Co-creator of hit sitcom Gavin and Stacey has gone on record to say that an American version of the show is unlikely to happen.

US studios assume a lack of open-mindedness on the part of their audiences by constantly "adapting" hit foreign shows.

Will it be 'lush' or leave audiences angrily demanding: 'Oy, what’s occurring?'

New drama The Syndicate sees Joanna Page in her first starring role since Gavin & Stacey.

Former V&A chief says contracts should be reviewed in the wake of Middle East instability

The man waiting for the Murdochs to swoop?

James Corden has come a long way since the play that made his name. Now back at the National Theatre, the Gavin & Stacey star talks fame, flops and fatherhood with Alice Jones

A terrific biopic of the 'Carry On' actress blows the cobwebs off the Sixties

The writer and star of Gavin & Stacey is adding Hattie Jacques to her list of acclaimed creations. Gerard Gilbert meets the late-blooming comedian

Gavin and Stacey star James Corden has got engaged to his pregnant girlfriend.

The comic actress shares her Christmas plans but keeps tight-lipped about her New Year's resolutions. Interview by Matilda Battersby

Television funnyman James Corden and his girlfriend Julia Carey are "both very happy" after he announced they are expecting their first child.

With its gently absurd humour and reassuringly unglamorous characters, James Corden and Ruth Jones's Essex meets Wales sitcom (released here with last year's Christmas special) is starting to feel like a Last of the Summer Wine for the Noughties.

It's an accolade bestowed only on the best-loved shows. So why are the results often like a cracker without its bang? By Gerard Gilbert