Catherine Tate

Ant and Dec have been caught up in some scandal.

Yep the wholesome twosome got embroiled in some awards fixing.

Talk of stars leaving shows tends to get us a tad emotional.

So we're pretty glad Mr David Tennant has now cleared things up.

Oooh, Billie Piper, you tricksy little minx.

Finally, her big news is out in the open.

Will Lily Allen be following in Billie Piper's footsteps?

And not by acting as a London call girl.

Get ready for some laffs.

The 2007 shortlist of British Comedy Award nominees has been released.

The Showbiz Shed saw the likes of EastEnders, Dr Who and Ant and Dec get gonged.

It all went down at the National TV Awards.

You may remember her as Coronation Street's ditzy blonde, Raquel.

But there ain't nothing fluffy about her now.

Catherine Tate's having a little trouble of late.

And it seems that trouble is of the boob variety.

Victoria Beckham has attracted criticism for looking too moody in pics.

But now she's being lauded for the complete opposite.

Get ready to be excited...

And probably gunged too.

Extra, extra... Read all about it.

George Michael seems to be up for a giggle...

His latest gig should be a bit of a lark.

Guess who's going to be the new assistant 'bovvering' Doctor Who?

You guessed it, the new who in the zoo is Catherine Tate.

Are you ready for a dose of glitzy girl power?

Feast away, because that's exactly what the Glamour Women Of The Year Awards was all about.

There were a few open mouths at this year's TV Baftas...

As some unlikely lads took a gong home.

When this star's family tune in to see her in the Doctor Who Christmas special, they might think she was cut.

But she hasn't been - she's just unrecognisable as a half-human, half-spider.

The British Comedy Awards managed to pull in some big names for last night's ceremony.

And host Jonathan Ross managed to offend as many people as he could.

Congrats go to Charlotte Church - she's proved that there's more to her than a good set of pipes.

She's no stranger to the critics but this time she got the seal of approval from the British Comedy Awards.

Deal Or No Deal's Noel Edmonds missed out on a gong at the 2006 TV Baftas.

Jonathan Ross beat him to the best entertainment performance award for his Friday night chat show.

It seems Albert Square will soon be bulging with new characters but some of them look oddly familiar.

We only hope that there's enough room in the Queen Vic...

Of course, Little Britain triumphed at the British Comedy Awards.

But the night belonged to a little-known actress who swiped two awards, leaving Catherine Tate and co, no doubt, a bit "bovvered".

We all know Welsh popstrel Charlotte Church likes a tipple...

But she proves she can laugh at herself as well when she appears on Catherine Tate's Christmas Special this yule.

Funny girl Catherine Tate has asked Her Majesty the Queen: "Are you disrespecting me?".

Her stroppy teenager character Lauren caused the biggest stir at this year's Royal Variety Performance, in Cardiff.

Extras, Ricky Gervais' follow-up to The Office, has bagged a record five nominations at this year's British Comedy Awards.

The hit show has nominations for Best Comedy, New Comedy, TV Comedy Actor, Comedy Actress and Comedy Newcomer.

It's great news for Ricky Gervais - he's bagged five nominations for December's British Comedy Awards.

The TV funnyman is up for more gongs than rivals Little Britain, who stormed the ceremony last year.

David Schwimmer has got himself in a Ross-like tizzy following the opening night of his West End debut in Neil LaBute play Some Girl(s).

The Friends star was mightly miffed to spot a paparazzo snapping away in the stalls of London's Gielgud theatre during a scene where he's only clad in his boxer shorts.

Little Britain star David Walliams said he could "never get bored" with winning awards as the programme pulled off a Bafta double.

The hit BBC show won best comedy series and best comedy performance to add to a clutch of awards already collected this year.

Yes, but, no, but - Little Britain has trumped rival The Office at the British Comedy Awards, winning three awards while The Office dipped out altogether.

Little Britain stars Matt Lucas and David Walliams jointly won the best TV comedy actor.

Little Britain and The Office will battle it out at this year's British Comedy Awards - having received two nominations apiece.

The programmes are both up for the best TV comedy and the best TV comedy actor titles.

The nominees have been announced for the 15th annual comedy awards.

This year's event will be presented by Jonathan Ross, who picked up his first award at last year's ceremony.