08/02/2010 - Ring-a-bling laydee Lara

David Walliams holds the hand of his laydee-love Lara Stone on the way to dinner - but not tight enough to hide her £100,000 engagement ring. David was happy to show off the band in Mayfair restaurant Scotts on Saturday, reports The Mirror.

05/02/2010 - Walliams to do a Jordan?

David Walliams has hinted he might have a Las Vegas wedding with his fiancé Lara Stone - just like Jordan and Alex Reid. The Little Britain comic, 38, announced last month he is to tie the knot with model, 25, who he has been dating since last year. And in a frank admission on 8 Out of 10 Cats tonight, he reveals the American gambling mecca - famous for its tacky weddings - could be the setting for the upcoming nuptuals. Tonight's panel, including Fern Britton, Inbetweeners star Greg Davies and comedienne Holly Walsh, are talking about Jordan and Alex's wedding when the conversation turns to David. When Jimmy Carr asks the comedian if he'd marry in Vegas, he replies: "I'd consider it." - 10pm on Channel 4 tonight.

David Walliams 'enjoys charity drama'

David Walliams has unveiled his latest charity challenge after enlisting the help of celebrities like Davina McCall and Jimmy Carr.

04/02/2010 - In pictures: Walliams's Sport Relief bike ride

The BBC have some great photographs of all the cycling team for this year's Sport Relief.

Walliams And Celeb Pals Cycle Little Britain

David and his showbiz pals are attempting to raise £1m for Sport Relief by cycling through day and night from John O'Groats to Land's End. Walliams ran through his recruits saying: "Fearne Cotton - she's actually very fit, very good at running, very pretty. "Davina McCall - we've all done her fitness videos, she is a very, very fit woman. "Jimmy Carr - not my favourite comedian, he's making up the numbers. He's lost weight but I don't think he does any exercise. "Patrick Kielty - he's Irish but don't hold that against him. "Russell Howard - very exciting young comedian and Miranda Hart - a natural athlete, she's in a way the wild card!" All the ups and downs of their journey will be captured for a documentary.
The group will live on a tour bus during their four-day challenge and will be ready to take over from each other when needed.
"Me and Jimmy have already decided which bunk we are having," Walliams revealed. "It is going to be strange, we are all on this bus together. People assume that like all famous people we must all know each other. "I haven't met Russell Howard yet, but Matt Lucas says he is very nice. "Jimmy I am properly close friends with but the rest I have met in passing. That'll be interesting, how are we going to get on - who is going to do the washing up?"
Training has been resumed but Walliams has cause to be concerned. "I was cycling with Fearne at the weekend and she actually fell off four times in the space of about 10 seconds," he divulged.

Fearne Cotton's training gets off to a bad start as she crashes her bike into a van

With only six weeks to go before she cycles across the country in aid of Sport Relief, it appears Fearne Cotton's training isn't going quite to plan. Cycling with comedian David Walliams, the Radio 1 DJ got a shock when she fell off her bike and crashed into a parked van. Fortunately, the 28-year-old was wearing a cycle helmet and managed to avoid serious injury, merely a dent to her confidence on two wheels.

Walliams heartbroken by charity trip to India

David Walliams was left "heartbroken" on a recent charity trip to India, after seeing first-hand the squalid conditions the country's children are forced to live in. The Little Britain star is a longtime supporter of Britain's Sport Relief and recently visited Delhi to see how the organisation is helping the country. But he was horrified to see orphaned youngsters living rough on the streets and forced to fend for themselves. He tells The Sun, "It's weird to see homelessness on such a scale. There are 2,000 in this area of Delhi - and they are the ones accounted for. There is a shelter the Indian government has put up but it was only a tarpaulin tent. They have nowhere to go. It's really distressing to see. "The kids are filthy. Babies are lying on the ground with no nappies on. Disease is rife, there are no toilets. There is no running water. People born into the streets, little children running around. It is unimaginable suffering. It's really heart-breaking." Walliams will take part in a 875-mile (1,408 kilometre) cycle in March to raise funds for the charity - and he's hopeful he can make a difference.