Besides the Weeping Angels, fans have even more to look forward to, as well as to be frightened of.

FORBES: Doctor Who's Karen Gillan Explains Why the Weeping Angels Are So %^&#$ Scary

The Fed needs to be able to add to bank reserves without scaring the bejeezus out of people who have been frightened by the QE2 bogey man.

FORBES: QE2 Was A Really Big Ocean Liner

While nearly all the youngsters at the screening I attended enjoyed this movie, two tiny tykes became very frightened by the bad toys and had to be taken out of the theater.

CNN: 'Toy Story:' A high-tech treat

His sharpness and arrogance fell away, and he was revealed as a man shaken to his core by cancer--someone who has learned what it's like to be vulnerable and frightened, someone who now regrets his oft-displayed lack of sympathy for the vulnerable and frightened in the poorest precincts of his city.

CNN: Rudy's soulful exit

What kind of a signal is this proposal to Americans who are only saving at a rate of 2.5%, rather than 6.5%, who have seen defined pension plans phased out, and who are frightened about how they are going to be able to afford the last 20 years of their life?

FORBES: Obama Goes Against the Grain of What America Represents

Even frightened toddlers who prefer the arms of their parents may still be persuaded to hug the au pair.

ECONOMIST: Have markets got what they wanted at last?

Ms. LAURA REIFF (Co-Chair, Essential Worker Immigration Coalition): Well, we have had reports from our trade associations memberships coming back into our information databanks that some employees are frightened and not showing up to work because of the rumors that there might be raids.

NPR: Rumors of Immigrant Round-Up Abound

It has taken a while for the management to recognise that England's approach to one-day cricket is more tentative and shackled than most of their opponents, and while it is always possible to over-attack, it would be preferable to see them fail while trying to lift their game than to watch the batsmen prodding about and apparently frightened of failure.

BBC: Jonathan Agnew column