Friday, August 18 2006, 11:00 BST
Graham Norton has signed a new £5 million deal to work exclusively with the BBC for another three years, BBC Online reports.
The comedian and television presenter has worked on various shows for the broadcaster since moving from Channel 4 in 2004, including Strictly Dance Fever and How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria?.
After the annoucement, Norton commented: "I'm thrilled to be signing with the BBC for another three years, I can't imagine working anywhere else."
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