I know I should have told you earlier but -' The Brigadier sighed. 'Corporal Hawke, you have already ...
... you? It was a UNIT thing. Hush-hush.' Something at the back of her mind was jabbing at her she was not allowed to speak about UNIT affairs so openly. ...
... and our most sacrosanct belief. Those cast into this Shelter were guilty of abandoning those teachings.' 'So Baal and the others were conceived by a ...
... computer that no one outside the Vault even knew it existed, he smiled broadly. 'Employment terminated. Benefits rescinded. Private pension payments ...
... nodded. 'Each one meant something to her. She never quite believed she could really win one, let alone three. That's why I can't believe she'd ...
... about their jobs. No, nothing fazed them, really. Peter Morley though, he was potential trouble. He was weak enough as it was, but news like this might ...
... than kill them. This Ape that Auggi is so keen to blame for everything is actually responsible for keeping our people alive rather than letting the other ...
... the bare minimum. You're still breathing, your heart is still beating, but only just. And this discourse we're having is your brain, needing to keep busy, latching ...
... from this.' A Silurian faced her, wearing a mesh vest of some sort. It resembled the Silurians she had seen in Derbyshire, but there were subtle differences. ...
... the old man had pushed hard to convince Major-General Scobie, Billy Rutlidge's successor, to make Benton up to a sergeant. Slowly, the team that the ...
... either stop them, or make it easier for them. I wonder which.' The door didn't open, but a massive rip suddenly split it diagonally, and a suited ...
... 'Well, we can all rest easy in our beds then. I mean, Sir John presumably hand-picked his secretarial aide, who ended up being half cybernetic, creating ...