The Weeping Angels may be fantastic horror creations but do they have the sci-fi depth of other repeat Doctor Who villains? Series 13 will tell.

The Carrara marble arm of the weeping Angel of Grief was discovered missing on August 11. University founder Jane Stanford erected the statue in 1901, in memory of her brother.

The Las Cruces Catholic Diocese, the governing body of all Catholic churches in southern New Mexico, is investigating a statue of the Virgin Mary at a Hobbs church that appears to be shedding tears.

Steven Moffat has written three Doctor Who stories featuring the Weeping Angels, those statues that only move when you’re not looking at them. And now, he says he’s probably done all he can ...

STANFORD — A vandal has amputated the graceful marble arm of Stanford University’s weeping Angel of Grief, a statue erected by Jane Stanford in 1901 to honor the loss of her beloved brother ...

When the intervals become short enough, the atoms make like a Weeping Angel and are effectively frozen in place. It’s not an exact analogy, of course, since the angels are science fiction.

Celebrate the fear and pervasive sense of statue paranoia with a set of Weeping Angel string lights available through ThinkGeek for $24.99 (about £16, AU$34).

The Weeping Angels are the most original high-concept Doctor Who monsters to be introduced in nearly 30 years, with elegance to their horror.

When nuns cry. Church-goers in Mexico claimed to have witnessed a miracle after spotting a statue of the Virgin Mary that appeared to be weeping real tears amid the spike in cartel violence.