Stephen Fry

Stephen Fry: Drug use different to sexual abuse cases

Actor and broadcaster Stephen Fry has said there is a "huge moral difference" between historical drug use and cases of sexual abuse. He was responding to suggestions he should be arrested after admitting in his latest memoirs to taking cocaine in places such as Buckingham Palace.

Stephen Fry: What a conceited coke head

Stephen Fry's latest book reads (amid the crass name-dropping) like a love letter to a class A drug. Why is such a talented man such a lout?

QI: meet the people who know it all - before Fry does

It's Christmas 2014. Stephen Fry, the host of QI, wears three tasteful poinsettia flowers on his lapel. On set, glittery snowmen flank the panel. Behind the scenes Carrie Fisher, a guest panelist, feeds her dog Gary a stuffing ball from the turkey buffet. Well, it's not actually Christmas -- it's summer 2014 and ice-cream weather outside.

Host Stephen Fry has just published the third volume of his autobiography, called More Fool Me.

It's obviously a tongue-in-cheek title as the cerebral host of the popular comic quiz - which stands for Quite Interesting - has to be the most intelligent presenter on TV!

Since 2003, Stephen has been challenging audiences with fascinating and remarkable nuggets of knowledge.

Now QI is back for its 12th series, popular permanent panellist Alan Davies returns again, and the pair will be joined by the great and good of British comedy.

Stephen Fry: I took cocaine at Buckingham Palace

Writer and presenter tells readers of his new autobiography how he 'brought noble properties into squalid disrepute'.

Stephen Fry posts signed QI ties & books for auction

Stephen Fry has given his backing to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) by putting the five signed lots on auction site Sellebrity.

Video: Stephen Fry on missing tea with Al Pacino

Stephen Fry talks to BBC Breakfast about missing afternoon tea with Hollywood actor Al Pacino and his struggle with drink and drugs.

Extract from Stephen Fry's book

In an exclusive extract from his latest book, More Fool Me, Stephen Fry recalls dreading what Time Out would make of his early comedy work.

Stephen Fry blogs about his new autobiography

The only point of writing an autobiography, or so at least it seems to me, is to be honest. And in this book I have been utterly candid about a period of my life in which I spent an enormous amount of time and money on cocaine powder.

Who are the QI Elves?

Smarter than Stephen Fry, but we know almost nothing about them - well not any more.