Miranda Hart

Has Miranda Hart sold out with new exercise video?

Miranda Hart is releasing a fitness DVD. I know. Bear with.

Sarah Hadland interview

She was told she'd never make an actor - that was before shooting to the top as Miranda Hart's TV sidekick. Now Sarah Hadland is set for her debut stage comedy with Robert Webb.

Such fun! Miranda Hart wants to marry Matthew Perry

The comedy actress has revealed she has something of a crush on the man who breathed life into Friends' Chandler Bing.

Miranda Hart to release fitness DVD

Miranda Hart will be digging out her leotard and leggings to film a new fitness DVD.

Miranda Hart to speak at Edinburgh TV Festival

Vince Gilligan, creator of Breaking Bad is to deliver masterclass on US drama, while Miranda Hart is taking part in Richard Dunn Memorial interview.

Miranda Hart addresses 'hilarious' Dr Who casting rumor

In an interview with Heat magazine, Hart dismissed the speculation, revealing that she was amused and surprised to see herself tipped for the job.

Channel 4's annual charity event returns with a troupe of performers large enough to make the Polyphonic Spree look on in envy. As ever, it's a mix of the established and the incipient, so Jo Brand and Jonathan Ross line up alongside men of the moment Adam Hills and Josh Widdicombe. Elsewhere, comedians dancing seems to be a thing just now, so Miranda Hart and Warwick Davis duly join up with Diversity to show off their moves, while Russell Brand absents himself from Hollywood to partake in some audience interaction.

Dance sensation Diversity puts a spring in the steps of Chatty Man Alan Carr, national charmer Miranda Hart and Idiot Abroad Warwick Davis, who've rashly decided to shake a leg - Ashley Banjo-style - as their contribution to this evening of fundraising action for Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity for children. Other funny faces putting their happy feet forward for the cause include comedian Kevin Bridges, who takes a pop at the more furtive pursuits of his fellow Scots, and TV regulars Russell Brand, Jack Dee, Jo Brand, Rich Hall and Paddy McGuinness. Among those putting in an appearance on VT are surreal loon Noel Fielding and Jack Whitehall.

The raucous annual stand-up bonanza in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital comes once again from the O2 in London.

When the live gig was held a couple of weeks ago, one critic described it as "Live at the Apollo on steroids". In other words, expect big, booming, arena-style stand-up from an all-star roster. Jack Whitehall, Jack Dee, Jo Brand, Noel Fielding and Jason Byrne are among the long list of comics donating gags to the cause.

Diversity open the show with a dance routine into which Alan Carr, Miranda Hart and Warwick Davis insert unexpected cameos. Lee Evans airs a routine about EasyJet. Russell Brand goes walkabout among the crowd. Rich Hall jokes about child labour ("Clothes make the man but kids make the clothes").

And unsurprisingly the recurring theme is the year's revelations about Jimmy Savile and other stars - everyone has an angle on that one.