Graham Norton

Graham Norton says trans people 'need to be protected'

Graham Norton has defended the rights of transgender people and suggested that the discourse on social media only conflates aggression towards them.

Norton left BBC Radio partly to avoid high earners list

Graham Norton has admitted that a "bonus" of leaving BBC Radio is that he will no longer appear on the broadcaster's annual list of their highest-paid stars.

Graham Norton joins Virgin Radio

Graham Norton is joining Virgin Radio to host a new weekend show, on both Saturdays and Sundays.

Graham Norton "most dangerous" celeb to search online

Congratulations are in order for Graham, who has been awarded the esteemed accolade of 'McAfee's Most Dangerous Celebrity 2020'. Anti-virus software giant McAfee has researched which famous names generate the "riskiest" search results online, with cybercriminals using the popular search terms to entice users to click on dangerous links that could potentially lead users to unknowingly install malware on their devices. Graham Norton tops the 2020 list, meaning a quick Google of the TV and radio presenter could land you in dangerous cyber territory if you're not careful about what you click on.

Graham Norton "took easy way out" moving to England

TV presenter Graham Norton has claimed that he "took the easy way out" by moving from Ireland to London as a young gay man.

Working from home has done nothing to dent Graham Norton's chat juggernaut and the calibre of guests (confirmed nearer to showtime) is as A-list as ever. One of the highlights of Norton's video interviews is that you get to see the celebrities' houses, while the lo-fi musical performances are equally disarming.