Sarah Millican

Sarah Millican on appearing on Desert Island Discs

"Pride and Prejudice won't tell me the best way to drink my wee and which parts of a lizard are the tastiest"

Sarah Millican's Christmas list

This year the comedian is looking for satsumas, nuts and no surprises...

Sarah Millican: Lonely this Christmas?

For the fourth year running, Sarah Millican will be on Twitter asking those in need of company on Christmas Day to #joinin. She tells Standard Issue how it started and what it means.

DVD review: Sarah Millican, Home Bird

If you weren't able to get tickets for Sarah Millican's new live show Home Bird this year, then you really did miss a treat.

A panel of top-drawer celebrities, including Richard Ayoade, David Mitchell, Mel B, Micky Flanagan, Sarah Millican and Kevin Bridges are grilled by Jimmy Carr to see which of them has retained the most knowledge of 2014. To win the crown, they'll need to recall who purred down the phone in September, why Bono issued a worldwide apology in October, and what sporting event was the most-tweeted-about ever in July. Providing assistance are a host of varyingly beloved celebs including Michael Palin, Rio Ferdinand and Lily Allen.

Sarah Millican: I am going to wear THAT dress to BAFTAs

"If I am nominated again I will be wearing exactly the same dress. Because the public, general, fans, nice people, realise how unimportant it is."

Sarah Millican on Desert Island Discs

Sarah Millican says comedy helped her cope with her bitter divorce - but says she wouldn't advocate stand-up as a psychological cure.

Sarah Millican interview

Sarah Millican is one of the most recognisable voices in British comedy - which isn't bad considering it's only ten years since she tried her hand at stand-up in a Newcastle pub. Since then, she's made three series of The Sarah Millican Television Programme for BBC Two, become a regular on pretty much all of the panel shows and sold out huge rooms across the world. Her latest tour show Home Bird, now out on DVD, finds her seeking a gentler pace and plenty of cosy time in front of the fire. With cats.

Sarah Millican interview

Sarah Millican has said that it's "odd" to be given the accolade of helping women in comedy.

Sarah Millican - Home Bird Live: DVD review

As always, she comes across as a heightened, chummy Everywoman, and while not banging the drum of feminism quite so blatantly as some of her contemporaries, uses that liveability to smuggle in some astute points about pernicious women's magazines and Kate Moss's assertion that 'nothing tastes as good as skinny feels'. For any woman - or any man - who knows that's bullshit, Millican's the comic for you.