Russell T Davies teases a new TV project - but says he 'doesn't know if it works'

Russell T Davies teases a new TV project - but says he 'doesn't know if it works'Image source, PA MediaImage caption, Russell T Davies says the LGBT community continues to face "new threats"ByAnna Lewis BBC Wales Published27 minutes agoScreenwriter Russell T Davies has revealed he is working on a new project, but "doesn't know if it works yet".The Swansea-born writer behind shows including Doctor Who and Channel 4's It's a Sin said the LGBT community continued to face "new threats" but was also able to "find new joys" following the success of his latest series Tip Toe.The drama followed the escalating conflict between two next-door neighbours, a gay bar owner and a struggling electrician. But the 63-year-old said, while the show was inspired by "the state of the world", the problems in it were not exclusive to the LGBT community. Speaking at the Attitude Pride Awards ceremony, Davies said: "It's just the way things are heading in gay rights and queer rights, and especially trans rights, but actually the violence and problems that arise in Tip Toe could apply to almost any group."If it was a Jewish drama you wouldn't blink about the problems being expressed. Women would say 'that's our life'."I think if I can write this stuff forever, then I will. I'm already planning a new one. I don't know if it works yet, because I haven't finished writing it, but yeah, there's always a lot to say."Image source, Channel 4 / Ben BlackallImage caption, Alan Cumming and David Morrissey star in Davies' Tip Toe Tip Toe followed Davies' award-winning series It's a Sin, about friends living in London during the HIV/Aids crisis in the 1980s.Starring pop star Olly Alexander, the show became an instant hit, with sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust also reporting a surge in HIV testing after its launch.It also follows in the...