Graham Norton

Graham Norton Show to be seen in Canada and Mexico

Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein has bought the rights to Graham Norton's BBC One talk show.

Graham Norton missed Radio 2 show

Presenter Graham Norton left his Radio 2 colleagues in the lurch yesterday when he was "unwell overnight".

Graham Norton wants to hate his show before the public

Graham Norton has joked that he wants to hate his show before the public does.

Graham Norton: What's the BAFTA host's favourite TV?

Educating Yorkshire I think provided one of the standout moments of the year, really.

Graham Norton: I hear Wogan's voice on Eurovision

Comedian and Eurovision presenter Graham Norton has revealed he still hears predecessor Sir Terry Wogan's voice in his head when he is commentating on the song contest.

Graham Norton earned £2.3m in fees and salary last year

Pay for the host of The Graham Norton Show and BBC Radio 2's Saturday morning show was down 10% on 2012.

Alan Carr interview

Alan Carr: 'Chatty Man hasn't got the oomph of Graham Norton, but we'll get there!'

Graham Norton rules himself out of Strictly hosting job

Graham Norton has ruled himself out of hosting Strictly Come Dancing, explaining: "I wouldn't jump at the chance. I really enjoy the show but it's a very tough gig. It's very hard for a new person to take over... and I'm quite lazy."

Nipping in a week ahead of his big Friday night rival Graham Norton, Alan Carr (left) kicks off a new series of lippy chat and louche one-liners by inviting Ricky Gervais and Jessica Hynes to lock comedy horns. Those two can give as good as they get, so it could be a riot. Calming things down will be Gary Barlow, continuing on his highly successful solo comeback with new single Since I Saw You Last.

The Jo Caulfield three minute interview

Jo Caulfield has a great CV. There isn't room to repeat it all here, but she’s appeared in just about every telly comedy show you can name, as well as in most countries that you can think of. She's had several of her own radio shows - and was head writer for Graham Norton. And her one women stand up shows have garnered praise from critics and audiences alike. Martin Walker asks what she's up to now. Turns out, it's quite a bit