Powered by a six volt battery, the first ride-in Dalek toy moves forward and back, can spin 360 degrees, and shrieks the chilling warning 'Exterminate'.

SICK children waiting to see their doctor have an army of new toys to play with, thanks to generous donations to Oxford’s John Radcliffe Hospital.

With six months to go, a £200 sit-in Dalek and an "iPad for toddlers" are set to become this year's must-have Christmas gifts, according to experts at Hamleys.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but there are only 162 days until Christmas. Though most of us would prefer to ignore this fact, the toy stores have other ideas. Hamleys has already compiled a ...

Dalek toy that moves in sync with Doctor Who episodes developed in BBC labs / BBC R&D invited a handful of journalists into their labs recently to show off the latest in scare-the-last-generation ...

Of all the Doctor’s enemies, the Daleks have, by far, plagued him the most. They’ve also had an unrivalled number of redesigns and variants, with the basic outline remaining the same but the ...

Xmas-terminate! The voicechanging Dalek helmet is set to wage war on the Teletubbies as this year's top Christmas toy. Yes, it may only be July, but toy store Hamleys has unveiled its hot picks ...

Full-sized Dalek sold for £520 in Halls' successful toys and collectibles auction in Shrewsbury. Time has been called on an auction of Doctor Who items – and the TARDIScount sale realised £2,500.