Sarah Millican

Sarah Millican: When I was asked to do Desert Island Discs I was thrilled—and alarmingly prepared

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Sarah Millican on the terror of Live at the Apollo and trying not to fall over on stage

Surviving The Island with Bear Grylls? Bras and KitKats are the key, says Sarah Millican

Sarah Millican on the Bafta red carpet, Getty, SL

Sarah Millican: Twitter was a pin to my excitable Bafta balloon

Sarah Millican: Fantasy is just like sci-fi with more boobs

Sarah Millican: I love a joyous day of monkey business

Sarah Millican: I love familiarity - except at home

Sarah Millican on ra-ra skirts, 90s music and The Big Reunion

Sarah Millican on the Bafta red carpet, Getty, SL

Sarah Millican: I was a daytime TV virgin...

Sarah Millican: I’m an armchair ski jumper

Sarah Millican: Why don’t people in films and TV shows concentrate on driving?

Sarah Millican: Sherlock has just the right amount of smugness for me

Sarah Millican: Why isn't Friends still on TV?

Sarah Millican invites her favourite guests for a fantasy festive feast

Sarah Millican: Look! That mouse is sharing a sleeping bag with that lion

Sarah Millican: Watching young people’s telly is a bit like watching porn

Sarah Millican: Phillip Schofield has always been my primary crush

Sarah Millican: Gogglebox is TV gold

Sarah Millican: Who says telly is bad for kids?

Sarah Millican on bullies, boobs and Educating Yorkshire

From naps to knickers: behind the scenes of The Sarah Millican Television Programme

Sarah Millican: 20 things that make me happy when watching telly

Sarah Millican: MasterChef judges are dinner bullies

Sarah Millican: I feel bad for my telly

Sarah Millican: Just the words Long Lost Family make me do a little cry

Sarah Millican: I'd be good in a zombie apocalypse

Sarah Millican on having a telly in the kitchen

Sarah Millican: I am intelligent. I've been on QI...

Sarah Millican: over in Australia they let you swear on telly with bare legs

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Sarah Millican: Aussie telly does slightly different versions of programmes we've made