THE TRUTH ABOUT: Catherine tate - The Untold Story

Catherine Tate sparks concern after cutting West End run short for 'personal reasons'

The Doctor Who star, 56, has been playing Mary Todd Lincoln at the Trafalgar Theatre since April

Evening Standard · Jul 9

Catherine Tate suddenly pulls out of West End’s Oh, Mary! due to ‘personal reasons’

Actor had been due to appear in the award-winning show until 18 July

The Independent UK · Jul 8

Davina McCall apologises for Comic Relief co-star’s ‘bad language’ during live show

The TV presenter was at the helm of the charity fundraiser, joined by comedian Nick Mohammed and former Celebrity Traitors co-star Joe Marler

The Independent UK · Mar 21

Catherine Tate as Nan kicks off Red Nose Day as £11.5m raised so far

The actress and comedian, 56, was dressed as her belligerent pensioner alter ego as she started the fundraising event.

Evening Standard · Mar 20

Catherine Tate brings back iconic Am I Bovvered? sketch in Comic Relief 2026 special

Catherine Tate has brought back her iconic Am I Bovvered? sketch in a Comic Relief Special.

The Independent UK · Mar 20

Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day 2026: All the sketches, stars, special performances and how to watch

Sir Idris Elba, Alison Hammond, Nick Mohammed, Joel Dommett, and Catherine Tate are among the stars appearing on the annual fundraiser

The Independent UK · Mar 20

TV tonight: Comic Relief with Alison Hammond and Catherine Tate’s Nan

The BBC’s annual comedy money raiser returns. Plus: ClaudiaWinkleman takes a second shot on her chat show sofa. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK · Mar 20

What you need to know about Red Nose Day

Red Nose Day returns on Friday, 20 March from 7pm on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, and the official BBC YouTube channel, aiming to raise vital funds for essential services in the UK and globally. The evening of entertainment will be hosted by Davina McCall, joined by comedy stars such as…

The Independent UK · Mar 19

Jodie Whittaker and Miranda Hart among stars taking part in Comic Relief

This year’s event is all about ‘taking yourself funny for money’ to show that simple acts of silliness can make a serious difference.

Evening Standard · Feb 3

Comic Relief confirms all-star lineup for 2026 campaign

‘This Red Nose Day is the chance to come together, take yourself funny for money and turn a day of silliness and having a much-needed laugh into something that makes a world of difference,’ says Comic Relief chief executive Samir Patel

The Independent UK · Feb 3