Doctor Who's Jodie Whittaker arrives outside 10 Downing Street – but can the Doctor solve Brexit?
The Thirteenth Doctor star attended Downing Street as part of a children's party hosted by the Chancellor of the Exchequer
She's just finished her first series starring in Doctor Who, but Jodie Whittaker isn't putting her feet up before beginning filming for series 12.
No, instead the actor posed for photos outside 10 Downing Street. Was the Thirteenth Doctor there to offer her services to help solve Brexit?
Sadly not.
Instead Whittaker was attending Downing Street as one of the special guests at the annual children's Christmas party held by charity the Starlight Children's Foundation.
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As Prime Minister Theresa May fought the latest Brexit crisis next door, Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond hosted the Christmas event at 11 Downing Street, with guests including Doctor Who star Whittaker, EastEnders actor Martin Kemp and singer Beverley Knight.
Starlight Children's Foundation is a charity that helps children living with a serious illness.
While the Doctor won't be around to fix Brexit, she at least will be making sure 2019 starts with a bang with the Doctor Who New Year's Day special.
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The Doctor Who New Year’s Day special airs on Tuesday 1st January 2019 at 7pm
